High Resistance Atomizer?

[bwg]

Hi,

Started vaping for around more than 1 month right now. As I'm slowly getting into the various confusing jargon of things, I'd like to find out more about atomizers.

What is the use of High Resistance Atomizers? I understand the idea behind LR attys (generate more power for the same given voltage input) but how about HR ones? Apart from Variable Voltage mods, I'm thinking that it wouldn't really be useful against normal batts that can go up to 4.2V only (e.g. the Ego batts). Asking as I've got a few of these atties labeled HV5 (High voltage 5 volts).

Anybody care to help enlighten me?

Thanks
BWG

 

[Lonely^Driver]

HV aka High Voltage.
The above already mentions the meaning.
To put it into simple terms, it's for vaping above the normal 4.2v. (5v, 6v, 7.4v, 8.4v)

 

[warlike36]

HV aka High Voltage.
The above already mentions the meaning.
To put it into simple terms, it's for vaping above the normal 4.2v. (5v, 6v, 7.4v, 8.4v)

Which of coarse would require a "Mod" of some sort.

 

[surfer]

Wait for currynoah to post here and read the link in his signature.

 

[Domtine]

I've tried LRs on 4.2 but they dun give the same result as my 5V box. So for now my 5V and bulli is my go to set and the 4.2 is sitting ard as my spare.

 

[Vinniz]

I've learn that. Always have a spare.

 

[Domtine]

I have spare part for rebuilding my box just in case. U noe spare for the spare.

Spareception.

 

[Vinniz]

How i wish i'm handy with electronics.

 

[Currynoah]

Hello guys!! What up? Anyway, to answer your question bwg, Lonely Driver has already answered. Usually they are for 4.5v and beyond...