How do you ohm?
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Don't feel left out.... You are also using much less juice than the average, sub-ohmer.
I think all this "new" gear aimed at sub-ohm is more about selling Juice than getting an enjoyable Vape these days. I know, I get better flavor at 1ohm or more, while using less than 10ml per day than My SOL who only Subs and uses more than 30ml a day. Sure he gets MORE flavor and clouds. But more is not always better.
I'm kinda a Both.
Because my D2D setup is a Single Coil at about .9 ~ 1.1 Ohms.
Because my D2D setup is a Single Coil at about .9 ~ 1.1 Ohms.
Usually using 0.8-1.2 on single coil and 0.4-0.6 on dual coils.
Really depends on what the mod requires for the right hit. Vv/VW helps but really adds unnecessary heat IMO.
Really depends on what the mod requires for the right hit. Vv/VW helps but really adds unnecessary heat IMO.
I stared on the 510 cig likes and honestly runny low kept me away from the ciggs..now vaping at .14
I do both. Single coil RTAs, I'm usually around an ohm, 0.9 - 1.4 or so. Dual coil RTAs it's about 0.5 ohms, give or take. Dual coil RDAs, a little less, but generally not below 0.4 ohms.
I do both but I am not deep into the whole sub ohm world but occasionally ... When I just need a thundercloud
When I use tanks, for me it's 1.8 ohms and when I DIY my coils its usually 1.2ohms - I have experimented with sub ohm coils but wasn't struck with the noise of them, the warmer vape and to me loss of some of the flavour - but each to his own.
I have never experienced sub ohm and have no desire to. I'm an "all things retro" kinda person. So all my current interest is in the antiquated VV/VW Mods from waaayy back in 2013 or so. They just aren't capable of subbing so I don't need it.
Plus the thought of subbing with my old abused and half dead lungs is kinda frightening to me.
Plus the thought of subbing with my old abused and half dead lungs is kinda frightening to me.
It really is just a number... doesn't mean you have to blow big clouds or do lung hits... Just look at the vaporesso aura kit, simple sub-ohm..
Thanks but No need to even look. I've already got a wish list of stuff that I can't afford and don't actually need.
For us, sub ohm is all we've got and all we know. We're new to vaping (relatively speaking) and got set up with Kangertech Subvods (.5 ohm) by the guy at the vape shop. Seems fine to us but so does box wine, so.................. I will say the coils are dirt cheap, dirt simple to replace and last a couple of weeks of fairly rough use. Then only because of burnt flavorings taste, not a metallic taste. (However, see boxed wine reference above . After burnin' "the stinks" for nearly 50 years, what do we know )
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I just got an eVic VTC mini with an ego ONE Mega tank, and it came with a couple of sub ohm coils, so as of a few weeks ago, I'm finally trying this sub ohm thing that everyone has been talking about. Yea!
I've discovered that certain flavors taste better when they're a little warmer. Although I'm not a cloud chaser, the extra vapor was fun to observe for a few days too. Mainly I appreciate the flavor variations and how certain e-liquids taste better when they're a little warmer, but I'm honestly glad that 1.0 ohm coils are available for this new (to me) tank too. I now realize from this experience that over all, I generally do prefer a cooler vape.
Now that I'm having to learn how to build/rebuild coils and make my own e-liquids (advance prep for the Vapocalypse) , I need to stay focused and probably won't be buying more sub-ohm coils for this tank. Once I know how to rebuild reliably decent supra ohm coil the I-dunno-how-many Nautilus tanks I have (I still really love both the mini and the original a lot), and make an acceptably tasty basic e-liquid or three, then who knows? Maybe some time after Christmas I'll be needing a new hobby and I'll learn to rebuild my sub ohm coils too, just for the fun of it.
I've discovered that certain flavors taste better when they're a little warmer. Although I'm not a cloud chaser, the extra vapor was fun to observe for a few days too. Mainly I appreciate the flavor variations and how certain e-liquids taste better when they're a little warmer, but I'm honestly glad that 1.0 ohm coils are available for this new (to me) tank too. I now realize from this experience that over all, I generally do prefer a cooler vape.
Now that I'm having to learn how to build/rebuild coils and make my own e-liquids (advance prep for the Vapocalypse) , I need to stay focused and probably won't be buying more sub-ohm coils for this tank. Once I know how to rebuild reliably decent supra ohm coil the I-dunno-how-many Nautilus tanks I have (I still really love both the mini and the original a lot), and make an acceptably tasty basic e-liquid or three, then who knows? Maybe some time after Christmas I'll be needing a new hobby and I'll learn to rebuild my sub ohm coils too, just for the fun of it.
You're kind of lucky that this is what you started out on. When I began vaping, I had a Kanger MT3, evods and Spinner batteries. You got to it when things were really beginning to evolve, and those things that you cut your teeth on just intimidated me- ha!
.4 to .6ohm single SS316L coils. Much more satisfying... I started @ 18mg, then after a few months 12mg & now @6mg. Pretty happy... 
Using what size wire.....4 to .6ohm single SS316L coils. Much more satisfying... I started @ 18mg, then after a few months 12mg & now @6mg. Pretty happy...
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