How is high watts possible ?
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Not with a 2mm air hole, and Not with a strong draw cooling the coil.
It's all about balance.
These things all affect performance in a big way, but a "chart" can't account for the "airflow" or "draw" variable.
Don't put so much weight in charted numbers.
Spend more time understanding exactly how your gear works and you'll get a better experience.
I'll make it simple.
This build using 30 gauge, 3mm ID, 5wrap, is good to make 8W of heat.
This build using 30 gauge, 3mm ID, 50 wraps total is good to make 80W of heat.
10x the surface area distributes 10x the heat at the same surface temperature.
Bottom atty also has 10x the airflow.
This build using 30 gauge, 3mm ID, 5wrap, is good to make 8W of heat.
This build using 30 gauge, 3mm ID, 50 wraps total is good to make 80W of heat.
10x the surface area distributes 10x the heat at the same surface temperature.
Bottom atty also has 10x the airflow.
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Ok bought a Kanger sub ohm nano.....right now vaping 1.2 at about 14 watts......not bad but I am not impressed with how airy it is......complain complain complain
I Vape about 5 ml per day...
@ 80 watts
Not always the case.
Most people compensate for TH and volume per puff with lower nic juice.
I just vape less often.
Works for me.
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To be able to run higher watts you have to run lower OHMs! I'm running at 60w with a .15 OHM build that runs at 3.1 volts. It sounds like you're running gear that isn't sub-ohm & probably won't do anything over probably 14w by design! If you really want to go higher watts do the research & find a VV/VW mod & a sub-ohm tank! Look at the sub-box mini by Kangertech, it might be a good place to start! I have found that I end up adj. my watts until my build reaches 3.0v to 4.5v! that seems to be the sweet spot for me!
That seems like an extremely hot vape to me! Steam engine says that's 8.37 volts! What device and atty are you running?
I'm running a 1 ohm coil build at 70W right now.
What does volts have to do with "hot"?
70W of heat is 70W of heat.
Same build as above How is high watts possible ?
In theory, you can run 100 volts at 0.1 amp and get 10 watt output. Or 0.1 volt at 100 amp and get 10 watt output.
Wattage is not about amperage or voltage. Wattage is amperage and voltage. Voltage and amperage is input. Wattage is output - or the effect of amperage and voltage, if you will. To adjust wattage, you only have to adjust either voltage OR amperage. In a mechanical mod, you adjust voltage by adjusting the resistance (and thus the amperage). With a regulated mod, you adjust the wattage by adjusting the voltage.
"Sub-ohm" is a term that only made somewhat sense in the days when batteries had an output (amp) limit somewhere in the vicinity of what you would get from a 1 ohm coil on a mechanical mod. There is no magical limit or anything in particular happening around the 1 ohm mark. It's just a number. One that does not do anything on its own.
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To be honest I really don't know how to explain it technically. All I can say for sure is when I've run more than say 5v with any Ohms with whatever watts especially in my tanks it's been way too hot for me sometimes to the point of burning! My Mutation X V4 could probably do it but I'm not sure my mouth could! That's what works for me & I hope you enjoy whatever works for you!
P.S. Good looking rig!
And those regulated mods which won't "step down", I've just discovered, can be *regulated* to a lower wattage just by using a higher-ohm coil. Works great with my new iPV Mini!
Andria
It's easy.To be honest I really don't know how to explain it technically. All I can say for sure is when I've run more than say 5v with any Ohms with whatever watts especially in my tanks it's been way too hot for me sometimes to the point of burning! My Mutation X V4 could probably do it but I'm not sure my mouth could! That's what works for me & I hope you enjoy whatever works for you!
P.S. Good looking rig!
W = A•V
50W at 2 ohm is 5A at 10V
50W at 1 ohm is 7.07A at 7.07V
50W at 0.5 ohm is 10A at 5V
50W at 0.25 ohm is 14.14 at 3.53V
This has done more for my understanding of Ohm's Law than anything else I've ever read -- it conceptualizes it so that those of us who get googly-eyed at a string of variables can actually understand what's going on! THANK YOU!
Andria
So does that mean the temp of the vape is going to be the same across your examples?
I could be wrong, my understanding of all this is rather shaky... but I think it does. That doesn't mean that the vape would actually BE the same -- there are a lot of other factors in play besides just the wattage, to define the qualities of a vape, and I think this example begins to illustrate that.
Andria
Thank you Andria! My problem must be that I started with eGo twists! Because in my experience with all my tanks is that 3v to about 4.5 to 5v is where I like to be at this point! So I use my watts to control my volts accordingly! This may not be the right way but it works for me! Even with my MT with a dual alien clapton build at .15 ohms 60 watts (3.1 volts) is perfect!
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