I'm surely duplicating but I still don't fully get this...
Aside from the cosmetic makeup of a mechanical aiding in conductivity to your vaping experience...
Are there physical atomizer compatibility limitations for a variable? (Please explain). In which you have to be aware of for your variable versus a mechanical when purchasing an atomizer?
What is the reason for limitations for a sub ohm setups on variables? I think it's wattage output... (I'm sure that question has surely been dived into on this forum)
When I upgrade my already awesome setup... My preference is to put a kick on a mechanical as the variable is essential on my twist. I'd choose a mechanical because they look cooler, cheaper, you can use a Sony battery, and the whole idea is OG.
Any other other cool to pass on reasons and advice you'd be happy sharing? Or holes you'd be happy filling in which I may just sound like I understand more than i do?
Thanks guys for your previous detailed explanations
Aside from the cosmetic makeup of a mechanical aiding in conductivity to your vaping experience...
Are there physical atomizer compatibility limitations for a variable? (Please explain). In which you have to be aware of for your variable versus a mechanical when purchasing an atomizer?
What is the reason for limitations for a sub ohm setups on variables? I think it's wattage output... (I'm sure that question has surely been dived into on this forum)
When I upgrade my already awesome setup... My preference is to put a kick on a mechanical as the variable is essential on my twist. I'd choose a mechanical because they look cooler, cheaper, you can use a Sony battery, and the whole idea is OG.
Any other other cool to pass on reasons and advice you'd be happy sharing? Or holes you'd be happy filling in which I may just sound like I understand more than i do?
Thanks guys for your previous detailed explanations