Hey all,
Firstly, I know next to nothing about electricity.After a disapointing journey of trial and errors amid the world of cheap atomizers, poisonous tasting clearomizers,and cortomizers, I knew people were getting great tasting vapes somehow,and I found it in RBA's.I got myself a aga-t+ and have been finding the kind of flavor and performance I was looking for, as well as a tremendous freedom, and fun wrapping different style coils and wicks to tailor and explore diffrent kinds of vapes.I have a little vv spinner I'm using it on.
I am interested in twisted coils, and the durability of mechanical devices, as well as the battery life,but I don't understand how to vape with them.With vv devices I wrap a coil check it on my ohm meter look at a chart that tells me the close sweet spot for that resistance and dial my varitable voltage to the recomended volts simple ( by the way as I said earlier I don't know the difference between a volt, a watt, or a whole in the ground)
But how do you do that with a mechanical mod? do you get say a 18650 battery and wrap only say 1.8 coils or do you wrap a coil and change battery to suit it, and if so how do you figure it out. I mean doesn't the size of your battery really limit the types of coils you can use? also I saw a video where a guy wrapped a .9 ohm coil and then put it on a 4 volt mechanical mod, but it didn't make sense to me I thought that 4 volt would burn a coil like that up.I mean I thought like a 1.5 ohm atty was suited to say a 3.3 volt how can he put 4 volts through a .9 coil.
Another thing I understand that alot of people with mechanical devices, will change their battery if they feel the power has gone down enough to change the quality of their vape too much, I thought that you needed to drain the battery completely before you recharged it, or it would affect the lifespan of the battery. and lastly can you use a .9 ohm coil on a mechanical mod that has a kick in it.or do you have to take the kick out.
As you can see a boat load of stupid in need of a good wind. I'd appreciate any help you can give.
Firstly, I know next to nothing about electricity.After a disapointing journey of trial and errors amid the world of cheap atomizers, poisonous tasting clearomizers,and cortomizers, I knew people were getting great tasting vapes somehow,and I found it in RBA's.I got myself a aga-t+ and have been finding the kind of flavor and performance I was looking for, as well as a tremendous freedom, and fun wrapping different style coils and wicks to tailor and explore diffrent kinds of vapes.I have a little vv spinner I'm using it on.
I am interested in twisted coils, and the durability of mechanical devices, as well as the battery life,but I don't understand how to vape with them.With vv devices I wrap a coil check it on my ohm meter look at a chart that tells me the close sweet spot for that resistance and dial my varitable voltage to the recomended volts simple ( by the way as I said earlier I don't know the difference between a volt, a watt, or a whole in the ground)
But how do you do that with a mechanical mod? do you get say a 18650 battery and wrap only say 1.8 coils or do you wrap a coil and change battery to suit it, and if so how do you figure it out. I mean doesn't the size of your battery really limit the types of coils you can use? also I saw a video where a guy wrapped a .9 ohm coil and then put it on a 4 volt mechanical mod, but it didn't make sense to me I thought that 4 volt would burn a coil like that up.I mean I thought like a 1.5 ohm atty was suited to say a 3.3 volt how can he put 4 volts through a .9 coil.
Another thing I understand that alot of people with mechanical devices, will change their battery if they feel the power has gone down enough to change the quality of their vape too much, I thought that you needed to drain the battery completely before you recharged it, or it would affect the lifespan of the battery. and lastly can you use a .9 ohm coil on a mechanical mod that has a kick in it.or do you have to take the kick out.
As you can see a boat load of stupid in need of a good wind. I'd appreciate any help you can give.
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