i use boge 3.0 ohm in 6 volt - what about boge 2.0 in 4 or 5 volt

[MUKHRFF]

i use boge 3.0 ohm with 6 volt
its very good
and too much vapour
i like that

but battery in my lavatube finish after i use 5 ml e-liquid

what about if i use boge 2.0 ohm in 4 or 5 volt

its same vapour and same taste or different

and battery will work more time or its same

i will buy more boge cartomizer and i wait for your help

 

[washvap]

Yeah, using a higher voltage on a VV mod will decrease battery life. For a Boge 2 ohm, the highest that you can go would be 4.2V until it either tastes burnt. Or exceeds the amperage limit of the Lavatube. 2.5 ohms would be ideal for 5V vaping.

Won't be the same vapor or taste. Depending on your set-up, you will notice slight difference. Some might not even notice it but, the only way to know is to try it out. Then see if you like it.

If your vaping at 5V then you won't notice an increase in the time that your vaping it. Now, if your using a LR carto at 3.7V then you will notice a little better battery life. Not by much but, you might get an hour more of vaping time.

 

[nordoe]

If you do have a mod that would allow that high, it can be done. Vaping a 2.0 at 4 volts is about 8 watts, at 5 volts you are really pushing it at around 12 watts. IMO anything over 9 watts is pushing it, so 12 could easily fry your carto.

 

[MUKHRFF]

thank you

maybe i will try 2.0 ohm in 4.8 in future

 

[Slurp812]

3.0 ohm @ 6.0 volts = 12 watts
2.0 ohm @ 4.8 volts = 11.52 watts

so a little less vapor, and a little more battery life. Not much difference...

 

[MUKHRFF]

3.0 ohm @ 6.0 volts = 12 watts
2.0 ohm @ 4.8 volts = 11.52 watts

so a little less vapor, and a little more battery life. Not much difference...

yes put when use



3.0 ohm @ 6.0 volts = 12 watts you use 2 ambs

2.0 ohm @ 4.8 volts = 11.52 watts you use 2.4 amps

it make any different for my lavatube to push to 2.4 amps
becuse its mixmium amps in lavatube its 2.4 or 2.5
maybe it will damage fast