hey guys, I have been vaping these sub-ohm coils for a long time now, infact it seemed like when I first started it was kind of taboo in a sense, people kind of thought I was crazy and that the whole sub 1 coils were just way to dangerous. it defiantly has changed now and has become more mainstream for sure. now, information is being given back & forth on the in's & out's on how to do all this sub 1 stuff, when I first started giving information on the how to's, I was looked at as someone who was potentially helping people to kill themselves, anyways enough of the nostalgia and more to the heat generated by a sub 1 coil. I hear a lot of the word "HOT" when people asking about these low resistant coils, I have even heard of people trying these and saying they were much to hot for them. from my experiences, which range as low as 0.6 to 1 Ω I don't think of them being hot at all, and that's why I initially got into low resistances in the first place. when I first started vaping gennys I did the whole vv 6 volt thing for a short time and found the vapor to be to hot, I then remember seeing something saying that a thicker wire has less resistance then a thinner wire therefore it is a cooler wire, also seen something saying that at a given length a thicker wire will be cooler then a thinner wire at the same length. this is why I tried low resistance vaping, and for the most part I did notice that the vapor wasn't as harsh and was much smoother, so when I think of low resistance I don't think of the word HOT, I think of it as smooth. now technically, am I correct in saying that a thicker wire is not as hot as a thinner wire? I have always thought that a 1inch piece of 28g will run cooler then a 1 inch piece of 32g. I know theres a lot of sub oner's out there now and want to hear from you comparing the heat of a sub 1 coil compared to the heat of a regular coil.
