Just wondering.

[tossedmycookies]

Hey all, Looking at the Map tanks from Clouds of Vapor. Was wondering what the difference is between the 2.4, 2.8 and 3.2 ohms? Will be running them with an ego battery. Noticed the 2.8ohm's sells out quick does that mean it's the better one? Any explanation would be helpful.

Thanks.

 

[Chime]

2.8 is standard, 2.4 would be low resistance (hotter vapor typically), 3.2 would be high resistance (cooler vapor typically)

With a stock battery I'd go with a 2.8 to be safe, either of the others may work too but your risking batteries....maybe.

 

[Pipeous]

I like 2ohm on my ego batts. for most of my juices anyway. 2.8 for harsher juices (I like my juicy peach on SR over LR or it's too harsh)

 

[lelly]

I like 2ohm on my ego batts. for most of my juices anyway. 2.8 for harsher juices (I like my juicy peach on SR over LR or it's too harsh)

If they are anything like the CE2's, I found 2.4 way too hot/harsh for me, where as with the Boge's 2.0 is a nice vape. Not sure why, you would think that it would be the other way around. Ohms can be deceptive, different experience from different methods of delivery.