I haven't tried n tornego/riva yet, but they sure do seem like a popular item. As for PWM... thats a 'switching voltage regulator' setup instead of a 'linear voltage regulator'... is that right? In theory, i think, switching voltage regulators can be more efficient than linear voltage regulators. And if thats right, a variable power MOD based on PWM, could get the most runtime out of its batteries.
Yes it is, but it will still cause excessive cholesterol and plaque build up in the batt. I am just not willing to take the chance mathematically. The delta between vaping on the eGo, which is special even without the cone, is too insignificant to me, to vape an LR other than on a battery mod.
I must say I'm getting some decent quality runtime out of the LiMN + my new 2ohm atty combo. Generally after vaping as much as I have off of a batt + regular atty, it'd be dropping off in good hit production (even though there's more life left in the batt)... but this combo is still cranking out nice big hits... so far this setup is working like I hoped it would!
... and because the amperage draw at 2 Ohms is close (but well within battery specs) that I will vape a 2 Ohm atty on the eGo. But I will never vape a 1.5 Ohm. If I need a 5V experience, I will vape my Lizard with a 6V with a 3.5 Ohm atty.
What folks need to remember here I believe is: The LR (the original at 1.5 Ohms) was designed to use an 18650 mAh HD battery. This was to simulate a 5V experience without the dangers associated with stacking batteries.<---- period It has moved from there.
Now folks are utilizing 3.1-7V devices regardless of the "battery" to get a 5V experience, without the complete understanding of what they are doing, or the inherent possible dangers associated with doing so.
Isaac has developed a series of atomisers through consultation with his mfr, that maintains the atty/battery combo within "safe" prescribed parameters. Now whether folks chose to use this engineered combination is neither here nor there. Isaac and eye speak a different language, he talks volts I talk watts. At the end of the day we understand each other. We both vape at "the"
sweet spot, and that is all that matters. For folks that are looking for the magi vape, follow Isaac's recommendation. For those that want to live on the edge, follow what every one else is doing.
Many folks do not which to vape at anything with a resistance greater than 3 Ohms at HV. IMHO they are simply reckless.
Understanding the mathematics, the equipment you are using, the nicotine % of the liquids, the consistency, viscosity or composition of the liquids we vape, the size of the battery, its discharge rate/it's capacity, the resistance of atomisers, are all factors that will affect satisfaction. Satisfaction cannot IMHO be achieved by manipulating one or the other, it is the combination of the total packaeg that wins the race.
