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Dual coil, as more wire cover the wick, surface area is larger hence u get lower resistance.... thicker the resistance wire the lower the resistance.... keep in mind about that.
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I don't think a mech mod goes well with a dual coil carto as its about 3 ohm.
Unless you are talking about dual coil rebuildable atty, yes, you can do that.
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Unless you are talking about dual coil rebuildable atty, yes, you can do that.
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Damn...have a couple of dual coil cartos, high res attys which will work well with VV mod.
In that case, what's best for mech mod? I ordered a 1.8ohm Kanger pro tank. That should be good right?
Thanks for the info thus far...
In that case, what's best for mech mod? I ordered a 1.8ohm Kanger pro tank. That should be good right?
Thanks for the info thus far...
Yes! dual can be used on mech mod. why not?
Hmm let me try to put this into picture, hopefully you'll see it with much better understandings.
3.7v IMR Batteries = Voltage Current (imagine this as 1-way water current)
Coil = Carrier. "Straw / Water pipe" ( now imagine this pipe get plunged and start drawing from the water current)
Ohm/Resistance = The results aftermath (ie. the smaller the diameter of the pipe or the longer it is from its destination, the greater the resistance is experienced for the current to gush through and vice versa)
Single coil > 1 Straw/Pipe
Dual > 2 Straws/ Pipes
Quad >so on n so forth..
If you'd get the drift, setting up dual coil will force the nature of the current to go into split channels. With that in place, dual setup results in much lower ohm readings/resistance due to the split. But, more current is required to push through to meet both ends. In another words, what you get is simply both the wicks evaporating juices at the same time, thus double the taste/vape. But, battery will be drained out in a much much faster rate.
Highly doubt one could get 3ohm on a dual. Unless super high 35-40gauge wire and ridiculously lotsa rounds this coil is clocking.
PS: always use a ohm reader to test the atty/carto before sucking on them! and duncha follow blindly on the table. its like a parental guidance thingy. lol
Hmm let me try to put this into picture, hopefully you'll see it with much better understandings.
3.7v IMR Batteries = Voltage Current (imagine this as 1-way water current)
Coil = Carrier. "Straw / Water pipe" ( now imagine this pipe get plunged and start drawing from the water current)
Ohm/Resistance = The results aftermath (ie. the smaller the diameter of the pipe or the longer it is from its destination, the greater the resistance is experienced for the current to gush through and vice versa)
Single coil > 1 Straw/Pipe
Dual > 2 Straws/ Pipes
Quad >so on n so forth..
If you'd get the drift, setting up dual coil will force the nature of the current to go into split channels. With that in place, dual setup results in much lower ohm readings/resistance due to the split. But, more current is required to push through to meet both ends. In another words, what you get is simply both the wicks evaporating juices at the same time, thus double the taste/vape. But, battery will be drained out in a much much faster rate.
Highly doubt one could get 3ohm on a dual. Unless super high 35-40gauge wire and ridiculously lotsa rounds this coil is clocking.
PS: always use a ohm reader to test the atty/carto before sucking on them! and duncha follow blindly on the table. its like a parental guidance thingy. lol
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Yep, we'll explained, maybe you can youtube or google for more research to understand(look at it). I know theories suck, but pls get a multimeter for mech mod. Vape safe, vape on.
How's that working for u bro?
I've to try on a 1.8ohm in that identical set-up
Correction: I've yet to try on a 1.8ohm in that identical set-up
Yes! dual can be used on mech mod. why not?
Hmm let me try to put this into picture, hopefully you'll see it with much better understandings.
3.7v IMR Batteries = Voltage Current (imagine this as 1-way water current)
Coil = Carrier. "Straw / Water pipe" ( now imagine this pipe get plunged and start drawing from the water current)
Ohm/Resistance = The results aftermath (ie. the smaller the diameter of the pipe, the greater the resistance is experienced from current to gush through and vice versa)
Single coil > 1 Straw/Pipe
Dual > 2 Straws/ Pipes
Quad >so on n so forth..
If you'd get the drift, setting up dual coil will force the nature of the current to go into split channels. With that in place, dual setup results in much lower ohm readings/resistance due to the split. But, more current is required to push through to meet both ends. In another words, what you get is simply both the wicks evaporating juices at the same time, thus double the taste/vape. But, battery will be drained out in a much much faster rate.
Highly doubt one could get 3ohm on a dual. Unless super high 35-40gauge wire and ridiculously lotsa rounds this coil is clocking.
PS: always use a ohm reader to test the atty/carto before sucking on them! and duncha follow blindly on the table. its like a parental guidance thingy. lol
Right on Alfro, i got u.
Tks mate.
How's that working for u bro?
I've to try on a 1.8ohm in that identical set-up
imo it's better than using the 1.8 but i can be wrong. feels a little harsh when fully charged on the 1.8ohm.
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