Need 11watt drip tank atomizer suggestions.

[Shootist]

shootist I know I meant to say 11watts AAAAND 5 volts, my bad.

Please read this.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/6293-14-ohms-law-dummies.html

 

[klynnn]

Do you think this is the perfect vape or something ? I'm confused. Your terminology at best is confusing.

 

[nelska]

and I have a question about my 2.0 ohms duel coil atomizer. that means its made up of two 4 ohms coils right?

 

[nelska]

Do you think this is the perfect vape or something ? I'm confused. Your terminology at best is confusing.

basically..

 

[nelska]

Please read this.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/6293-14-ohms-law-dummies.html

Awesome link. Thanks.

 

[Topwater Elvis]

shootist I know I meant to say 11watts AAAAND 5 volts, my bad.

With all VV/VW APV's you are either in watt mode or volt mode, whichever you adjusted last is the mode you're vaping in.
You cannot adjust both, one or the other, V or W.

 

[klynnn]

Okay now we're getting somewhere.

 

[nelska]

In volts / Amps x Ohms... Is Amps the battery?

 

[nelska]

With all VV/VW APV's you are either in watt mode or volt mode, whichever you adjusted last is the mode you're vaping in.
You cannot adjust both, one or the other, V or W.

Well, yeh but the similiarity is volts x volts = watts.

 

[klynnn]

So why do you feel this is the perfect vape?. Is it because of your equip? Why not a mech mod?

 

[nelska]

For some reason volts just taste like .... to me compared to watts.

 

[Topwater Elvis]

Use any resistance delivery device that the mvp2 will fire, then adjust the power up / down in either watt mode or volt mode to find the vape quality you're looking for.

 

[nelska]

So I think I'm trying to find the right amps.. to watts..

 

[The Ocelot]

It's The Law

V = volts
P = power (watts)
R = resistance (ohms)
I = current (amps)

They are interdependent.

 

[nelska]

Use any resistance delivery device that the mvp2 will fire, then adjust the power up / down in either watt mode or volt mode to find the vape quality you're looking for.

yeh, sorry man. I guess the stuff I'm talking about just isn't sense-able. But one thing's for sure.. I definitively prefer wattage mode.

 

[nelska]

So there's ohms law and then there's watts? lol. watts/ohms law, for example?

 

[klynnn]

No you have the terminology wrong. You have to decide if you want a hot vape or a cool vape and build the coil accordingly.

 

[nelska]

No you have the terminology wrong. You have to decide if you want a hot vape or a cool vape and build the coil accordingly.

could you explain?

 

[nelska]

Wait, so the lower the ohms the cooler the vapor?

 

[The Ocelot]

Wait, so the lower the ohms the cooler the vapor?

Voltage is a measurement of input. It is the input coming from the battery into the system. Ohms is a measurement of resistance, it is what impedes the input. Watts are a measurement of output, which is the power (heat) that vaporizes the liquid. The interaction of the voltage and the resistance determines the amount of wattage produced. [I'm purposely leaving amps out of this explanation]

The wattage isn't clearly illustrated in the picture, but it is how much of the amp guy is on the other side of the ohm from the volt guy.

The higher the ohms, that is the tighter the rope in the picture, the more volts would be required to produce the same amount of watts.

It is the watts that make the difference; the more watts, the warmer the vape. The interaction between volts and ohms is best illustrated with a fixed voltage battery device. For example:

I have a box mod that produces 3.7 volts. I can't change the volts, but I can change the devices that I put on it, which come in different resistances.

If I put a 2.2ohm atomizer on my 3.7 volt box mod it will produce 6.2 watts. But if I put a 1.5ohm atty on the same 3.7 volt device it will produce 9.1 watts, which is considerable warmer.

Please refer to the Ohm's Law Wheel I posted earlier for the formulae.