new user needs help

[durrrick]

I have an itaste vv variable wattage and variable voltage and I'm currently using a dual coil clearomizer. My coil is 1.8 and when I check the resistance with my mod it reads 1.8 but my question is when I use charts to determine a good wattage and voltage setting do I go by 1.8 ohms or 3.6 being that it's dual coil? Any help will be very much appreciated!

 

[CreepyLady]

1.8 Just start all the way low and go up a notch and vape until you find the spot you like the most.

Just remember you have to set Watts OR Volts not both. You can only operate in one OR the other!

Happy vaping

 

[durrrick]

Thanks! I actually didn't know that it had to be one or the other! Haha I've been vaping for a couple months now but just got this mod a few days ago and still figuring it out.

 

[CreepyLady]

No problem! I personally choose watts - but its really the same to use either. If you find a power level that you like and you set your watts (mine is generally set to 6.5-7) when you change tanks/toppers the voltage will change automatically should you use a different resistance so that you get the same result basically. Volts you will have to fiddle with a little to go up or down if you do the same thing.

Some people think of watts as "set it and forget it"

You are unlikely to blow a coil if you are conscientious - if you get to a burned taste back it down 1 setting (or as many as you prefer for taste) and you shouldn't do any harm.

 

[Bunnykiller]

Vaping is like eating... you add spices till you like it what you like may not be what someone else likes. So with that in mind, I cant tell you "how much salt to add" ( i dont do salt ) Creepylady has a good point, start at low setting work your way up till it tastes good.

Also dual coils are governed by Ohms Law since you are showing 1.8 ohms on the meter/screen it is actually 2 coils at 3.6 each...
heres the math: 1/(1/X + 1/X ....) X = the value of each single coil. to reverse the equation for a 2 coil setup, multiply the reading by 2 ( this only works for 2 coils of equal value) to find out what the value of each coil is

 

[durrrick]

I was just about to ask you which you prefer but you told me before I could lol and thanks again, I had been searching the web forever for an answer until you helped me out!