Newbie to Ohm's, what the heck.........

[Nosvaping]

I understand that LR simulates high voltage vaping, but what voltage goes with what as far as

1.5, 2.0, 2.5 and what are the ohm's for High voltage mods?

Any Info would sure help out!

 

[conan]

Atomizers, Cartomizers, Voltage and Resistance

 

[Katya]

In a nutshell, Wattage (heat, power) generated by your PV = Voltage squared divided by Resistance (Ohms). It's all about Wattage, really. The range considered safe and satisfying for most vapers is somewhere between 4 and 8 Watts.

Try different combinations and see what works for you. And don't go too high; too much heat will just burn your juices and the filler in your cartos.

For example, I like ~2.0Ω on my eGo batteries (3.2v) and ~2.5Ω on my 3.7v batteries.

Good luck!

 

[Nosvaping]

In a nutshell, Wattage (heat, power) generated by your PV = Voltage squared divided by Resistance (Ohms). It's all about Wattage, really. The range considered safe and satisfying for most vapers is somewhere between 4 and 8 Watts.

Try different combinations and see what works for you. And don't go too high; too much heat will just burn your juices and the filler in your cartos.

For example, I like ~2.0Ω on my eGo batteries (3.2v) and ~2.5Ω on my 3.7v batteries.

Good luck!

Hi kayta- thanks for the input, I am going to try diffrent one's, I just wanted to know kinda what I was doing....

 

[LoTekJunky]

That would explain why I'm getting a burnt taste on my new clearomizers. What a disappointment. They were sold as compatible with my KR808d-1 battery, but they burn the crap out of my juice. I bought the lowest ohm clearomizers I could find, which was 2.6-2.8... and my battery is a 3.7/4.2 volt model. That puts my wattage at somewhere between 4.89w and 6.8w. it tastes awful, so I have to be on the high end of that scale... Thanks for the v^2/o forumla.