With a car engine combustion heats the engine, and the cooling system keeps it running at the proper temperature. An atomizer works the same way, power (volts/watts/amps) heat the coil, and air flow & liquid keep it at the proper temperature. So the higher the watts ... the more air & liquid it takes to maintain the proper temperature.
So the only real limitations on wattage are what's your lung capacity, and how much juice do you want to buy.
I'm told that my vape is fairly hot, most that have tried it guess it to be around 450-500 degrees. I do that with ~7 watts. Point being that high temperature has little to do with the wattage used, and more to do with the amount of air & liquid used. So sub ohm/high wattage vaping is only about wanting cumulus rather than cirrus clouds ..and has no other benefit.
So go ahead and vape at ~20 amps if you want to, it's perfectly safe with the batteries we have today. But, me thinks I'll just keep on vaping at ~2 amps instead. Would you believe that the mod I'm using this morning has a 2.5 amp limiter?? (V1 Provari)
So the only real limitations on wattage are what's your lung capacity, and how much juice do you want to buy.
I'm told that my vape is fairly hot, most that have tried it guess it to be around 450-500 degrees. I do that with ~7 watts. Point being that high temperature has little to do with the wattage used, and more to do with the amount of air & liquid used. So sub ohm/high wattage vaping is only about wanting cumulus rather than cirrus clouds ..and has no other benefit.
So go ahead and vape at ~20 amps if you want to, it's perfectly safe with the batteries we have today. But, me thinks I'll just keep on vaping at ~2 amps instead. Would you believe that the mod I'm using this morning has a 2.5 amp limiter?? (V1 Provari)
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