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Yep, nothing to worry about. It is pretty normal for the ohms that a coil claims to actually be off by a slight amount such as that.
Ummmm.....whats the difference between .168 and .15 anyway.? Negligible, thats what it is. Its not rocket surgery, its 5th grade math....
The OP simply asked a question. There is absolutley no reason to respond like that. On a side note....what the hell is "rocket surgery"?
Y'all are too funny, lighten up...geez
No you lighten up there’s no need to be rude I asked a simple question I know .168ohms is basically.17ohm but I’m using a coil saying it’s .15ohms and was just wondering is that normal as I’m new to vaping better to be safe then sorry
Relax, we're all friends here. No harm was meant.
You got it bud. But this is a public forum where we like to have fun, not something you own. Good luck on your journey.
Wow. If someone crapped in your wheaties, you can just eat around it dude. No reason to get short with everyone...
I have to ask, why as a new vaper would you start at the bottom of the ohm range?
I expect (yes, just an assumption) that the OP is using a drop in coil at0.15 ohm. Such coils are increasingly common, especially with the newer multicoil and mesh coil selections offered.
This, in fact, shows something that I'm sure many are aware of and have different opinions of. As little as 3 years ago most vapers basically had to start at the bottom, with high ohm setups meant for mtl, if if they wanted to advance up the vaping chain, they had to do a lot of research and learning. Now many vapers are starting off with subohm dl rigs and have no idea how to use them and no instruction from the seller. Almost no knowledge about how a coil works, or how juice is vaporized.
It’s just annoying when people not everyone say rude things on here and I wasn’t aiming it to everyone sorry if I offended people who hasn’t been rude
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