Ok I am going to write down the basics of what I have found so far and you guys can correct or expand as you see the need. KK? K.
So,
Watts= heat generated from coil. VW devices change the power (volts) delivered from the battery to produce the desired amount of heat.
Volts= power delivered from battery. More volts means more power and more heat. VV devices require the user to vary the setting to achieve the desired heat (watts) for every coil.
Battery ohms= charge capacity from the battery. More ohms means more battery life and a longer charge time.
Atty ohms= resistance to current. More ohms means more resistance to current. Less power can pass through the coil at the same time. Low resistance means more power at once.
High resistance= (chevy cobalt) This means a high Ohm atty will heat properly with a smaller battery but will support a lower overall power and therefore will produce less heat and less flavor with less room for "tweeking", while also using less battery life and less ejuice at the same time.
Low resistance= (chevy camaro) A low ohm atty will allow more power to feed through to coil at any given time. This will produce more "heat saturation" and theoretically more flavor and vapor production. This should only be used on those devices that can handle the extra power needed to kick the coil up. More power means less battery life and more ejuice usage.
Mech mod= Unregulated device that offers a very simple cunstruction and no fussy electronics (or safeguards) to get in the way. These allow the advanced user more room for customization and can be used to power very low resistance atomizers achieving heavy flavorful hits. They require a working knowledge of electrical theory and more user input to work correctly. Not for newbies.
Disposable atty= Easy to use. Less likely to cause damage to mods. More expensive and have a shorter life span.
Rebuild able atty= Requires more skill to use. Very customizable. Cheaper to maintain and longer life span.
Exapmles:
Small mods (ego style)= Big enough to get a good vape but small enough to remain portable and user friendly. Very simple to use and maintain. VV but no VW usually. Should not be used with low resistance or rebuild able attys without extreme care. Battery life ranges from ok to very good.
Big mods (mech, vamo, mvp, ect)= Bigger with more battery life and the ability to power a larger variety of attys. Battery life ranges from good to OMG this thing never dies... Can potentially be used with low resistance and rebuild able attys but care should still be taken.
So,
Watts= heat generated from coil. VW devices change the power (volts) delivered from the battery to produce the desired amount of heat.
Volts= power delivered from battery. More volts means more power and more heat. VV devices require the user to vary the setting to achieve the desired heat (watts) for every coil.
Battery ohms= charge capacity from the battery. More ohms means more battery life and a longer charge time.
Atty ohms= resistance to current. More ohms means more resistance to current. Less power can pass through the coil at the same time. Low resistance means more power at once.
High resistance= (chevy cobalt) This means a high Ohm atty will heat properly with a smaller battery but will support a lower overall power and therefore will produce less heat and less flavor with less room for "tweeking", while also using less battery life and less ejuice at the same time.
Low resistance= (chevy camaro) A low ohm atty will allow more power to feed through to coil at any given time. This will produce more "heat saturation" and theoretically more flavor and vapor production. This should only be used on those devices that can handle the extra power needed to kick the coil up. More power means less battery life and more ejuice usage.
Mech mod= Unregulated device that offers a very simple cunstruction and no fussy electronics (or safeguards) to get in the way. These allow the advanced user more room for customization and can be used to power very low resistance atomizers achieving heavy flavorful hits. They require a working knowledge of electrical theory and more user input to work correctly. Not for newbies.
Disposable atty= Easy to use. Less likely to cause damage to mods. More expensive and have a shorter life span.
Rebuild able atty= Requires more skill to use. Very customizable. Cheaper to maintain and longer life span.
Exapmles:
Small mods (ego style)= Big enough to get a good vape but small enough to remain portable and user friendly. Very simple to use and maintain. VV but no VW usually. Should not be used with low resistance or rebuild able attys without extreme care. Battery life ranges from ok to very good.
Big mods (mech, vamo, mvp, ect)= Bigger with more battery life and the ability to power a larger variety of attys. Battery life ranges from good to OMG this thing never dies... Can potentially be used with low resistance and rebuild able attys but care should still be taken.