Possibly a little compulsive....

[KirkJ]

Hi. I am new to vaping and have really gone further than I had initially planned.
I began with a CLK 1280.
I have an MVP 2. Excellent vapor production and flexibility.
I ended up with a Kamry 101. Love the telescoping, and the size. Excellent vaping. I am really enjoying it, but focusing now on the "science" behind it. I am desiring the learn more about wattage, and voltage. Is one better than the other or what to look out for.
I am also investigating tanks. I love the Nautilus mini!
Thanks for the thread.

 

[Susan~S]

Watts, Volts, Resistance (ohms) and Amps are all tied together in Ohm's Law and Joule's Law. In vaping we combine it all together and just refer to it as Ohm's Law.

Check out Baditude's blog posts below (he's our batterty/safety expert).

1. Ohm's Law for Dummies (Vapers)
2. Explain it for the dumb noob: Ohm's Law calculations

 

[joesquid]

Welcome to ECF! I prefer to use the VW setting because I frequently change tanks and they all aren't the same resistance. If I was using the VV setting I'd have to constantly be adjusting it for each tank.

 

[eratikmind]

Hi, Kirk . . . Welcome to the ECF community.

 

[wonner]

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I am also investigating tanks. I love the Nautilus mini!
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The Nautilus mini is a great tank. If you alredy have one, your search is over.

 

[msingletary]

I'm a mech user, since my voltage is predetermined by my batteries I concentrate more on ohms and amps. My previous forays into vv/vw led me to thinking that vw was a more important feature for me with those types of mods.

 

[daleron]

Hi Kirk, welcome to ECF