I thought someone said sub ohmimg is more efficient. And that same person mentioned "simple physics"
I'm not the smartest fella but I do know a little about physics; I design some kind of ballistic warheads.
Subohming is FAR from being more efficient. It's the complete opposite.
Simply put, the amount of vapor and the warmth comes from heat, which is a function of wattage. I assume you know that wattage = resistance x current^2. Now what happens when resistance falls below unity ( 1 )? You need exponential increase in current drawn to produce the same wattage compared to resistance above 1. Simply put, if you consider the capacity of a battery as constant, subohming is BY FAR less efficient. It's simply physics, really.
Battery aside, how do you achieve lower resistance given the same material? You increase cross sectional area which effectively means a greater mass per length. Aka you waste more power trying to heat up the same length of wire. Efficient? Not quite.
someone else also mentioned provari being fit for cartos and non-rebuildables. How silly. These babies sit on my provari and fires up real nice
ETA: I used my nemmy to pulse fire the coil during set up. But I use this little sucker on my provari no problemo.
So no, not really. You don't need a DNA30 or some fancy mod to get a vape that knocks you at the back of your throat. If you insist on it though, you probably aren't too good at building your rebuildables.
FYI I love my nemmy. I love my kicked mechs. I sub-ohm. It's just silly to put something down if you haven't actually owned one.
And physics. Get your physics right. Mr. Wallace from my high school back in the days would have been terribly displeased if he had seen that.
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