Question about bcc clearos and atty heads(1.8 vs 2.2 etc)

[FISH4HC]

So im almost 5 weeks stinky free and really getting into the vaping experience. Im currently running the evods on my apollo ego vv using the 1.8 ohm heads but im going to try the ismoka bcc as it holds more juice then the little evod but was wondering what the real benefits of going up on the attys. Again 1.8 at around 3.7-3.8 v has been pretty good but im looking for a little better. I guess im just trying to understand what the benefit of going up to 2.5 and raising voltage would be. It seems like I would get better stronger hits but ive heard from others that the flavor gets muted and harsher hits.

Could someone school me a bit on the bcc clearos and different ohm heads.

Thanks!!!

 

[InTheShade]

It's actually the opposite of what you might think. The lower the resistance, the less voltage it takes to get the same wattage. So for example on your 1.8ohm head, vaping at 3.7 volts, you are at about 7.5watts. If you put a 2.5 head in there, with the same voltage, you'll be at about 5.5 watts. This will produce a cooler vape.

(please no-one shoot me, these watts are in my head so the actual wattage may differ by a couple of tenths)