Can anyone here help me understand why a 1.8 coil eats battery faster than a 3.0 coil seems backwards to me. Thanks.
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Oh well, we can be the dynamic dripping duo! Ferrel, man, I tell ya', when that atty gets rolling, you (hopefully) will love it. I finally got a few going strong and it is, IMO, the most satisfying vape for flavor, th and real honest to goodness hit that you can find.
Lower resistance means more current flowing means more battery drain.
ETA: Oops, you mean because you crank the voltage up on the 3.0? I don't know except to calculate the current for each combo.
Isn't it current equals voltage divided by resistance? I think so.
Or is it power/wattage that makes the difference? Hmmmm. Never mind. Hopefully someone else knows.
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I'm already planing on loving it. On the first I got a empire mod shield and tip picked out and another couple of empire attys lined up. And some new juice called krankberry and unicorn blood. Also restock on my apple rings and hawk sauce. Really trying hard to get to seven juices just not getting there fast.
I've got one of my 510 joye attys broken in now. Wow, I can even give this guy a run for his money 
Ok, not quite that much vapor
Ok, not quite that much vapor
I think after you get your atty/juice you and I will keep this thread bumped quite a bit. Though you might be too busy vaping.
Me Mann you are helping a junior vaper into a pro I will never to busy hanging out here.
Mr Mann do you know anything about why Lr coil draw more power than high ohm coils.
A provari but I'm not using a 1.8 right now but I've been reading a Lr coil drains faster just never understood why. Also with the atty I'm getting will it be easy to switch flavors. Thanks.
I meant what voltage are you using with the 1.8Ω? When I use a 1.5Ω on my PV at 3.7v I get way more life out of the battery than when I use a 2.3Ω at 4.9v. Somebody knows about this stuff way more than I do would have to explain why that is.
Of course changing flavors will be super easy. You could either blow it out, or vape it dry(ish), or just drip on top of the previous flavor 'til the first flavor goes away.
In the past hour or so, I have changed flavors about 6-7 times and have not even unscrewed my atty. Since all of the flavors are somewhat similar (tobaccos), I have just rolled with.
That is the second best thing about dripping (the first being all that thick flavorful vapor).
Last night was my first time to drink and vape. I changed flavors every two or three drops. 24mg juices to start with, 36mg juices when I craved analogs, and dropped to 18mg when I started to chain vape.
I don't even have enough clearos to swap flavors that much. But, you can swap flavors as much as you want with one atty.
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