Just an FYI:
I've seen it mentioned a few times that resistance changes when the coil is heated. This is true; however for vaping purposes the change is negligible.
Temperature Coefficient of Resistance
So at room temperature (23 C) with a 2 ohm coil and assuming a vaping coil temperature of 70 C (I vaguely recall that a coil under vaping conditions was ~ 60 C, I could be wrong here
): the resistance of the coil would be 2.04 ohms.
I've seen it mentioned a few times that resistance changes when the coil is heated. This is true; however for vaping purposes the change is negligible.
Temperature Coefficient of Resistance
So at room temperature (23 C) with a 2 ohm coil and assuming a vaping coil temperature of 70 C (I vaguely recall that a coil under vaping conditions was ~ 60 C, I could be wrong here
