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your trying to cause a argument and make me look foolish in a public forum
look at the details in this epicly obvious troll thread (ie my frog phoning for help on first page)for why i have stated any given answer
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your trying to cause a argument and make me look foolish in a public forum
look at the details in this epicly obvious troll thread (ie my frog phoning for help on first page)for why i have stated any given answer
I am not trying to make you look foolish, nor trying to start an argument. I am seeking information! You said it is ohms dependent which I will assume you are referring to the resistance of a coil contributing to nicotine consumption. I am curious as to how? Am I not allowed to inquire without being labeled as a troll?
so inputing a leading question into a thread that has nothing to do with ops problem and all to do with what was said on a other thread that you have taken to heart and going on about it in public when i have already asked a question about the question you keep posting isn't trolling in this epicly hidden troll thread
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Define why ur posts here are not trolling and simply just a question you really need answered?
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Define why ur posts here are not trolling and simply just a question you really need answered?
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My discussion with you is about nicotine consumption and its relation to resistance because you brought it up. Although the OP did not inquire on nicotine consumption and its relation to resistance it is still on topic. So if there is any fact to this it could be beneficial to them. Many threads take a different fork in the road and remain informative.
I would also like to refer you to the thread where you incorrectly implied that battery CDR values are not important with regulated devices….or at least that is how I interpreted your post. Although somewhat staying on the topic as to why a device is heating up, your comment was not beneficial and you even stated “Let the arguing commence” which implies an intention to argue. That, can be perceived as trolling. However, instead of labeling you as a troll the good members of ECF respected the fact (or at least I did) that you just did not know or were misinformed, and put forth an effort in explaining to you as to why the correct CDR is important to a regulated device despite that you continued to challenge their posts. Yet no one labeled you as a troll.
As to my question on resistance and its relation to nic consumption….it is because I am seeking information. I wish to gain knowledge and relied on you, being the one who brought up resistance, to educate me as to why nic consumption is dependent on resistance. I have opened a conversation with you to which both may just come out the wiser. Is that not what the forums are for?
Since I asked for clarification on his comment, on top of labelling me as a troll he has now removed himself from my followed list and is going through past posts giving me the red X.
just the one X lolSince I asked for clarification on his comment, on top of labelling me as a troll he has now removed himself from my followed list and is going through past posts giving me the red X.
reading through threads I found in search /not your posts/ also gave don or someone else one can remember who it was
X was nothing to do with this post or any posting you made here
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Since I asked for clarification on his comment, on top of labelling me as a troll he has now removed himself from my followed list and is going through past posts giving me the red X.
That's really janky.
A sub-ohm tank is a bit of a misnomer. It is more just the way the draw is taken. I see sub-ohmers "mostly" sucking to get the whole tank of liquid out in one draw...in 2 seconds and deep into their lungs. Reminds me of the 60s.
I vape for the long, slow draw to just get the flavors to hang around my taste buds for 5-6 seconds. Then smell it as it goes out my nose. Reports are that nic is ingested into the system better in the mouth and nasal passages, too.
A lot of directions to go, I suppose. Find what works for you.
I vape for the long, slow draw to just get the flavors to hang around my taste buds for 5-6 seconds. Then smell it as it goes out my nose. Reports are that nic is ingested into the system better in the mouth and nasal passages, too.
A lot of directions to go, I suppose. Find what works for you.
Seriously. One thread had 288 posts of controversial discussion so bad it was locked. Not one rating from a certain individual but yet he managed to find my only post in the middle of it all just to give me a X. If that is not singling me out I do not know what is!
Some of the responses to the OP in this thread are outright rude.. this forum used to be a friendly place, where people helped each other out with out belittling one another. Let's keep in mind, vaping is still new to a lot of people. Juice doesn't come with instruction booklets, although my bottle of nic salt juice does have a warning label not to be used in sub ohm devices.
Let's remember, not everybody understands coil resistance and what that means. Not everybody has a local vape shop, where the staff can properly inform them. OP hopefully you've figured out that your juice is way too strong for the type of tank and coil you're using.
Most people gravitate to 3mg juice when using a sub-ohm device. As a 2 PAD smoker, 6mg is my sweetspot. 3mg was sucking on the vape all day long. Sub-ohm devices get way hotter, and evaporate more liquid in a single pull than you would with standard resistance or even low resistance coils above 1 ohm.
What wattage you vape at, highly depends on coil resistance, and type of coil. dual or triple coils at .2 ohms, will require more wattage than a single coil at .2 ohms, where with standard resistance or even low resistance coils above 1 ohm, you likely wont exceed 10 watts, before you risk ruining your coil/wicking material.
Before anybody was sub-ohming I was using 24mg freebase nic juice in a standard 3 ohm 510 atomizer and the first hit gave me a headrush. Thats when i knew it could replace smoking for me. OP your juice is intended for a higher resistance coil, hence you're getting choked out by it. Lower resistance = more vapor, more juice consumed, more exposure to nicotine.
Let's remember, not everybody understands coil resistance and what that means. Not everybody has a local vape shop, where the staff can properly inform them. OP hopefully you've figured out that your juice is way too strong for the type of tank and coil you're using.
Most people gravitate to 3mg juice when using a sub-ohm device. As a 2 PAD smoker, 6mg is my sweetspot. 3mg was sucking on the vape all day long. Sub-ohm devices get way hotter, and evaporate more liquid in a single pull than you would with standard resistance or even low resistance coils above 1 ohm.
What wattage you vape at, highly depends on coil resistance, and type of coil. dual or triple coils at .2 ohms, will require more wattage than a single coil at .2 ohms, where with standard resistance or even low resistance coils above 1 ohm, you likely wont exceed 10 watts, before you risk ruining your coil/wicking material.
Before anybody was sub-ohming I was using 24mg freebase nic juice in a standard 3 ohm 510 atomizer and the first hit gave me a headrush. Thats when i knew it could replace smoking for me. OP your juice is intended for a higher resistance coil, hence you're getting choked out by it. Lower resistance = more vapor, more juice consumed, more exposure to nicotine.
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its gone really quiet here
OP how are you feeling today?
hope you have stopped using the 50mg juice in that tank
are feeling any better mate?
OP how are you feeling today?
hope you have stopped using the 50mg juice in that tank
are feeling any better mate?
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@prawdaeh – well said. And thank you for taking the time to explain resistance and its relation nicotine consumption. But if you do not mind me expending on this, I still do not understand. Most know how resistance dictates current draw on a mechanical device, so let’s leave that out of the conversation and focus on strictly variable wattage where we are allowed to adjust the power output to our liking.
I have 2 coils, both of the same dimension of 24awg, 5 wraps around a 3mm ID, one coil has a resistance of 0.48 ohms, the other has a resistance of 0.29 ohms. If 30 watts were applied to both, is it safe to say the 0.29 ohm will produce more vapor therefore a higher nicotine consumption?
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