With my build @ .22 ohms I produce more vapor then at .12 ohms it's a cerberus with 3 coils to achieve the .12 ohms I have 24 g wrapped 5x for .22 it was 26g wrapped 7 I thought lower ohms more vapor any help or advice I would appreciate it
stupid question but need help (advice)
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It's not all about the resistance as you've noticed. A lot of the production of vapor has to do with the actual physical properties of the coil (is it a touching wrap, spaced, stove top, clapton, etc), the wicking, the e-liquid, the inhalation technique, the amount of power you apply to the build, the device you are building on as well as the actual resistance.
With the higher powered devices out there now, it's almost unnecessary to build so low. I usually stay around 0.5 on my drippers now, and get terrific flavor and vapor.
With the higher powered devices out there now, it's almost unnecessary to build so low. I usually stay around 0.5 on my drippers now, and get terrific flavor and vapor.
Ohms just changes the watts, heat.
Surface area, coils, is going to be a big player in vapor production. More wire in your 5 wraps to sizzle up more juice.
I'll assume your batteries can handle the amps you're pulling.
Surface area, coils, is going to be a big player in vapor production. More wire in your 5 wraps to sizzle up more juice.
I'll assume your batteries can handle the amps you're pulling.
What he said ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Ohms just changes the watts, heat.
Surface area, coils, is going to be a big player in vapor production. More wire in your 5 wraps to sizzle up more juice.
I'll assume your batteries can handle the amps you're pulling.
Also what she said, especially the last part.
Also do you have something that reads ohms out to .00?
Airflow is a big, big part of vapor production too.
Hi Mink, not sure if you already figured it out, but you're best of starting a new thread if you have a question as most people will not see it stuck here.
Think mink asked that question in a lot of threads. Got a few answers as well, maybe they saw them.
Probably the best place to check the coils is to dry-hit it, and see how they heat up. Coils should start turning red from the very center, and it quickly grows to the entire coil. If it glows red anywhere else first, you have a "hot leg".
Also, if you're doing dual coils, they should heat up pretty much completely exactly the same as each other.
Also, if you're doing dual coils, they should heat up pretty much completely exactly the same as each other.
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