So I'm confused about sub ohming I have a .02 coil on mine but is going to let's say .03 or .07 produce more vapor? Because I thought going lower gets the coils hotter and stuff? I'm just really confused about it thanks guys!
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You've got it reversed, and I hope you're running this 0.2 on a regulated mod. 
Here's a link that'll get you sorted:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...op-reference-shop-new-experienced-vapers.html
Here's a link that'll get you sorted:http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...op-reference-shop-new-experienced-vapers.html
I have to say if your confused about sub ohming, especially that low, research it before you do it. this is not one of those things to learn as you go. you could get hurt
Same here. 0.02 is darn near a dead short.
I personally run 0.4 ohm or higher and get a fine vape.
I personally run 0.4 ohm or higher and get a fine vape.
There is give and take- lower ohms need thicker wires. Thicker wires take longer to get heat. For instance, to me, a .5 with 26 gauge gives me more vapor than a .3 with 24. My advice would be to get smaller samples of various sizes, and test it out.
By dead short he means that if you were at 0.02 you would be 0.02 ohms away from having absolutely no resistance which would very likely result in you looking just like Harvey Dent the moment you tried to take a hit.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-explain-dumb-noob-ohms-law-calculations.html <-- op you really should read this.. It might save your life. By reading this you will better understand how ohms law works. It's pretty wild to see how many people are going sub ohm without any knowledge of ohms law. It's a quick read with some simple math that will definitely help you better understand your coils and the safety they require.
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