Sub ohm question

[Jollyguy99]

What happens if you throw a sub ohm battery on a nautilus with a 1.5 ohm atty. still new to this sub ohm thing, just curious if it would just burn the atty out or what?

 

[DingerCPA]

If you're talking about the Aspire CF SUB, I thought that device was for 0.3-1.0 ohm coils.... Technically, the math works - at full 4.2V, you're running just under 12W

I'm sure someone who has one can answer better....

 

[RamShot Rowdy]

If its a 3.7 volt battery, without regulation, it would vape just fine.

The Aspire SubOhm battery isn't anything special, other than it has a high continuous discharge rate. SubOhm coils draw more current from the battery, the CF SubOhm type batteries just have greater ability to provide this current. A higher resistance coil, like in the Nautilus, will just draw less current.

 

[Like A Boss]

Nothnig special. Battery is only capable to provide enough current for sub ohm demand.
Battery do not push current to atomiser, but atomiser pull from battery.

 

[Thrasher]

Nothnig special. Battery is only capable to provide enough current for sub ohm demand.
Battery do not push current to atomiser, but atomiser pull from battery.

+1

It will only pull what it needs not the other way round