Sub-Ohm
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it doesn't change the value of the nic.... Most need less nic when subohmming because of the increased juice consumption related to vaping at higher power levels. If you are using more juice per hit by default you are using more nic, and may need to reduce the ratio in the bottle to avoid getting too much.
Great explanation by @93gc40.
I usually advise vapers to reduce their nic levels by approximately 50% when subΩing.
I usually advise vapers to reduce their nic levels by approximately 50% when subΩing.
I think it's something you have to figure out for yourself.
I vape 10mg at .5ohm. Tried 6mg and was chain vaping.
6ml/10mg per day works for me.
Will probably drop to 9mg next year.
I vape 10mg at .5ohm. Tried 6mg and was chain vaping.
6ml/10mg per day works for me.
Will probably drop to 9mg next year.
Same here I chain vape 6mg at .4-.5, and have thought about 9mg a lot lately. I am running through at least 12mls a day and would like to reduce that some.
Sub-Ohming 17mg all day every day
at 14W
Why yes. Yes it does.
Sub-Ohming 50mg all day every day
@ 80W
Tapatyped
I ran a 1.8 ohm coil with 18mg. Now I'm down to 1.5mg because I sub ohm.. food for thought
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Sub-Ohming 17mg all day every day
at 14W
Stop!! You guys are killing me!!Sub-Ohming 50mg all day every day
@ 80W
I don't get nic sic but I do chain vape...I've tried higher and it's too much of a throat hit...especially if the juice has a harsh note in it....like tfa watermelon....love the taste...hate the harshness....thanks for the replies though.
It amuses me that people think the term Sub-Ohm has meaning by itself.Stop!! You guys are killing me!!
It's like someone asking you what kind of car you drive and answering; blue. Without several other data points it's meaningless.
"I sub-ohm 6mg e-juice in a TFV4 at .5 ohms with an unregulated wooden box mod."
For this to mean anything you would need to say if the mod is single cell, dual cell, parallel or series.
Btw, using a clearomizer on a unregulated mod is not really a good idea.
Whenever you change coil heads check that it is ok on a resistance meter.
If you feel you are getting too much nic you can always dilute it with some PG and VG.
I know that you check the ohms on unregulated....it is dual 18650 in parallel....what would you suggest to put on it? Those batteries are good down to .2 ohm but I never go that low....i'm not that stupid....I don't drip so that leaves ?????
If you build coils...it's good to check ohms on all devices not just unregulated....just common sense.
1. It's a more efficient delivery system.
2. I hope you are using the RBA deck.
As stated, I would never use prebuilt coils on an unregulated device.
They are not designed to be used on them.
Why would it matter prebuilt or built yourself...if you check it before attaching on an ohmmeter and it says .5 or .6 or whatever why would that matter.....5 is .5 no matter if it's prebuilt or made yourself.
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