Suggested ohm's for different devices?

[JJOOHHNN]

I was wondering what ohm's of are recommended for different devices.

For best flavor on a carto tank using a Provari. What ohms are probably the best bet?

For best results on an eGo-C battery with and without twist in a tank?

That is probably best for a cigalike, no tank. Just using them as is?

 

[Thompson]

I'm personally having great vapor from a 3Ω Boge right now in an AGR tank on my Provari. Couldn't ask for better performance really. Running at 5 volts.

As for eGo I personally like to stay in the 2.2 - 2.8 range when I'm wrapping the coil. 2.8Ω on a Twist may restrict the wattage potential, as you'll just get to around 8 watts before you can't dial the voltage up further. I then do the "Ohms + 2" so say 4.5v and adjust to taste.

To get the vapor I'm used to, if I were to use a cig-a-like I'd probably go with LR. If I wanted to balance battery life & performance I'd go with the 2.4Ω range.

 

[Unforeseen]

I was wondering what ohm's of are recommended for different devices.

For best flavor on a carto tank using a Provari. What ohms are probably the best bet?

For best results on an eGo-C battery with and without twist in a tank?

That is probably best for a cigalike, no tank. Just using them as is?

I would suggest a standard resistance "SR" (2.8-3ohm) cartomizer. Since you can fully utilize all the voltages a Provari or ego twist is able to offer you.

A 1.7-2ohm cartomizer would be the best choice for an ego-c. It will give you a fairly warm vape and throat hit. However, if you want cooler vaper. Then perhaps a 2.5ohm cartomizer.

SR is the best for a cigalike.

 

[Baditude]

Safe Vaping Power Chart provides the guidelines for resistance and voltages.

http://www.ecigadvanced.com/community/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/power.jpg