wattage| do different roads lead to the same place????

[vapero]

this is probably a stupid question but I can't find it anywhere

Is there really a difference with the volts ohms combination that you use to get to the same wattage??


let say I have the exact same setups and juice in both devices
device 1 = 4volts, 1.5 Ohms coil setup = 6 watts
device 2 = 8colts, 6.5 Ohms coil setup = 6 watts

Will I get a different experience vaping each device? if so what is it?

this will be the missing piece of the puzzle for me to figure out the whole deal with power and vaping

 

[E_DeCastro]

no difference.

but with adjustable wattage it is more or less set it and forget it.

with voltage, you have to do the math everytime you change to a different resistance coil.

 

[Butters78]

Plus remember not everything acts the same. A bcc or genny set at 8 watts won't act the same as a carto set at 8 watts all the time.

 

[tj99959]

It's funny the way it works in the real world of vaping.
You can make different wattages taste the same, and even the same wattage taste different. Every type of delivery system works a little differently, and will have different power requirements to produce close to the same taste.

BTW 1.5 ohms @ 4v would = about 10.5 watts

 

[vapero]

It's funny the way it works in the real world of vaping.
You can make different wattages taste the same, and even the same wattage taste different. Every type of delivery system works a little differently, and will have different power requirements to produce close to the same taste.

BTW 1.5 ohms @ 4v would = about 10.5 watts

You're right, thanks for the correction...

so to sum it up It is the exact same thing if lets say I use evods exclusively to get a 1.8 or a 3 if I can adjust the volts or watts, they will both last the same time, both will need cleaning at the same time etc... right? so it doesn't really matter which do I get as I use variabe voltage and wattage devices? I know it will matter if I use mechs or simple egos