Why does a single battery 21700 hit harder than a parallel 18650?

[Bravoroni]

Hi Guys,

I just got my first Purge mod (Purge Slugger single 21700 mod)

I built it at 0.13 ohms with some Coilturd Aliens in my Asgard mini. I used a Samsung 30T battery. All I can say is damn it hit like a TRUCK!

This is my first tube mech mod. And I’m just wondering how it can hit so much harder than my Clutch X18 (dual 18650 Parallel mod?)

I use the same rda on both (Asgard Mini’s)

But theoretically shouldnt my Clutch be hitting harder?

On the Clutch I’m running 2 X Sony VTC5A’s (25A x 2 = 50A) @ 0.09 = 196 W (At 4.2v)
On the Purge I’m Running 1 X Samsung 30T (35A) @ 0.13 = 135 W (At 4.2v)

But the difference is night and day. On the Purge Tube I took like 4-5 chain vapes and i literally felt dizzy (I use 3MG, but it felt like 10MG). Also the vape was way warmer and stronger.

On my clutch i chain vape 3MG all day and feel normal.

If anyone could clue me in that would be appreciated!

Thanks!

 

[mimöschen]

You never get the full 4.2V out of your cells and a Samsung 30T runs at a higher voltage than a (pair of) VTC5A at these low resistances.

The higher the resistance the higher the delivered voltage of your cells.
As a consequence this makes building ultra low very ineffective.

 

[Bravoroni]

You never get the full 4.2V out of your cells and a Samsung 30T runs at a higher voltage than a (pair of) VTC5A at these low resistances.

The higher the resistance the higher the delivered voltage of your cells.
As a consequence this makes building ultra low very ineffective.

Thanks! That make sense!

 

[Superuser187]

I guess thats why mooch say the 30t is hardest hitting battery