Hey,
I need help to settle a discussion over here. I asked my partner how much juice he's using now, since it seemed just like yesterday that he bought another bottle of his favorite liquid (it was actually Tuesday, and today is Friday) and he said that it's because of the Subtank.
I suggested that since we both like the Subtank maybe he should build his coils on the rba deck to something like 1.2 Ohm instead of the 0.4 to 0.5 Ohm that we've been building at and he said that would not lower the liquid consumption and that he believes it's purely because he's using the RBA itself.
I believe it's because he's using a low Ohm coil and that building to a higher resistance (and thus lowering the wattage needed to use that coil) will in effect lower the liquid consumption assuming he doesn't toot on it more than before.
So, is it just the fact that he's using the RBA deck that is causing the larger liquid consumption or is it because he's using a lower Ohm coil build on that RBA deck? He's telling me that when he uses the pre-built 0.5 Ohm coils that it doesn't use as much liquid, but that seems odd to me since I always thought that more liquid consumption is based on the lower Ohm coil and the higher wattages used on those lower Ohm coils.
Who can concisely explain the higher use of liquid in a subtank?
Thanks
I need help to settle a discussion over here. I asked my partner how much juice he's using now, since it seemed just like yesterday that he bought another bottle of his favorite liquid (it was actually Tuesday, and today is Friday) and he said that it's because of the Subtank.
I suggested that since we both like the Subtank maybe he should build his coils on the rba deck to something like 1.2 Ohm instead of the 0.4 to 0.5 Ohm that we've been building at and he said that would not lower the liquid consumption and that he believes it's purely because he's using the RBA itself.
I believe it's because he's using a low Ohm coil and that building to a higher resistance (and thus lowering the wattage needed to use that coil) will in effect lower the liquid consumption assuming he doesn't toot on it more than before.
So, is it just the fact that he's using the RBA deck that is causing the larger liquid consumption or is it because he's using a lower Ohm coil build on that RBA deck? He's telling me that when he uses the pre-built 0.5 Ohm coils that it doesn't use as much liquid, but that seems odd to me since I always thought that more liquid consumption is based on the lower Ohm coil and the higher wattages used on those lower Ohm coils.
Who can concisely explain the higher use of liquid in a subtank?
Thanks