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I'm sure there are many (many MANY probably) posts on this topic, and I have looked around through some of them, and some of my questions and concerns have been addressed, but some questions end up with conflicting answers, or answers that don't really answer the question (blanket statements like "If it tastes burnt the V/W is too high") but I'm basically looking for a simple answers to a couple simple questions... at least simple to those who understand the concepts. Being an electronics technology major I'm well familiar with the ohm's law and other basic concepts, it's how they're applied to vaping that's giving me pause.
So from what I'm understanding different coils (or resistances really) should be vaped at different Voltages to regulate the power output (wattage) to make sure the coil is hot enough but not overheating. I've got two kinds at the moment 1.8ohm (gladius and iclear 30) and 2.1ohm (aspire et-s) with their default coils, neither the tanks nor the coils are clones, not that it matters all that much.
Until now I've been manually adjusting the voltage on my ego ctwist clone and my mvp2 when I switch to a different resistance tank. Then just a few minutes ago I was (once again) looking at the power charts and noticed that something around 9.5W is suitable for just about any coil... *ding! and the idea bulb comes on*
Will the mvp adjust the voltage automatically to keep the wattage the same when resistance changes? I'll elaborate... I noticed that 9.5W or so is the top end of the ideal settings for all of my tanks - where I prefer to vape, warm but not burnt. So if I set the W to 9.5 will the mvp adjust from roughly [email protected] to about [email protected]? Or am I misunderstanding the whole concept...
Also, something that's been bothering me for a little while now... dual coil tanks. Testing the resistance using ohm-meter (or the mvp in my case, probably doesn't make much of a difference) does the readout show resistance per coil or the total resistance of both coils? Should the wattage be adjusted differently with dual vs single coil tanks?
I'm sure there are many (many MANY probably) posts on this topic, and I have looked around through some of them, and some of my questions and concerns have been addressed, but some questions end up with conflicting answers, or answers that don't really answer the question (blanket statements like "If it tastes burnt the V/W is too high") but I'm basically looking for a simple answers to a couple simple questions... at least simple to those who understand the concepts. Being an electronics technology major I'm well familiar with the ohm's law and other basic concepts, it's how they're applied to vaping that's giving me pause.
So from what I'm understanding different coils (or resistances really) should be vaped at different Voltages to regulate the power output (wattage) to make sure the coil is hot enough but not overheating. I've got two kinds at the moment 1.8ohm (gladius and iclear 30) and 2.1ohm (aspire et-s) with their default coils, neither the tanks nor the coils are clones, not that it matters all that much.
Until now I've been manually adjusting the voltage on my ego ctwist clone and my mvp2 when I switch to a different resistance tank. Then just a few minutes ago I was (once again) looking at the power charts and noticed that something around 9.5W is suitable for just about any coil... *ding! and the idea bulb comes on*
Will the mvp adjust the voltage automatically to keep the wattage the same when resistance changes? I'll elaborate... I noticed that 9.5W or so is the top end of the ideal settings for all of my tanks - where I prefer to vape, warm but not burnt. So if I set the W to 9.5 will the mvp adjust from roughly [email protected] to about [email protected]? Or am I misunderstanding the whole concept...
Also, something that's been bothering me for a little while now... dual coil tanks. Testing the resistance using ohm-meter (or the mvp in my case, probably doesn't make much of a difference) does the readout show resistance per coil or the total resistance of both coils? Should the wattage be adjusted differently with dual vs single coil tanks?