Let's talk a little about ohms.
As I research it I find things explaining what they are in speakers and crap like that, and articles saying that you should choose your ohms based on preference. I have found, though, that different ohm coils enable you to use higher voltage batteries.
I have a couple plastic tanks that came stock with 2.5ohm coils. When I put it on my Vision Spinner 2 and put the voltage above 3.8 it tastes burnt. But, I replaced the coil with a Kanger 1.8 (or 1.5, I don't remember) and it doesn't burn anymore. It works just like an expensive tank.
So what are these ohms as they pertain to vaping and coils? Why does my 2.5 burn, but my lower ohm coil not burn? Should I always buy lower ohm coils or is there really a reason to have a preference here?
As I research it I find things explaining what they are in speakers and crap like that, and articles saying that you should choose your ohms based on preference. I have found, though, that different ohm coils enable you to use higher voltage batteries.
I have a couple plastic tanks that came stock with 2.5ohm coils. When I put it on my Vision Spinner 2 and put the voltage above 3.8 it tastes burnt. But, I replaced the coil with a Kanger 1.8 (or 1.5, I don't remember) and it doesn't burn anymore. It works just like an expensive tank.
So what are these ohms as they pertain to vaping and coils? Why does my 2.5 burn, but my lower ohm coil not burn? Should I always buy lower ohm coils or is there really a reason to have a preference here?
