Hello everyone
I recently picked up a vgod pro that I intend to use with a new vtc4.
But before that I'd like to talk about different coil sizes while keeping ohms constant.
Look at these photos:
The resistance in both builds are almost the same. One is .19 and the other .21
But the vape experience is very different.
I personally vape on dual coils on regulated mods from .10 to .22
Wattage between 80 and a 100
I noticed that with smaller coils, despite them being the same ohm resistance as larger ones, the vape experience differs a lot.
So for sake of testing, I installed two coils more or less the same resistance, same wick length & thickness, same goon atomizers and juice I'm very familiar with
With smaller coils:
There is a ton of popping & spit back
I have to drop wattage to 20
Coils instantly get hot & juice tastes different
My puff length is also significantly shorter
With larger coils :
Opposite of the above
Ramp up time is much longer but I remedy that by pulsing it a bit before taking a proper puff
Why I'm mentioning all this is because I installed .19 ohm dual coils and a fresh battery
And the experience was just utterly whelming
Obviously long ramp up time but even then.
Just utterly underwhelming.
I guess by now you're probably wondering what I expected.
I guess I didn't have a lot of expectations.
92 watts from my build at 4.2 is technically the same as 92 watts on any of my regulated devices
I don't know.
Am I missing something?
Other than aesthetics (tube size vs box mod) and longevity (tube won't break like a reg mod), why go mech mod?
Do mech mods prefer a different style of coil build?
Low ohms but smaller coils?
Like I said, I don't like smaller coils (like in my photo) because of the popping/spit back & instant heat.
See this video where I demonstrate the popping from small coils vs large coils
You can hear the difference in popping.
I recently picked up a vgod pro that I intend to use with a new vtc4.
But before that I'd like to talk about different coil sizes while keeping ohms constant.
Look at these photos:
The resistance in both builds are almost the same. One is .19 and the other .21
But the vape experience is very different.
I personally vape on dual coils on regulated mods from .10 to .22
Wattage between 80 and a 100
I noticed that with smaller coils, despite them being the same ohm resistance as larger ones, the vape experience differs a lot.
So for sake of testing, I installed two coils more or less the same resistance, same wick length & thickness, same goon atomizers and juice I'm very familiar with
With smaller coils:
There is a ton of popping & spit back
I have to drop wattage to 20
Coils instantly get hot & juice tastes different
My puff length is also significantly shorter
With larger coils :
Opposite of the above
Ramp up time is much longer but I remedy that by pulsing it a bit before taking a proper puff
Why I'm mentioning all this is because I installed .19 ohm dual coils and a fresh battery
And the experience was just utterly whelming
Obviously long ramp up time but even then.
Just utterly underwhelming.
I guess by now you're probably wondering what I expected.
I guess I didn't have a lot of expectations.
92 watts from my build at 4.2 is technically the same as 92 watts on any of my regulated devices
I don't know.
Am I missing something?
Other than aesthetics (tube size vs box mod) and longevity (tube won't break like a reg mod), why go mech mod?
Do mech mods prefer a different style of coil build?
Low ohms but smaller coils?
Like I said, I don't like smaller coils (like in my photo) because of the popping/spit back & instant heat.
See this video where I demonstrate the popping from small coils vs large coils
You can hear the difference in popping.
