Ok everyone, Ive been doing some reading about regulated vs unregulated mods and I'm starting to get confused.
It seems to me like an unregulated mod (mech mod correct) has inconsistent voltage due to the straight connection between battery and coil, basically. So you build your coils to a certain ohm range to keep you in a good watt range? am I correct?
In regulated mods, What I understand is that you can adjust the voltage or watts, or both depending on the brand. So you use higher ohm coils to be able to pump either more voltage or watts through them? Regulated mods is where I get fuzzy...
Now as you can see I don't fully understand regulated stuff, but wouldn't it be the best of both worlds if you used a fixed voltage and built your coils for the proper ohm range you wanted to get the desired watts? as long as you select the proper voltage to start out with your good correct??
Where do box mods fall in this scale? are they semi-regulated like what I am thinking of above? It's so confusing right now!
It seems to me like an unregulated mod (mech mod correct) has inconsistent voltage due to the straight connection between battery and coil, basically. So you build your coils to a certain ohm range to keep you in a good watt range? am I correct?
In regulated mods, What I understand is that you can adjust the voltage or watts, or both depending on the brand. So you use higher ohm coils to be able to pump either more voltage or watts through them? Regulated mods is where I get fuzzy...
Now as you can see I don't fully understand regulated stuff, but wouldn't it be the best of both worlds if you used a fixed voltage and built your coils for the proper ohm range you wanted to get the desired watts? as long as you select the proper voltage to start out with your good correct??
Where do box mods fall in this scale? are they semi-regulated like what I am thinking of above? It's so confusing right now!