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CashNVape

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Sub ohm has been fun, but if I go up to say 1 ohm coils will that save on battery juice? Also, will a mech mod hit harder with 1 ohm or higher vs going 0.5ohm or lower....?

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midknight420

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A mech will hit harder subohm, but will still be a nice flavourful vape. But yes higher ohm will help to conserve on juice.

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Dutch0hms

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Sub ohm has been fun, but if I go up to say 1 ohm coils will that save on battery juice? Also, will a mech mod hit harder with 1 ohm or higher vs going 0.5ohm or lower....?
U will use less Juice with a higher ohm build and ur battery life will extend.
But like @midknight420 said a mech will preform better at lower Ohms Around 0.2 would be good :)

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HondaDavidson

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You will save battery by vaping at less watts and use less juice on a small coil. Notice I don't refer to ohm rate as that can determine the power but not the size.

A mech will not hit harder than a regulated mod.. to get a hard hit from a mech you increase power output. Too increase power you reduce ohm rate.

Imo... if you need less than .5ohm regulated or mechnical. Or are using more than 1 battery or set per day. You are doing it wrong.

You are just making juice and battery company rich.

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midknight420

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It also depends on what tank you are using. Some tanks perform better at higher wattage, like the TFV8 for instance. It performs better at roughly, ( just off the top of my head) 120w, for a sweet spot. What it really boils down to is what you want out of your vape. If you are going for more flavour than anything else, then higher ohms are best, conserving battery life. On the other hand, if you are going for more clouds then you will want lower ohms thus needing more power and using more juice.

Me personally, I like a balance of both, so I run around .2Ω alot of the time using stainless steel. That gives me a good balance and doesn't drain my batteries quickly. I do have to change out my batteries later on the day, but if you vape alot you might have to sooner. I vape at around 60-80w most of the time using a dual battery mod.

So in short, what is it you are looking for? There is no wrong way to vape really. The right way to vape is whatever way keeps you off of the stinkies.

Vape on, Vaping saves lives.

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