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With dual coils the current runs through both in parallel, so at the same time, rather than one after the other (in series). It's like tipping out two bottles of water at the same time rather than one after the other - if that makes sense. This would halve the resistance of the build.
With a lower resistance, in order to get to the same power, will require more current (Amps). The higher the current the more drain there is on the battery.
For a cooler vape, turn down the wattage, increase airflow or reduce wraps. If you're on a variable wattage mod, and adding more wraps at the same wattage, will increase the heat.
With a lower resistance, in order to get to the same power, will require more current (Amps). The higher the current the more drain there is on the battery.
For a cooler vape, turn down the wattage, increase airflow or reduce wraps. If you're on a variable wattage mod, and adding more wraps at the same wattage, will increase the heat.