Battery life and higher wattages

This is sort of a dumb question but I don't really understand this field too well.

If I vape on 10W would I get 1/2 the battery life as I would if I upped the watts to 20? Or is it not that simple?

I think there maybe twice as much vapor and in reality you may not vape twice the amount if you up the watts to 20, but I'm wondering if I have the battery life I do now, how would I just for curiosity sake estimate how much mah the battery would be eating up running the same with extra watts.

 

Hi David I just checked your question. On a regulated mod and with a 0.5ohm coil running with a samsung 25R i will get this

at 20w 28 minuttes
at 30w 19 minuttes
at 40w 14 minuttes

so doubble up and you get half time

 

That is correct, David, giving your resistance is the same in both case.

With the same res, the more wattage, the more you are asking your battery.

Now with a fix wattage, the lower your resistance is, the more you are asking you battery.

10W on a 0.5ohms will drain the power faster than 10W on a 1ohms.

Definitively not a dumb question



Sent from the future

 

That's what I was wondering exactly I guess. Although I never really thought about the 10W off 1.0 ohms or 0.5 ohms it's really more complicated than just the number of watts you are putting out.

I guess I hope I can stick to the lower wattages because while I like the battery life of my small mods, I would probably not be nearly as satisfied if it only lasted for half the time.
Although this may be more complicated because the amount and how quick the vapor comes out is a factor in how long you would be vaping at low vs high watts.

 

Davis. at the moment my 2 setups I use daily is the cloupor mini with a 1.20hm coil and running at 17watt
the other is my Xpro M50watt with the atlantis at 0.5ohm and running 28watt.
they both have samsung 25R in them and they last me all day.
I vape betwen 10 and 15ml a day, so that is not bad battery life - the atlantis like juice.