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What does ‘ohm’ mean?

Ohm is the resistance to the flow of current. The lower the number, the hotter and faster it burns (and the quicker your battery dies). It’s the difference between a clear highway and a massive traffic jam on a Friday night.

According to Ohm's Law, at equal voltage, a lower resistance allows a higher intensity (Amps) to pass through. This is why "Sub-ohm" gear (below 1.0 Ohm) requires batteries capable of delivering a high discharge current.

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