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Can someone explain the difference between MTL and DTL vaping? I keep hearing about them, but I’m not clear on what makes them different. From what I understand, MTL is more like smoking a traditional cigarette – you pull the vapor into your mouth, then inhale. DTL seems to be more of a straight-to-lung inhale, with bigger clouds and different tanks, coils, and juices. But what about things like wattage, airflow, and resistance? Can someone break it down for me simply?
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MTL (Mouth To Lung)
● Tank Size: Smaller tanks, usually 24mm or less
● Resistance: Higher resistance, between 0.5 ohm and 1.5 ohm
● Wattage: Generally below 20W
● Coils: Micro coils, often 28-gauge cores or thinner, with a fine outer wrap (e.g., 36 gauge)
● Mouthpiece: Small 510 bore, around a 5.1mm hole
● Juices: Thinner juices, usually 50/50 VG/PG with nicotine salts, which provide a smooth experience even at high nicotine levels
DTL (Direct To Lung)
● Tank Size: Larger tanks, typically 25mm or more
● Resistance: Lower resistance, often around 0.1 ohms or less
● Wattage: 20W to 75W, but can go much higher
● Coils: Larger, varied coils, like 26-gauge cores with a 36-gauge wrap
● Mouthpiece: Larger 810 bore, around an 8.1mm hole for increased airflow
● Juices: Thicker juices, often 70/30 VG/PG, typically freebase nicotine at 3mg or 6mg
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Nice information thanks, it very helpfull
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