Cloud Chasing
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The Sigelei 150w is more than sufficient.
With regulated devices you don't have to go super subohm to produce clouds. Sometimes, having a wider, more resistant coil can produce more vapor. This is due to the surface area of the coil. More wick being heated, more vapor. All that needs to be done is add more watts.
With a mech you're limited to your build and battery. A smaller, less resistant coil will produce a lot of vapor, but thats about as good as it gets.
With regulated devices you don't have to go super subohm to produce clouds. Sometimes, having a wider, more resistant coil can produce more vapor. This is due to the surface area of the coil. More wick being heated, more vapor. All that needs to be done is add more watts.
With a mech you're limited to your build and battery. A smaller, less resistant coil will produce a lot of vapor, but thats about as good as it gets.
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I use an iStick 50W with a Hobo V2 RDA built to 1.0 Ohm and can produce more vapor than most of the cloud chasers at my local B&M.
I should also add:
Be aware of the battery you're using, no matter what device you're using.
Build to the battery's specs and leave a good amount of headroom.
You have many a choice of rdas. If you want clouds then you'll need something with plenty of airflow.
No one here can tell you what is the best for you. We can only tell you what we use and make recommendations. My advice, start cheap.
Be aware of the battery you're using, no matter what device you're using.
Build to the battery's specs and leave a good amount of headroom.
You have many a choice of rdas. If you want clouds then you'll need something with plenty of airflow.
No one here can tell you what is the best for you. We can only tell you what we use and make recommendations. My advice, start cheap.
There are sooooo many youtube video's and Threads here totally about this exact thing! Try searching the forum before just posting a thread!
Yes, the Sigelei is powerful, but it depends a lot on resistance and juice and wick used, there are a bunch of variables in "cloud chasing".
Yes, the Sigelei is powerful, but it depends a lot on resistance and juice and wick used, there are a bunch of variables in "cloud chasing".
I found on my ivp3, for cloud chasing if im useind the a doge v2 it has really nice draws and huge vapor, but i have melted the insulator twice now, getting a good rda like a kennedy competition will give you masive clouds, right now im useing a kennedy with 15 wraps on both sides at 40 watts and im getting just as good clouds as my doge with 15 wraps, without melting the insulator.
Kanger Mini using sub ohm coil mounted on an Istick 30w. HUGE clouds and easy.
I get huge clouds using the 1.2 ohm coil at 20 watts. Great flavor as well.
I get huge clouds using the 1.2 ohm coil at 20 watts. Great flavor as well.
The Sigelei 150W is more than capable of producing massive clouds.
The real variable is the topper. For really huge clouds you want to go with a dripping atomizer rather than a tank. No tank provides both the airflow and low ohms you need to blow really huge clouds. The sheer volume of liquid needed requires straight dripping. The next variable is your coil, and at that point I HIGHLY recommend you spend a LOT of time researching battery safety before you go any further. You're going to want a super low-ohm coil, and that's getting into the dangerous territory if you don't know what you're doing. I won't give specifics on the how's because of the dangers involved.
If you're satisfied with just big clouds than the Sigelei 150 with an off the shelf sub-ohm tank will work fine. If you want truly massive clouds you need to learn before you do.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-discussion-safety-battery-info-warnings.html
The real variable is the topper. For really huge clouds you want to go with a dripping atomizer rather than a tank. No tank provides both the airflow and low ohms you need to blow really huge clouds. The sheer volume of liquid needed requires straight dripping. The next variable is your coil, and at that point I HIGHLY recommend you spend a LOT of time researching battery safety before you go any further. You're going to want a super low-ohm coil, and that's getting into the dangerous territory if you don't know what you're doing. I won't give specifics on the how's because of the dangers involved.
If you're satisfied with just big clouds than the Sigelei 150 with an off the shelf sub-ohm tank will work fine. If you want truly massive clouds you need to learn before you do.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-discussion-safety-battery-info-warnings.html
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