I have the atlantis and a itaste vtr and mvp at the moment. I am saving for the sigelei 100 watt but in the mean time can i use my vtr at 5 volts or 15 watts? which is better for sub ohming. I know the sub ohm battery that comes with the atlantis is 4.2 volts so will 5 be better?
Sub ohm watts/volts question??
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The VTR might fire the Atlantis, but the MVP will not. The Atlantis' 0.5 ohm coil is at the very bottom of the range that the VTR will fire... so if there is any change in the resistance, it may stop working and indicate a short...
That being said, use the wattage setting. It will automatically set the voltage for you, but seeing as how the VTR fires at 15W max, it is still going to be a weak vape... the Atlantis will perform better at 30-40W.
That being said, use the wattage setting. It will automatically set the voltage for you, but seeing as how the VTR fires at 15W max, it is still going to be a weak vape... the Atlantis will perform better at 30-40W.
From the comments of others and reviews I've seen, the Atlantis hits mildly ok at 20 watts, but doesn't really do it justice until you hit 30. I really don't know if it will do much at 15 watts. Might have to wait on the sigelei. Give it a try, it might work for you.
Doesn't the VTR have a minimum resistance of 0.6? If the Atlantis heads are spot on at 0.5, you won't be able to fire them.
If they do fire, it doesn't really matter, the limit will be the 5amp the device has. So even if it says it's giving you 5 volts on that coil, it'll be only providing enough voltage to stick at 5 amps.
That I know, there is no way to trick the VTR to give you more than the 5amp limit whichever way you choose to fire it.
If they do fire, it doesn't really matter, the limit will be the 5amp the device has. So even if it says it's giving you 5 volts on that coil, it'll be only providing enough voltage to stick at 5 amps.
That I know, there is no way to trick the VTR to give you more than the 5amp limit whichever way you choose to fire it.
I'm not sure... I looked up the VTR in Steam Engine and it's listed in there as firing down to 0.5, but I'm not sure how accurate Steam Engine's spec list is... and like I posted earlier... even if it'll fire 0.5, if the coil is 0.49, it ain't gonna work... but I agree, even if it does work, it's still gonna be kinda like puttin' a VW engine in a '69 Barracuda
I have the atlantis tank. Max I run before burning hits is about 22watts. They are going to have ,8 ohm coils out for them soon as well. High pg liquid runs better at lower power.
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