how many watts do you normally vape?
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Trick is to make a coil that can withstand a second or two of perceived high-wattage. Whether or not it actually produces 250-500 watts of vapor - now that's not very interesting.
One could run 1000 watts through the springs off a car suspension. It would likely produce one of the least impressive vapes around. Keep feeding it 1000 watts, and at some point it may get hot enough to give off some vapor. In reality it has more in common with ambient heating than vaping.
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I vape a 3ohm carto at 5.2 volts. Feel free to figure out the wattage yourself.
Watts is not wanted or needed in my vaping setup
Watts is not wanted or needed in my vaping setup
6 watts on my regular clearos, 12.1 right now on the dripper. I was pushing it up to 20 or slightly over, after a few days of that my ability to handle it and interest in high speed inhaling dropped off so much I was getting burning at 14. So I whipped up a smaller build. Even when I was at 20, I tried many different coils and always ended up setting it the same, apparently I'm the limiting factor. Resistance, I run from 0.6 ohm at 3.2 volts, but also liked twisted #32 2.4 ohms at up to 7 volts.
Your wicking is the problem, there is no way you should be getterimr burnt hit. Were u even gettingvapor at 14w with a .6 coil?
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It was the same wick as I was using at 20W, considered that and rewicked, same thing, diff. atty, same thing. If the air isn't being pulled through because it just feels too hot, the heat just sits there and increases. I was all about the heat flux, etc. but it changes when the limiting factor is the vaper not the vape. I'm sure that relates to some of the things that happen with other people at their higher power... I'd also forgot to change the power setting before and left it set low a couple of times and took a while to notice, still had lots of vapor. Even with a tight airflow setting, the RDA has so much more air than a clearo the cloud is 4x at only 2x the power. The .6 ohm coils are just a fairly fat wire (#26 or twisted) 5-6 wraps 5/64", some wound for a weak, lossy mech, which the iStick 30 exceeds easily.
I'm like some others in that I actually pay way less attention to wattage than voltage. I've found that between 3.8 and 4.4v is where my sweet spot is. In fact, 3.8-9 is my go-to.
Bounced in/out of this thread several times.
I'll simply state, my lung capacity is not sufficient to enjoy vaping at extreme levels. I do enjoy vaping from below 7w to over 50w at times.
I have a rather flexible collection.
I'll simply state, my lung capacity is not sufficient to enjoy vaping at extreme levels. I do enjoy vaping from below 7w to over 50w at times.
I have a rather flexible collection.
You could always try to develop some kind of inverse oboist embouchures (yeah had to look that up)
I think it's the next big thing in vaping.
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I usually vape on 30-55 watts depending on what RDA I'm using. Sometimes when I go above that, it gets to much of a warm/hot vape and feels like Im gonna choke lol
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