IPV4 Tutorial

[StrahmNoMore]

Hello everyone, I feel like I should post this in the Beginner's Thread. I bought an IPV4 today and it is my first temp control, non-built-in battery mod. I need help! LOL like with everything. I tell you my gear. The IPV4 of course, a Nitecore D2 charger, a pair of Imeren 18650 batteries, 5 Kanger OCC nickel coils and 2 .3 Atlantis coils. Along with an Atlantis V1 and pair of Kanger subtanks. Now I know, some of you are probably thinking people like me shouldn't have temp control but please humor me I want to learn.
Basically my first question is where do I start? How do I get to temp control on this mod? Where should I set it for these Nickel coils? Should I leave it at the same setting for regular coils? How do I get to joules? Where should I set those? Ok, let's just start with that. Is there a place online I can get a tutorial?
Sorry to be like a kid trying to learn to ride a bike, but as anyone that owns one of these things knows, the instructions don't say much. Thank you all for any help given, I know there are some real pros here.

 

[AntC]

The Ipv4 Pre-order thread will help you tremendously. The name is a lil misleading, as there's alot more in it than "pre-order" things.

 

[AntC]

The Bloke has personally helped me with some questions, and really seems to know his stuff. If he ever chimes in, I open my ears/eyes lol.

 

[Baditude]

You Tube search is an excellent resource.

 

[Ert3]

The big thing with nickle wire is evenly spacing your coils, grab a kuro coiler (or similar) and it's very easy.

I wouldn't worry about twisted or dual strands too early.

 

[StrahmNoMore]

Thank you both. I watched that video and The Vaper Chronicles review and took notes on both. About to fire up a Kanger nickel coil. We'll see what happens!

 

[StrahmNoMore]

Ok so I think I know most of the basics, although this is gonna take alot of expirementing I think. Here's the first stupid question. What is "Set Resistance" and how do I use it with the Kanger OCC temp control coils?

 

[Bunnykiller]

set resistance is used only for temp control nickel coils..... do not use with kanthal/nichrome

 

[StrahmNoMore]

Yeah, that's what I have. Kanger temp controlled nickel coils.

 

[Wraith504]

Yeah, that's what I have. Kanger temp controlled nickel coils.

You press the up and down button the two small ones at the same time with your coil at room/ambient temp. This will store the resistance when you are in temp mode. You have to do this for temp mode to function properly.

 

[Wraith504]

This thread will be the one you are going to want to read through and follow. IPV 4 review | E-Cigarette Forum

 

[StrahmNoMore]

Thank you everyone. I think I got the basics figured out. Now I'm just constantly toiling with what many of you probably are.................the ideal temp control settings!