How many watts do you vape at?
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I wish I could vote twice because I use my lemo at 30-35 watts and my dripper at 60-70 when not on a mech. I voted the 30-40 since I vape the lemo more than my dripper, tho. 
I'm usually in the 5-10 range. Anything more tastes burnt. I don't know how those 150+ guys can do it.
This could prove to be a very interesting poll.
5 to 10 for me. And I manage to get plenty fine clouds from drippers while in that range.
100w, 150w. It is a mystery.
5 to 10 for me. And I manage to get plenty fine clouds from drippers while in that range.
100w, 150w. It is a mystery.
Hi folks.
We can see the existing war in watts among plenty of the mods that are appearing on the market, so I would want to know at what watts people actually vape.
See you!
Pat,
Unfortunately IMO this is a hugely flawed poll as it does not qualify the type of device(s) you are including. For example: I would say I set my watts around 9.5 for my T3Ss, about 12 for a Nautilus, 27 for a Kanger Subtank, and finally roughly 90 on a mech with an atty built at 0.27ohms on a fresh battery.
I start out every day at about 35 watts, continue through the day until I get to about 28 watts. Then I change batteries. This is only a calculated wattage as I use a Reo and can tell when to change the battery by the performance of my atty.
Starting with a full battery and if I test the battery when performance is noticeably different, the battery usually reads 3.7/3.8 volts. At the end of the long day, I may change out the battery even though it might be at 3.9 volts just to get that extra flavor boost.
Starting with a full battery and if I test the battery when performance is noticeably different, the battery usually reads 3.7/3.8 volts. At the end of the long day, I may change out the battery even though it might be at 3.9 volts just to get that extra flavor boost.
Not able to cast a vote as I use 7 w - 90 w
There are entirely too many variables that go into what power I vape at; I use tanks, RTAs, RDAs of many sizes & types.
There are entirely too many variables that go into what power I vape at; I use tanks, RTAs, RDAs of many sizes & types.
I use mechs and RDAs exclusively. Most of my builds are at .21 ohm, unless I am doing something unusual or building a deck for 3 or more coils. 3-coil RDAs like my stillare v3 or onslaught are built at .15. With an extra coil, though, more power is needed.
just using ohms law at maximum possible battery charge:
.21 ohm at 4.2 volt = 84 watts
.15 ohm at 4.2 volt = 117 watts
Even if factoring in for voltage drop across devices, a lot of watts are being used. But my RDAs have great airflow and I often use wide-bore top caps, so an overly hot vape or burning wick is never an issue.
just using ohms law at maximum possible battery charge:
.21 ohm at 4.2 volt = 84 watts
.15 ohm at 4.2 volt = 117 watts
Even if factoring in for voltage drop across devices, a lot of watts are being used. But my RDAs have great airflow and I often use wide-bore top caps, so an overly hot vape or burning wick is never an issue.
Yes, you are right, I ought to have asked
How many watts do you usually vape at? or normally vape at?
But now I can not edit and change the question. Sorry
Actually I wanted to know, the most frequent wattage we vape at, whatever the device we use at each moment.
We all know most of us vape at different watts with RDA, RTA, cartomizers, clearomizers, etc ..
For example, we all know that Necrotic must use RDA most of the time
Just so far
I hear ya Miata GT, but IMO it's still a very interesting poll and I'm looking forward to seeing how it develops. Polls are also limited in how many answers you can include so you have to design them with either a limited number of variables or use low resolution.
I too unable to vote due to having two tanks.
Either 12 or 15 on my Nautilus depending on my mood
30 or 40 on my Atlantis sub ohm depending on the time of month (rather that of my wife's time)
Either 12 or 15 on my Nautilus depending on my mood
30 or 40 on my Atlantis sub ohm depending on the time of month (rather that of my wife's time)
Leave it to me to screw up the poll! I was thinking volts, not watts when I voted.
So I voted 3 - 5, instead of 10 - 15.
Hey, I'm alright, it's the rest of the world that's wrong...
I was thinking volts, not watts when I voted.So I voted 3 - 5, instead of 10 - 15.
Hey, I'm alright, it's the rest of the world that's wrong...
We need different polls for different devices.
I vape at about 80 day in and day out. .2 ohms on a mech with some leeway for voltage sag and resistance losses.
But i enjoy any device with something tasty in it. That means vaping at the sweet spot of whatever atty is currently working on the device.
6.5 watts often offers a welcomed change of pace from my adv...
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I vape at about 80 day in and day out. .2 ohms on a mech with some leeway for voltage sag and resistance losses.
But i enjoy any device with something tasty in it. That means vaping at the sweet spot of whatever atty is currently working on the device.
6.5 watts often offers a welcomed change of pace from my adv...
Sent from my device.
I'm glad to see this poll. Reading the other sections of ECF, I was getting the idea that my favored 9 to 10 watt range was the equivalent to the little old lady driving 45 on the expressway. Nice to see that's actually in the most common range. Keeping up with traffic after all. 
I think its not the greatest setup for such a poll. The vast majority of voters vape greater than 10 watts, with many far greater. But it is device dependant. The people in the 5-10 range are the ones using clearomizers with low airflow.
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