RDA TVF4 burning taste can't vape above 41w !!!

[webb]

So I new to building rda's I got the Troll v2 and TVF4 rda,I build my rda with a 24GA Kanthel A1 wire that came with Coil Master V3 Tool Kit,on a Reuleaux RX 200 with Japanese cotton,either 5 or 6 wraps.

Right now the RX200 screen says 0.70 ohms and 5.36 volts,cant vape above 41 watts,this is on the TVF4 rda.

So I guess I'm doing something wrong here,just can't figure it out.

Any help will be welcome.

Thanks in advance

 

[Don29palms]

If you don't wick a tfv4 correctly it will never work. What id is your coil?

 

[webb]

If you don't wick a tfv4 correctly it will never work. What id is your coil?

24GA Kanthel A1 wire

 

[Marc411]

Why do you need to vape above 41 watts? If you get a good vape at lower wattage wouldn't that be satisfying?

I build at .25 and vape at 31 watts because it tastes right.

Match the wattage to a good vape and flavor!

 

[bsidb]

5.36 volts is a bunch of volts

 

[dmska]

Check to ensure there's no hot spots on your coil and proper wicking is important. Do some reading on ohms law and maybe watch some YouTube videos.

 

[Vesh]

5.36 volts is a bunch of volts

Yet smok's tfv4 micro 1.8 ohm coil is 6+ volts at 19 watts (current coil reads at 1.91) and not a single dry hit chain vaping, and it's rated from 15-30 watts! Herakles 1.8 coils are rated 25 watts plus and go into the 7 or 8 volt range and vape perfectly -(in fact, many are frustrated cause their mod just doesn't support the voltage to vape them. for example, useless on a dna75 even though you want to vape them around 35 watts).
Aspire atlantis 1.0 ohm coils rated at 40-50 watts, and vapes perfectly at 50 which is over 7 volts.
It's all about coil design really. I have read quite a few times here that "4.3 volts" should be ideal for almost any coil, but it's just not for many these days.