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  1. edyle

    Need help with batteries

    Yes that's fine. As for list of good batteries, chech Mooch; watts = volts x volts / ohms watts = 4.6 x 4.6 / 0.5 = 42 watts amps = watts/volts = 9 amps to the coil. You actual amp draw from your batteries is actually only about 5 amps per battery; your batteries (istick 100) are in parallel.
  2. edyle

    Sub ohm question.

    the more power you draw from a battery the warmer it is likely to get.
  3. edyle

    Keep getting dry hits!

    I have used anywhere from 5% to 20% eyeballed by volume; In my experience, adding too much seems to cause cloud production to drop off pretty fast; for example I don't think 50/50 would work; you'd get hot vape, low cloud.
  4. edyle

    Keep getting dry hits!

    Yes. Sodium or other metal salts will end up remaining on the coil.
  5. edyle

    Low vapor production?

    all you can do is increase temp and wattage gradually till it starts getting too hot, then back down to the sweetspot for that coil.
  6. edyle

    Low vapor production?

    what were you using before?
  7. edyle

    Tuglyfe DNA 200 resistance problem

    So you short out an 1 atty with a copper wire and it reads 0.009 but every other atty it reads 0.2 higher that it is supposed to?
  8. edyle

    Can anyone help me???

    could it be the batteries are put in wrong?
  9. edyle

    Tuglyfe DNA 200 resistance problem

    How do you check mod resistance?
  10. edyle

    Am I missing out by avoiding Temperature Control? t

    1: If you do decide to get a new mod, there's no point in getting one that doesn't have variable temperature mode as an option. 2: things have improved since last year, and now you no longer need to use nickel or titatium and be carefull not to dryburn them; instead you can just use stainless...
  11. edyle

    Temperature Control Question

    In my attempts with 1 ohm coils, I was able to keep it in tc mode for a little bit, but eventually it kicked out of tc mode on my evic vtc mini. I saw the ohms measurement only change about 1 to 2%. I think the biggest problem is that ohm variations due to contact resistance changes are bigger...
  12. edyle

    A weird security problem

    This is the fallout of the "liquid nicotine" propaganda from last year.
  13. edyle

    Wattage question

    The wattage drawn from a battery depends on the load you give it. A fully charged lithium battery is 4.2 volts. If you put a 1 ohm load, your wattage will be 4.2 x 4.2 / 1 = 18 watts. If it is a regulated mod, the mod electronics attempts to draw the power that you set. If it is a dual battery...
  14. edyle

    Any idea why I keep getting that horrible burning taste?

    Yes, milandjikick and skullblade789 were exactly right. Because it's a topcoil, the liquid has to travel up the wicks so all you need to do to make sure your coil keeps from going dry is to tilt the tank; give it a swirl occasionally. As for the Endura T18, how hot or cool it is depends on...
  15. edyle

    Any idea why I keep getting that horrible burning taste?

    you're chain vaping too fast for the wicking to keep up at the power level you are running.
  16. edyle

    Smok's Attempt to Answer the Griffin?

    I see no particular resemblance. The tf-rta seems to be an attempt to improve the tfv4; they've added liquid feed/control by the looks of it. The 'rta' is a bad name because it's a replacable rba coil design.
  17. edyle

    temp control question

    use www.steam-engine.org and make sure you know whether your device is showing celcius or farenheit.
  18. edyle

    Am I filling tanks wrong?

    block the airholes with your fingers and suck on the driptip briefly to draw liquid to the coil. this is called a primer puff.
  19. edyle

    Vent/Short Protected Mod

    dual battery mechanical mod; pawn v2 sounds like what happened is you accidentally put one of the batteries in the wrong way. Instant short circuit.
  20. edyle

    Watt-Hour Shootout -- FullyMax 10Wh 900mAh 3S LiPo (for DNA200) vs 25R vs HG2

    Do you realise the wattage is not constant when you are in TC mode? I think your 57% and 60% efficiency values are probably because your numbers are just wrong as a result of using TC mode.