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The answer is no. Run it at the recommended 3.7 and you're good to go.

If that's the case the M80+ may be the wrong mod to use. The temp control function isn't truly temp control. I would just use another tank if Ni200 coils are the only option for this tank (as a side note the coils look like Atlantis v2 coils with the base sheared in half, meaning you should be...

I'm not as familiar with this tank but I always recommend people vape a tank at 3.6 volts and move up or down according to taste. The VG/PG ratio of the e-liquid and the flavorings will play a big part, as well as the tank. On the M80 you set in watts but you'll see the voltage when you hit the...

Your RX will flip out of temp control mode into power mode of it cannot read the coil as a TC coil properly. Make sure you set your watts at a reasonable level first!

I agree with this sentiment. The DNA200 is a great chip but for most people the features available via the EScribe software is overkill. Not to mention the general ease of use is not so much that. To change temps on the DNA you must click 3 times to lock, hold the up/down buttons for a second...

The worst problem I had with mine was that once the coil came unscrewed with the top, which would have been a larger issue if the tank had been full of juice!

You know I've noticed that too!

Could this have anything to do with the break-in period for most organic cotton coils? I find on most devices I have to go through at least 1/2 a tank before the flavor begins to pop.

Congratulations!!!

Really 75w is just getting there for most of the TFV4 coils. I would say you need a more powerful mod for the TFV4.

Why not something like a 650 or 900mah eGo battery with a cartomizer? You can refill it and the flavor is worlds better than most pre-filled setups, IMO.

I won't buy a car unless I can rebuild everything on it myself. How about you? It all comes down to interest and disposable time. Keep in mind that most vapers are people who came from smoking cigarettes. I smoked for 30 years and never rolled my own. Don't be so quick to judge.

I'll throw in my 2 cents. I have both, got the DNA200 first to play with the chip and just got in the RX200 version. I like the sled in the RX200 FAR better as it doesn't have the cups to tear battery tops. Before I updated the software I found the RX chip to be a tad weaker at 510 degrees on a...

Lemon Bar by Clouds of Icarus has been my ADV for over a year now.

If it was a seal problem I would expect leaking rather than dry hits, but that could be particular to the Nautilus. If these coils, except for the one that did fine to start, all came from the same pack could you have maybe received counterfeits? 7 watts should be no issue but what does the...

Sounds like the OP could have nicely educated the B&M rather than assuming they were lying. I didn't realize the batteries were available individually (or the tanks) until I came upon a particular wholesaler that offered them that way. Most wholesalers only offer the kit.

What Jim said. A typical Ni200 pre-built coil will be from around 0.15 - 0.25 ohms.

Higher PG can be irritating to some people and the 'cheap' e-liquid commonly at convenience stores is generally high in it compared to 'higher-end' which is generally 70% VG or higher.

Any resistance coil that will fit the Aerotank should fire on the Ego One battery; the stock coils in the eGo One kit are 1.0 and 0.5 ohm. That said the 1.5 or 1.8 for the Aerotank would be my choice in range.

A friend of mine inherited an VV Ali'i but he can't get it to fire. I've tried dual 18350's with no success on a new carto. Anyone have any helpful thoughts before I go poking around in it? From what I can tell it's a 5-year old mod so I would rather not tear it apart unless necessary. Thanks!