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For cheap ejuice, try these guys Vape Juice - 120ml just $11.99! - ELiquid Depot. I used to buy mine there and they're pretty decent juices. I made the switch about a year ago to make my own ejuice and you can save a lot of money there, but it requires an initial investment so that might not...

I do both MTL and DTL, but prefer DTL. Right now my favorite tank is the Devpo Blotto. Running it on temp control with my own SS316l coils. Best vape I've had yet!

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Good point. It is all about money. The "exploding e-cig incidents" just gives them excuses to go through with the regulations.

I was just watching the news and saw a piece on the terrible dangers of E-cigs exploding in people's pockets. I think we all know that these incidents are happening because of user error. These freaking ...... are going to ruin vaping for all of us because they don't understand battery safety...

I recently did the math on my setup and first, I have a Tesla Invader 3 mod, so I guess I have a regulated mod. At the voltage I set it on, usually around 5, and with the coils I build, usually around .5 ohms, I'm pushing about 50 to 60 watts.

Honestly, I don't know right off hand how many watts. I have an unregulated dual 18650 series mod and I just haven't done the math on the wattage. Maybe someone else on here with a regulated mod and an Avacado could answer that better? Sorry.

Oh, and rounding down on maximum current discharge is always a good idea. I use Samsung 25Rs and NEVER draw over 18 amps. I play it safe. Great point!

Yeah, it would be 4.2. I mentioned Yeah, it would be 4.2 fully charged. As far as the maximum current discharge, I was just giving a general example. You can look up for your batteries easily by Googling or searching on this forum and find out all of the stats for your batteries. Thanks.

My favorite 2 are the Geekvape Avacado 24 and the Wotofo Serpent Mini. Both deliver huge clouds and excellent flavor. The Serpent Mini is a single coil RTA and the Avacado is a dual coil with an option to use as a single coil, which I do because for me the dual coil builds on it are just too...

I see others gave links to battery safety for vaping, and that's a great place to start. Most batteries have a maximum current output of 20 to 25 amps. So just take the voltage of your battery, usually 3.7 for single battery mods, divide by the ohms of your build and that will tell you how...

You've got great equipment, but seriously Google Ohm's law for vaping and get yourself an ohmmeter. A simple decent ohmmeter for vaping is fairly cheap and can let you know what ohms your builds are so you can save yourself from a nasty mishap. Here's an...

Wow! Face palm, indeed! Sorry, I meant that they're limited if you are NOT building your own coils!

Wow! That's great! I knew you guys could help me feel a little safer when vaping on this awesome mod! Thank you!!! I've never seen this section on Steam Engine, either, so thanks for that. Helps a lot!!!!

Excellent. Thank you so much. I can vape without fear of blowing off my hand now! LOL That's exactly what I wanted to know with formulas and all. I wasn't sure how the voltage control would figure in, either.

True enough!

Ok. Simple enough. I don't know why I was trying to make it more complicated than that, but I was. Thanks for the info!

I've always used an unregulated dual 18650 in parallel mod. Just recently, I aquired an unregulated dual 18650 in series mod (specifally a Tesla Invader 3). I've looked everywhere on here and can't quite find information on dual series battery safety. Can someone help me out here. I've got...

Same here. I love the simplicity of it! I'm tired of all the fancy stuff as well. Just build a nice coil, break out the juice, and enjoy!