0.2 ohm coil vs 1.2 and battery

[Skold]

I agree.

Often i have been vaping and blowing bigger clouds than another person using a lower resistance coil than i was and using 3 times the amount of power than i was.

There are three things goes into big clouds.

Good build.
Right amount of power
High vg juice.

I usually vape a Kayfun lite plus at 8-10 watts.

Where most people vape 50% vg. I DIY juice that is 70-80% vg

The vg of mine is 93% vg and it most definitely makes bigger clouds, I can't believe on one has mentioned vg content! Thanks for the input Two_Bears

 

[Skold]

No one*

 

[Two_Bears]

Looks like the Kanger K-Kiss is an internal battery mod with a 6300mah internal battery and a sub ohm tank.

It looks safe to me. It has direct voltage output with internal short protection. The .2 ohm coil comes with the kit.
KANGER K KISS STARTER KIT REVIEW | Spinfuel VAPE

I have one internal battery mod. When it breaks there will never be another one.

When tge battery dies and it will tge mod becomes a paper weight.

 

[Skold]

I have a few battery mods, prefer them to carrying spare batteries. Internal battery mods have much larger capacity nowadays as well, I sometimes get three days out of them!

 

[mortenhy]

You always build with mechs, you can't just shove a random tank on it

Oh ok lol.. I really learned a lot today, thanks.

 

[mortenhy]

A traditional mech mod is basically a tube with a battery and a 510 connector to mount an atomizer. It's very much like an old fashioned flashlight with a 510 connector. The true mech directly connects the battery to the coil with no protection circuit. Some add a Kick device to boost voltage and provide short protection.

Yours has internal protection against shorts. It's a modern version that drives the atomizer directly from the battery, but has a protection circuit built in.

Ok thanks. This is awesome info.

 

[mortenhy]

I have a few battery mods, prefer them to carrying spare batteries. Internal battery mods have much larger capacity nowadays as well, I sometimes get three days out of them!

The one I just bought with internal battery has a 6300 mAh battery. As I write it is still going strong after 2 days of use.

 

[Skold]

That's good! I don't have any internal battery mods with that big of a capacity

 

[Asbestos4004]

does anyone else find it refreshing to see a newer member asking questions and not arguing with the answers? I sure do!

 

[mattiem]

Very good answers in this thread so I can't add anything else to the conversation but wanted to say....

Welcome to the ECF @mortenhy you have come to the right place and we are glad you came. Vape safely.

 

[mortenhy]

A traditional mech mod is basically a tube with a battery and a 510 connector to mount an atomizer. It's very much like an old fashioned flashlight with a 510 connector. The true mech directly connects the battery to the coil with no protection circuit. Some add a Kick device to boost voltage and provide short protection.

Yours has internal protection against shorts. It's a modern version that drives the atomizer directly from the battery, but has a protection circuit built in.

So you

Very good answers in this thread so I can't add anything else to the conversation but wanted to say....

Welcome to the ECF @mortenhy you have come to the right place and we are glad you came. Vape safely.

Thanks and I agree. Really good information.

 

[DaveP]

Thanks for your answer. I don't know what a mech is, but I am sure that it is a short word for battery mechanical? The manual says that there is some kind of protection against stuff like that, but to be honest I never thought about safety until now so I will def read up on that..

Think of a standard old school mech as a house with direct wiring and no circuit breakers. If there's a short circuit, the house can burn down.

In the case of a mech mod, it's a tube with a 510 connector on one end, a battery cap on the other (like a flashlight). and an on-off switch. In the case of a hard short the battery heats up and begins to spew hot electrolyte. The battery case expands quickly and pressure builds up inside the tube mod. Explosion can occur as the pressure finds its way out through the cracks. Hands get burned and if it's in a pocket serious burns occur, some requiring skin grafts to repair. A spewing tube mod can be kind of like a rocket exhaust.

 

[daviedog]

A kick doesn't boost voltage, it limits & adjusts wattage.
In my FT clone, 12 watts.
It's good safety device, if you can live with the low power..

 

[DaveP]

A kick doesn't boost voltage, it limits & adjusts wattage.
In my FT clone, 12 watts.
It's good safety device, if you can live with the low power..

I edited my post for correction. Thanks.

 

[daviedog]

I edited my post for correction. Thanks.

Funny, i was going to buy the Evolv one for over 40usd. Glad i didn't, like putting training wheels on a 12 speed.
I love Mechs, but they are not Failsafe..

 

[mortenhy]

Think of a standard old school mech as a house with direct wiring and no circuit breakers. If there's a short circuit, the house can burn down.

In the case of a mech mod, it's a tube with a 510 connector on one end, a battery cap on the other (like a flashlight). and an on-off switch. In the case of a hard short the battery heats up and begins to spew hot electrolyte. The battery case expands quickly and pressure builds up inside the tube mod. Explosion can occur as the pressure finds its way out through the cracks. Hands get burned and if it's in a pocket serious burns occur, some requiring skin grafts to repair. A spewing tube mod can be kind of like a rocket exhaust.

Oh that was a really good answer, thanks a lot for your time.

 

[tljjja]

Hi,
I have just gotten the k-kiss, and the manual says not to use any other tank! Is that firm, or are they just covering their butts? Has anyone used other tanks, like an axiom, on it?

 

[mortenhy]

Hi,
I have just gotten the k-kiss, and the manual says not to use any other tank! Is that firm, or are they just covering their butts? Has anyone used other tanks, like an axiom, on it?

I have used my old tank with airflow and 1.8 coil without any problems at all. Smoke it, a shop here in Denmark, says that you can use wathever tank you want.. But I don't know if it is safe..

 

[sonicbomb]

@mortenhy
Understanding the relationship between power and coil resistance | E-Cigarette Forum

 

[mortenhy]

@mortenhy
Understanding the relationship between power and coil resistance | E-Cigarette Forum

Yes I am in the process of learning more about this. There is a lot more to do it than I thought.