1+ Ohm dual coil on IGO W???

[DHubbs]

So I ordered an Igo W to try and get into rebuilding and dripping. But I only have an Itaste MVP 2.0 and if you are not aware it will only fire with a coil of 1.0 ohm or above. Can I get some tips or instructionals to build a dual coil that is 1+ Ohms? I already ordered some 30g kanthal, so I think thats heading in the right direction Haha. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! [emoji1]

 

[DHubbs]

I had a thready similiar but got no decent replies. Im mainly concered to see if its possible to build a dual coil at atleast 1 ohm

 

[State O' Flux]

Actually... the MVPs current output is 3a, so 1.2Ω is the functional parity limit. If you want decent surface area... 30 gauge at around 11 wraps +/- on a 2mm (5/64") mandrel - will do the trick for a parallel, dual coil build with a 1.2Ω net resistance.

 

[DHubbs]

Actually... the MVPs current output is 3a, so 1.2Ω is the functional parity limit. If you want decent surface area... 30 gauge at around 11 wraps +/- on a 2mm (5/64") mandrel - will do the trick for a parallel, dual coil build with a 1.2Ω net resistance.

Thank you! I'll test that and try it out!

 

[TornadoAlley]

Download vapers toolbox for helping with questions like this, not that there's anything wrong with asking on here

 

[State O' Flux]

Thank you! I'll test that and try it out!

Pretty straight forward model actually. You can build your own coil models, among other things, using Steam Engine.

 

[k702]

I'd seriously think about trying a single microcoil setup around 1.3-1.5... Always worked better than duals on my vv v3..


Unless of course you have the top cap drilled out with 2 large holes for dual coils.

 

[jdake3265]

yeah MVP is deffinitaly 1.2ohms, just like most other regulated non box mod batteries, go any lower and you'll fry the circuity inside. Trust me i've done it.

 

[DHubbs]

yeah MVP is deffinitaly 1.2ohms, just like most other regulated non box mod batteries, go any lower and you'll fry the circuity inside. Trust me i've done it.

I don't see how if it has a protection circuit...

 

[DHubbs]

Plus it won't event attempt to fire if under the ohm min limit

 

[RIMP]

The Eleaf Istick will fire a 1 ohm

 

[jdake3265]

I don't see how if it has a protection circuit...

if the ohms are too low and you run something that is lower than what it can handle it will blast higher amps through the circuits, which will fry them like bacon. they are meant to protect from shorts and stuff like that, they are not capable of having a high amount of amps go through them.

 

[jdake3265]

Plus it won't event attempt to fire if under the ohm min limit

not true if you have an ego or something that isn't smart like an evic or an mvp. but they are smarter batteries, they don't want to die so they won't let you run anything that could kill them.

 

[DHubbs]

if the ohms are too low and you run something that is lower than what it can handle it will blast higher amps through the circuits, which will fry them like bacon. they are meant to protect from shorts and stuff like that, they are not capable of having a high amount of amps go through them.

But it WILL NOT FIRE if it detects the coil is under the ohm limit. I've seen it. If your coil is .2 ohms on an MVP it simply wont fire.. It wont fry any circuits

 

[DHubbs]

On non-regulated mods yes, I know it will fry the circuits

 

[jdake3265]

But it WILL NOT FIRE if it detects the coil is under the ohm limit. I've seen it. If your coil is .2 ohms on an MVP it simply wont fire.. It wont fry any circuits

yeah i'm not saying it will on a smart battery, on a dumb one like an ego or ones like that it will just fry them, the battery stays safe but the circuitry dies.