134 and Cool Fire II

[Smallville]

Ok so both of these mods use the same chipset, and I was told they won't fire below a 1.5 ohm.

Just to let everyone know, I wrapped a 1.05 on my kayfun 3.1 tonight and it fires just fine on both. Wasn't trying to get it that low, but hey. Just wanted to share incase anyone was wondering before buying one of these lovely devices.

 

[patrao_n]

The standard by them is 1.2. Different components allow different tolerances. I can fire a .8 on my provari. But it's said to only go down to 1.2. Happy vaping

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[Stosh]

Not sure if that's good news, so long as your batteries are high drain and can handle the amperage running that low resistance, no problem. But it would be putting a lot of strain on the electronics in the mod. If the electronics are operating outside of specifications, it also makes one wonder how good the safety circuitry might be....

 

[Smallville]

Not sure if that's good news, so long as your batteries are high drain and can handle the amperage running that low resistance, no problem. But it would be putting a lot of strain on the electronics in the mod. If the electronics are operating outside of specifications, it also makes one wonder how good the safety circuitry might be....

Sure.. go ahead and make me paranoid... thanks a lot!

 

[Stosh]

Sure.. go ahead and make me paranoid... thanks a lot!

paranoids have enemies too.... the problem with over straining the electronics, would be that the electronics would give up their "magic smoke" that makes them work....better than a battery doing the same...

 

[Smallville]

I checked, you actually can sub ohm on a 134 / Cool Fire II (guess I should have done more research). Both will fire down to .8