What's the best resistance atty off a 5volt box mod ? Can I use a standard 510
Atty without burning it out?
Atty without burning it out?
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What's the best resistance atty off a 5volt box mod ?
DSE 901 or a 510 cartomizer from Nhaler.
5v/3.4ohm *5v = 7.35W
Can I use a standard 510 Atty without burning it out?
You can, but it runs hot. You could try short draws keeping the atty soaked. Too long a draw can burn it out, so you have to pay more attention on higher voltages than the lower ones.
5v/2.1ohms *5v = 11.9W
Sweetspot = 6-8W for safe vaping with flavor
What's the best resistance atty off a 5volt box mod ?
DSE 901 or a 510 cartomizer from Nhaler.
5v/3.4ohm *5v = 7.35W
Can I use a standard 510 Atty without burning it out?
You can, but it runs hot. You could try short draws keeping the atty soaked. Too long a draw can burn it out, so you have to pay more attention on higher voltages than the lower ones.
5v/2.1ohms *5v = 11.9W
Sweetspot = 6-8W for safe vaping with flavor
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A couple other examples:
- HV 510 atomizer (4.5 ohms) = 5 X 5 / 4.5 = 5.5 watts*
- Standard 801 atomizer (3.5 ohms) = 5 X 5 / 3.5 = 7.1 watts
* That 5.5 watts may be a bit low, however it is identical to one of today's most popular configurations: a standard 510 atomizer (2.1 ohms) on a 3.4V eGO = 3.4 X 3.4 / 2.1 = 5.5 watts. NOTE: Some HV 510 attys are 5.2 ohms; that might be too low (4.8 watts). It's better on a 6V mod = 6.9 watts.
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