hello guys, i have a Goblin mini V3 but i only have ego batteries. I've read in many threads that a 510 atomizer works fine on ego type batteries, so, i've screwed my goblin mini V3 with 1Ω resistance on it on the ego battery. the resistance heated properly but right after that my ego battery never worked again. what happened??
510 atomizer to ego battery issue
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I am so sorry, but 1. is way too low for the eGo battery and you have fried it.
Just because it "fits" doesn't mean it's ok to use it
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Welcome to ECF e-giannis
I am so sorry, but 1. is way too low for the eGo battery and you have fried it.
Just because it "fits" doesn't mean it's ok to use it
So far as I know Ego batteries have a lower ohms limit of around 1.5, below which they just won't work. You may not have fried it, so try it with a suitable atomiser above 1.5 and you might be lucky. Then again you might not.
1.5 is really the minimum to go with them (and that does shorten their lives with stress)
The mosfets in them are rather delicate...they just aren't made for low res vaping.
The mosfets in them are rather delicate...they just aren't made for low res vaping.
Hi. Yes, it is possible you have damaged the battery, but not guaranteed. I depends on the protection chip inside the eGo battery.
A Goblin probably won't work/produce much vapor, even with a resistance above the minimum. It's got two coils, it's going to need a certain amount of power (which you won't have) to produce vapor.
*edit* it does sound like you battery has suffered a permanent fault.
A Goblin probably won't work/produce much vapor, even with a resistance above the minimum. It's got two coils, it's going to need a certain amount of power (which you won't have) to produce vapor.
*edit* it does sound like you battery has suffered a permanent fault.
so if i build a dual coil on the goblin mini v3, how much resistance should i target?
If you have a mod battery (18650), you can aim to install 2 x 1.0ohm coils and start about there. I would probably try for 2 x 0.8ohm-1.2ohm coils, not worry too much to start and see how it works.
The resistance is halved (50%) with two coils, so 2 x 1.0ohm would work/read at 0.5ohm
what is the difference if i build a single coil 0.5 ohms and dual coil 1 ohms to target at 0.5? it will have more battery or e-liquid consumption?
Don't forget to try the five click thing a couple of times with the battery to see if it turns off/on.
Definitely sounds like it's dead. Look on it as a learning experience. Stick with high ohms on an Ego - 2.0 or above to be safe.i did, nothing happens
A dual coil will take more power to ramp up, consuming more battery.
There are different gauges of wires for you to play around with to get that .5 ohm. I suggest you check out a coil calculator. there are some good videos on youtube if you haven't looked yet.
This did have a Simple Solution but what you really need to learn is Battery Safety and Ohm's Law. Covered within this forum extensively.
Sometimes ego batteries go Boom.
Sometimes ego batteries go Boom.
I have a clearo designed to use with eGo batteries (Vapros V-Spot), and the lowest resistance coil head made for it is 1.5 ohms, but I use a 1.8 ohm coil head in it. CE4 type clearo's measure in about 1.7, 1.8 ohms I believe.
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