You got me thinking about it and I pulled out a 3.7v V4L batt with a lower res carto and its not bad.You just have to take much longer drags.Looks real nice though.
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Somebody said it on the Internet, so it must be true.
Sorry but these aren't just passers by in the chat room, these are regulars that I have no reason to disbelieve.
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Thanks, and I already know how to calculate Watts. I don't even know yet what my watts preference is. This is my first mod. I started out using a Volt KR808D with some 2.8ohm carts. I can tell you that I enjoy "sipping" on my PV at this rate, something like 4.5 Watts? I do feel like I want a little more then that, but I'm not looking for a HUGE jump.
Can you give me a good recommendation on what might be a good combination with my 5V? Knowing that the 4.5ohm atty seems to be too much for me.
I don't think anyone is say'n that someone didn't say that or that they arn't regs here on the ECF.
But if you have ever sat on a Saturday Afternoon and Graded Math Exams. You would know that some people cannot do Math wurth a Darm.
Could be that their Fingers Smushed the Wrong Keys on their Cell Phone Apps when they Tried to use a Derivation of Ohm's Law?
To attain 30 watts:
7.2v with 1.7ohm atty drawing over 4 amps.
Sounds improbable...
I'd like to know what they are using to achieve the 30 watts.
7.2v with 1.7ohm atty drawing over 4 amps.
Sounds improbable...
I'd like to know what they are using to achieve the 30 watts.
To attain 30 watts:
7.2v with 1.7ohm atty drawing over 4 amps.
Sounds improbable...
I'd like to know what they are using to achieve the 30 watts.
Stacked 16340s in a roughstack with a 1.5ohm atty.
Or better yet, ask them yourself.
I don't think anyone is say'n that someone didn't say that or that they arn't regs here on the ECF.
But if you have ever sat on a Saturday Afternoon and Graded Math Exams. You would know that some people cannot do Math wurth a Darm.
Could be that their Fingers Smushed the Wrong Keys on their Cell Phone Apps when they Tried to use a Derivation of Ohm's Law?
No.
They specifically state their gear.
It's not a slip.
If a 5v mod with a 4.5ohm atty is too much for you it'd be in your best interest to go back to 3.7v vaping.
If you were ok with 2.8 ohms on a KR808 then I'm not sure what I could recommend @ 5 volts. Ohms only go so high on must stuff.
Maybe 3.0 or 3.5 ohms?
heh i may be a extremeist then i use a roughstack at 7.4v on a 2ohm carto in a liquidnator tank thats close to 27 watts......
I tend to agree with PsychOfMSE on this one.
You might be better off to use a Lower ohm that 2.8 on your KR808.
Or if you can build mods, make one of these...
Variable Volt Box Mod Kit
They used to sell a Pre-Made one for people with Fat Fingers like me But I can't seem to find it.
I'm currently using a 1.5ohm cisco atomizer (306).
In the morning I start off around 3.7v but by the end of the day I'm cranked up around 6v (depending on the juice).
So that's a swing from ~9 watts to 24 watts.
Again, if ~5 watt vaping is too much for you, you'd be much better off going back to a 3.7v battery with a 2-3ohm atty.
In the morning I start off around 3.7v but by the end of the day I'm cranked up around 6v (depending on the juice).
So that's a swing from ~9 watts to 24 watts.
Again, if ~5 watt vaping is too much for you, you'd be much better off going back to a 3.7v battery with a 2-3ohm atty.
That's kind of my problem I think. The 4.5 atty is too much for me, and don't know if I've seen anything higher in ohms. Think I should just give up on 5V? Or maybe mod the 5V battery box, to run on a single 3.7 battery. I don't think that should be too difficult. I don't want to buy/build a whole new mod for 3.7, when I could just scrap/convert the one I got.
Wow… 27 Watts. Do I smell Marshmallows Burning or is that your PV?
BTW – What kind of e-Liquid do you put in your Toaster, uhmm... I mean, Roughstack?
I vape at 18 watts. I can vouch for pony. He's nuts
If you will vouch for him I will take your word for it. He is Nuts.
Why don't you just forget all this Volt and Ohm madness and go with a VVPV?
You don't have to fool with Specific ohms and Crazy Math. You just dial up the Voltage until you find the Sweet Spot?
For right now I don't want to buy or build another mod kit. I don't want to invest a lot of money in vaping all in the beginning. Maybe after a while I'll try some VV mods or something. And I found a 5ohm carto at madvapes. Maybe I'll give those a try.
EDIT: and the math isn't really that crazy, at least I don't think so. Seems pretty simple to calculate watts IMO. And I know less ohms = higher watts, and vise versa
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If you're having to vape at 5w or less there is some other problem here...
I'm with Zoid...VV all the way!
I don't know how people vape over about 15 watts...seems to be about the highest I can get without killing every last bit of flavor & the vape tasting like burnt toast.
Ya I tried the high wattage vaping for a while. That trick lasted about a month.
Couldn't believe how good 6watt vaping tasted when I gave up on it tho'.
Juices actually do have flavors if I just turn them into steam instead of ash.
Couldn't believe how good 6watt vaping tasted when I gave up on it tho'.
Juices actually do have flavors if I just turn them into steam instead of ash.
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