Hey all,
Like the title states, I have a few stupid questions I know some of you can help me out with. I've been vaping for a few months and I just got my first RBA, a kayfun lite + clone. I have been considering getting a mech mod and a rebuildable dripper, and possible another rebuildable tank. So here are my questions:
1) My kayfun lite + is good, but I have a slightly hard time building on it because I have big fingers, and you have to wrap the kanthal partially around the screw and tighten. I know a lot of RBAs have the holes in the post so you can just slip the kanthal through and tighten down. I think this would be much easier for me. Does anyone know of a good tank RBA that has this feature that does not leak? I carry mine in my pocket everyday, so it's important to me that it doesn't leak.
2) I've had no experience with drippers but I have read that many people prefer them. I know this question is sort of vague, but approximately how long can you vape on a dripper before having to refill? I know this depends greatly on the specific dripper, coil setup, and wick setup, but I'm just looking for an idea. It may not be something I want to mess with if I vape for 15 minutes in the evening and have to juice it up 5 times.
3) When it comes to mech mods (this is the stupid question lol) how do you know when the batteries dead? Just when it quits working, or performance drops off? Do you have to worry about over-discharging the battery and damaging it?
4) I've done a small amount of research into sub ohm vaping and I understand that using an ohms law calculator, you can determine the required amperage of the battery. I (at least initially) only plan on vaping around 0.8 ohms, so I would necessarily need a 30 amp battery. Would there be any disadvantage (other than cost) of getting a 30 amp battery even if my setup only required say, 10-12 amps?
I'm sorry if I posted in the wrong area, or if these topics have been covered before. I did some browsing and was unable to find an answer to my questions. Thanks for your help.
Like the title states, I have a few stupid questions I know some of you can help me out with. I've been vaping for a few months and I just got my first RBA, a kayfun lite + clone. I have been considering getting a mech mod and a rebuildable dripper, and possible another rebuildable tank. So here are my questions:
1) My kayfun lite + is good, but I have a slightly hard time building on it because I have big fingers, and you have to wrap the kanthal partially around the screw and tighten. I know a lot of RBAs have the holes in the post so you can just slip the kanthal through and tighten down. I think this would be much easier for me. Does anyone know of a good tank RBA that has this feature that does not leak? I carry mine in my pocket everyday, so it's important to me that it doesn't leak.
2) I've had no experience with drippers but I have read that many people prefer them. I know this question is sort of vague, but approximately how long can you vape on a dripper before having to refill? I know this depends greatly on the specific dripper, coil setup, and wick setup, but I'm just looking for an idea. It may not be something I want to mess with if I vape for 15 minutes in the evening and have to juice it up 5 times.
3) When it comes to mech mods (this is the stupid question lol) how do you know when the batteries dead? Just when it quits working, or performance drops off? Do you have to worry about over-discharging the battery and damaging it?
4) I've done a small amount of research into sub ohm vaping and I understand that using an ohms law calculator, you can determine the required amperage of the battery. I (at least initially) only plan on vaping around 0.8 ohms, so I would necessarily need a 30 amp battery. Would there be any disadvantage (other than cost) of getting a 30 amp battery even if my setup only required say, 10-12 amps?
I'm sorry if I posted in the wrong area, or if these topics have been covered before. I did some browsing and was unable to find an answer to my questions. Thanks for your help.
