Hey not if posting in right place. Just need a little advice. Just got me a new Centurion v2 rdta am I’m running duel staple staggered fused Clapton’s in running at 0.16 ohms. I’m having trouble fingering that sweet spot in wattage and was hoping someone could suggest a good wattage to run it at.
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I'd start at 40w and work my way up a few watts at a time. Only you can find your sweet spot.
Welcome to ECF Shelby.
Welcome to ECF Shelby.
Sorry. Not here to offer help 
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I love this tv series. I don’t think you guys probably watch it in States.
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Just to say you have the best name!!!
I love this tv series. I don’t think you guys probably watch it in States.
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Those aren’t just exotics, they’re about as metal heavy as it is physically possible to get. I think it’s possible the reason you’re having trouble is the heat up/coil down time on a coil set like that is enormous. Because of this I can see a possible issue developing where the wick doesn’t completely heat through the draw, and/or doesn’t completely cool between draws. This could be keeeping you from getting a consistent wire temperature.
Hard to test of course. It’s a thought anyway.
Hard to test of course. It’s a thought anyway.
The mahs just tells us about how long a charge will last. Do you know what brand and model those cells are? we're hoping for Sony, Samsung or LG. Anything else and the batteries may not be up to delivering the wattage needed by that build.
Heroically assuming they are, if the vapor is getting too warm before you think it tastes right, then you've got way too big/complex of a build and you need to think about something simpler.
Framed staples are cloud chasing coils. Flavor is not where they shine. I'm a flavor lover too, but I also like thick vapor. My most "exotic" build is a pair of 26ga SS316L coils on a 1/8" bamboo skewer. The total resistance is 0.45 Ohms and 45 Watts blows me away.
Love the series, too. ...... that we have to wait a whole YEAR for the next season.Sorry. Not here to offer help
Just to say you have the best name!!!
I love this tv series. I don’t think you guys probably watch it in States.
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*runs off to convert English to metric*...so that’s like around a 3.2mm coil.. unless you’re leaving the bamboo skewer in..
Indeed man. Just getting my new place sorted. While I’m waiting I’m at home with the folks so I haven’t even seen the newest series!!!
I’m glad you didn’t put a spoiler in there.
Btw, you know Arthur vapes?
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Just to say you have the best name!!!
I love this tv series. I don’t think you guys probably watch it in States.
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Welcome to ECF. I'd agree on putting a little less metal in your builds. You want to leave room for some juice. But yes, I'd say the sheer mass of your builds may be causing many of your problems, including flavor. I think you might do better with some smaller, less exotic builds. I use simple round coils in my RTAs, and while I am MTL, I do find that works for me, flavor wise. Try to use something less complex and see how you like it.
Exotic doesn't always mean better for many vaping applications.
Best of luck,
Anna
Exotic doesn't always mean better for many vaping applications.
Best of luck,
Anna
Thanks for all the help guys. These were prebuilt coils I bought. Right now I got my setting on hard hit running it at 150 watts and it’s vaping amazing
Glad you're squared away and enjoying those coils. They are rather amazing once you get them dialed in. Great in a rda.
Yes they are and this centurion v2 rdta is so massive (30 mm and tall) that there is a lot of room for Cotten and builds. Plenty of room for juice too
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