AEROTANK USERS! Got a question!

[pfcmitchell1987]

I ordered 4 Aerotanks and they are coming in soon. Ive done all my research about them and know everything I need to know except one thing.

VV/VW

I have a Itaste MVP and I know the coils are dual coil 2.0ohms. Im familiar to single coil using vape charts and whatnot.

My question is

What range Voltage can I use on the Aerotank??? Assuming its a 2.0 dual coil
What range Watts can I use on the Aerotank??? Assuming its a 2.0 dual coil

help would be appreciated. Thanks. Since the aerotank has adjustable airflow Im not sure if its bound by the same volts/watts range as most other clearimizers.

 

[Train2]

Same as any other 2 Ohm coil.
What they mean is it's two 4 ohm coils for a combined resistance of 2 Ohms.
So you could start at say 4 volts, and adjust up or down a bit to taste...

 

[markdek]

If I'm not mistaken, the dual coils are in series...If you have a VW, you set it to the wattage you usually like...no different than a single coil.

 

[pfcmitchell1987]

Well I had a guy have the AEROTANK and ICLEAR 30S. Im not sure which 1 he used but stock, he was able to crank it up to 15WATTS with no problem, no burn or anything which put me in shock and awe. I haven't seen anything work that high. I am just really curious of the limits the AEROTANK 2.0 ohm dual coil capacity for VV and VW. I want to crank it up high and not burn it but I still am unclear on how high I can take it

 

[Flt Simulation]

I have been trying out various voltages on my Aerotank.

I seem to get a very good amount of vapor production without any burnt taste right at 4.5v (really nice at 4.5v)

Get down around 4.0 volts and lower, and the vapor will be just minimal.

 

[edyle]

The average tank coil works around 5 watts, so I expect a dual coil system will take 10 watts comfortably.

 

[edyle]

I have been trying out various voltages on my Aerotank.

I seem to get a very good amount of vapor production without any burnt taste right at 4.5v (really nice at 4.5v)

Get down around 4.0 volts and lower, and the vapor will be just minimal.

4.5 x 4.5 / 2 = 10.1 watts

4 x 4 / 2 = 8 watts

 

[edyle]

If I'm not mistaken, the dual coils are in series...If you have a VW, you set it to the wattage you usually like...no different than a single coil.

I do believe you are mistaken; the coils would be in parallel.