Are there any RTA's that dont get crazy hot?

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Hitmetwice

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seems to me with the ever increasing power output of mods the thermal issues are going to get ever more problematic.
the time has come for liquid cooled attys with forced induction and charge inter cooling.
A pop off valve would prevent a dangerous lung over pressure situation.
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The TFV4 and various sub ohm tanks like it perform best at above 50watts, but very few of them are truly designed to be vaped consistently at 100watts. At the same time, there are at least twice as many subohm tanks and RTAs out there that are designed to use half of that wattage and produce better flavor with comparable vapor. At 100watts, you're moreso vaping for clouds and not an alternative to smoking. Why not find something that prefers higher resistances and lower wattages to save juice and battery life? This way you can chain vape as long as you would like without ever worrying about heat. The only sacrifice is vapor production and even to that extent not sacrificing much for what you'd receive in return. A rich flavorful vape with dense vapor that you can chain vape until your tank is dry. Re-fill and repeat.
 

Paul lamb

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as already mentioned, my boreas holds up from 60-100w without getting super hot.
It sure does, as the afc sits in line with the coils you never really feel it heat up

I use 3mm fused Claptons at 100w and it's no issues at a all, it wicks great never gets TOO hot, brilliant when chain vaping
 
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