Have been doing alot of research and finding much conflicting information out there, just wondering if anyone can give me their thoughts, can I safely run an aspire atlantis, .5ohm, with a dovpo e-lvt 2.0, with a aw imr 18650 2000mAh battery?
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It's not a question of whether it will be safe or not because the AW batteries can handle that resistance just fine (8.4A) and you're using it on a regulated device. It's more of a question whether your device is capable of firing that low of resistance. Considering it's a 30W mod with replaceable 18650 batteries, I would say you're fine.
You could always go to a B&M and ask one of the employees if you can test it... That seems to be all vape shop employee's are vaping on nowadays.
ETA: Just saw that your device is capable of firing down to 0.3Ω. You are good to go.
ETA2: However, I've been hearing that the Atlantis' sweet spot is between 35-40W which your device is not capable of. I don't know, I stick to my RTA's, but that might be something to think about.
You could always go to a B&M and ask one of the employees if you can test it... That seems to be all vape shop employee's are vaping on nowadays.
ETA: Just saw that your device is capable of firing down to 0.3Ω. You are good to go.
ETA2: However, I've been hearing that the Atlantis' sweet spot is between 35-40W which your device is not capable of. I don't know, I stick to my RTA's, but that might be something to think about.
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