Odd. I've used down to .24 on my Aspire CF sub ohm battery, and it was fine. .4ohm should be fine, maybe there was something else going on, .4ohm is actually a nice resistance to build for these, descent power and battery life.
Aspire cf sub ohm battery with rda?
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Odd. I've used down to .24 on my Aspire CF sub ohm battery, and it was fine. .4ohm should be fine, maybe there was something else going on, .4ohm is actually a nice resistance to build for these, descent power and battery life.
Depends on how much you vape it, but yeah, that's only around 20W or so, I would think you could get a whole day out of it. The battery performs a bit better than a typical 18650, and I can generally get a day out of a single 18650 mod around 20W.
If you're doing dual coils, I would probably use 28g kanthal to get up to .7-.8ohm, 24g, or 26g would have way too long of a ramp up time.
Using a tobh with a .7 build, my CF batteries used to last about four hours. Of course, that depends on how often you vape and how you vape and other stuff…batteries last different times for different people. I only used the TOBH with that battery when I was at home sitting around; for out and about, I used a sub ohm tank with a .5 stock coil, and it would then last me the majority of the day of heavy vaping. I would not plan on having a CF battery and a TOBH being your all day setup if you're going to say be out working all day or away from home for many hours, unless you have two and are carrying a spare with you. I realized by dripping with that device that I preferred an RDA and dripping to using a tank, so I upgraded to a better mod with more leeway as far as resistance and better battery life. As for clouds…I'd say the production was "decent". I'm more interested in flavor, but I do like a lot of vapor, and the TOBH on the Aspire was enough vapor to be satisfying for me. Also, the airflow is much airier than a tank, and I liked that better. You might, too. The mouthpiece that came with my TOBH was a stupid little narrow thing, which I swapped out for a short wide delrin one, and that makes a difference IMO in taste and vapor production too. So does how you situate your coils in the deck (the TOBH has the airflow in a weird spot and so you have to sort of edge your coils over so that they're close to the air holes so that you get enough air or the vapor production is meh. Search the forums, I'm sure there are many people posting how to do it.)
You might find that you don't care for dripping, or that it's not practical for you all day every day, so I don't think you're wrong to try it on the Aspire battery first.
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I suppose it could be my janky noob coil building skills. Everyone else's mileage may vary.
I suppose it could be my janky noob coil building skills. Everyone else's mileage may vary.
Heh, I don't know, it should have worked, the specs state down to .3ohm, and by accident I found it actually works slightly lower. I've used my goblin at .4ohm on it before, and as I stated it had descent power, and battery life for me. You're correct though YMMV.
i am doing dual coils and i already order 26 gauge kanthal but if the ohms are the same should they both last the same?
i also have an atlantis tank il most likely switch around with but when you say it lasted for 4 hours do you mean four hours of straight vaping or in a 4 hour sit down and vape? if you know what im trying to say
Looks like you got a lot of good info. The CF Mod also fires down to .3 and if it's lower it won't fire. Mine didn't fire at .2 but did at .3, in case anyone wondered about that one.
The lower the number the better battery life example .5 coil will use less than a 1.5 the higher the volts the more power you use.
I did my research before i bought my mod and i started with istick 30 watt and a aspire atlantis and i was lucky and upon reviews i got one of the best combos.
My problem was how to store the heads so i designed a rba/rda/clearomizer station out of half inch 6061 polished aluminum then i powdercoated it and its awsome i have pics.
The lower the number the better battery life example .5 coil will use less than a 1.5 the higher the volts the more power you use.
The lower the number the better battery life example .5 coil will use less than a 1.5 the higher the volts the more power you use.
Nope, its the opposite. Lower the ohm, higher the amp draw, lower the battery life.
alright so i have another question lets say an aspire atlantis tank at .8 ohms pre built coil compared to an rda with .8 ohms would they use the same exact power from the battery?
Yes, same power. Doesn't matter if its from a tank, or RDA if the coils are the same resistance, you should see the same battery life out of either atty.
hey guys if i was to ever order ome of those istick by eleaf does it automatically set your watts/volts for what ohm your using?
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