What are you guys finding that is the best, longest lasting batteries for these units?
Efest Purple 3100mah 20A.
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What are you guys finding that is the best, longest lasting batteries for these units?
I'm using eFest purple 20A 3100 mAh imr 18650. I don't often go below 1 ohm when using these, they last me 10 - 12 hrs. depending on the amount of vaping I do in a day.
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You can go sub ohm with these. Just turn the power up and drain battery faster. But from my experience they handle sub ohm just fine.Do you reckon those will last longer than VTC5s?
Also, just one question to everyone, I'm used to mechs, so I know this is a completely different frame of mind. So I'm trying to keep all my builds between 1ohm and up. The problem is with using thicker gauge wire, basically when using dual coil setups this means having a buttload of wire in there to reach 1ohm etc.
I tried my fogger v4 with 30gauge wire and I hated it, just not a fan of that type of wire. 28 gauge and it rocks, just like I used to have with my mechs, but instead of around 0.5ohms I'm at 0.8, 12wraps each, that's a lot of wire.
This is, IMO, the only downfall I'm seeing with using DNA/regulated.
Sptz.... let me run this by you....
Temperature, I think, has a great deal to do with achieving that "perfect vape".... Vaporizing the e-liquid at a lower temperature results in reduced vapor and reduced flavor.... Vaporizing at a high temperature results in max vapor and reduced flavor/burnt taste..... Vaporizing within a "narrow window" where the e-liquid is vaporized to get best vapor and best flavor is what we strive to achieve.... Temperature changes as we use various ohm's at various watts/volts, various coil wires, airflow, wicking, and various e-liquids...![]()
I am fully aware. It's just that I was getting "MY" perfect vape with my fogger on my mech and haven't been able to replicate that on the Cana so far. Reason why I didn't want to run sub-ohms was because of battery life and because, to my eyes, it makes sense that you go up in ohms since you now have the power to regulate how much current is thrown into the wire, regardless of it's resistance.
Had my blue clone about a week now and am liking it very much. I don't mind that it takes 2 presses of the fire button to get it firing out of sleep. I did a quick comparison between it and my authentic Hana v3 with an in-line meter. Coil measured 1.4Ω both set to 16W
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So... How does it vape? Set at 30W right?28 gauge and it rocks, just like I used to have with my mechs, but instead of around 0.5ohms I'm at 0.8, 12wraps each, that's a lot of wire
Someone else had mentioned the Cloupor clones output is a bit low to the original in a question I had posted a couple days ago asking if anyone had scoped these. So set at 16 watts your Cloupor is loosing about 2.8 watts. I wonder if that's a persistent loss all the way up to 30 watts or does it get back in line where it should be at some higher wattage setting, or is it even capable of going all the way to 30. Not that I would vape at that level but just interested to know.
Do you reckon those will last longer than VTC5s?
Also, just one question to everyone, I'm used to mechs, so I know this is a completely different frame of mind. So I'm trying to keep all my builds between 1ohm and up. The problem is with using thicker gauge wire, basically when using dual coil setups this means having a buttload of wire in there to reach 1ohm etc.
I tried my fogger v4 with 30gauge wire and I hated it, just not a fan of that type of wire. 28 gauge and it rocks, just like I used to have with my mechs, but instead of around 0.5ohms I'm at 0.8, 12wraps each, that's a lot of wire.
This is, IMO, the only downfall I'm seeing with using DNA/regulated.
I agree with temp being the primary factor. You also forgot yo mention surface are of the kanthal, coil inner diameter, and wick diameter (fluffyness) this just goes to show how many factors go into finding that perfect vape, anf why its an art as much as a science.Sptz.... let me run this by you....
Temperature, I think, has a great deal to do with achieving that "perfect vape".... Vaporizing the e-liquid at a lower temperature results in reduced vapor and reduced flavor.... Vaporizing at a high temperature results in max vapor and reduced flavor/burnt taste..... Vaporizing within a "narrow window" where the e-liquid is vaporized to get best vapor and best flavor is what we strive to achieve.... Temperature changes as we use various ohm's at various watts/volts, various coil wires, airflow, wicking, and various e-liquids...![]()
It just seems odd that someone who has expressed so many times they don't want to buy one of these keeps posting in this thread. What's your point?
Ha ha.... fat chance... he is waiting for the perfect one....LOL......Hey Herb all in good fun bro.
My point exactly...