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Just did a 9 wrap. Heats up fine. Ohms out at .403 so I know Im safe for sure. The new batteries shud fire it even better.
If I wanted a build to max out the Hex Ohm wud I need a .2 build which is the lowest they recommend?
I think you should ask your friend who has one...
You know the guy you are tryin to keep up with!!!
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Im not trying to keep up with anyone. I was just wondering how to max out the full 180 watts the Hex Ohm delivers.
Here's the crux of the matter which until addressed will only lead to more and more threads. Why do you feel the need you have to "max out" your mod and batteries? How is that possibly related to the vape you prefer?
Then learn this...If you want faster ramp up time, reduce the mass of your coils. If you insist on using fancy coils and are shooting for higher ohms via more wraps, buy a regulated mod like a DNA 200 or something.
Sounds like your not trying to learn, but rather have someone who has learned do it for you.
Ohms law. Learn it.
Stop trying to max out your equipment. Lesson number one.
You JUST said you liked 9 wraps and that you think it's safe, you KNOW it's safe, and you think your new batteries will be better. They may or may not be, but that's not the point. They will be SAFER.
But you just said you had a build that you liked, that is SAFE, and you enjoy it.
This is the point at which you say, "I can stop and just enjoy my vape." If you like your vape no further change is necessary.
I would not recommend a 0.2 build on your mod with ANY batteries.
Anna
You JUST said you liked 9 wraps and that you think it's safe, you KNOW it's safe, and you think your new batteries will be better. They may or may not be, but that's not the point. They will be SAFER.
But you just said you had a build that you liked, that is SAFE, and you enjoy it.
This is the point at which you say, "I can stop and just enjoy my vape." If you like your vape no further change is necessary.
I would not recommend a 0.2 build on your mod with ANY batteries.
Anna
@Ephraim Cooper - I am also new to this forum although not new to vaping - welcome!
Although I have literally no knowledge of this subject (not my cup of tea) I think I can help:
1. You have had many different pieces of advice and pointers to go to get info. I think you need to read that information and get a good background knowledge and then use the info here to fill any gaps not the other way round because...
2. Building stuff yourself is very dangerous - most people here have said in one way or another that you need to basically have an expert level knowledge to be safe. With the greatest respect to posters here, if I was in your position I would be wanting authoritative scientific texts to follow as well as some stuff some strangers on the Internet or in a vape shop said.
3. I would try not create new threads here or you will find it harder to track the extensive and varied helpful suggestions to your queries - there's several threads here which are all about pretty much the same question (which seems to boil down to 'how can I build my own kit and max out it's wattage with x batteries/coils etc'). I think you have got the most you are going to get out of people for now and in fact the more info from different sources you get the more overwhelming it might be
4. Honestly, in my opinion here is what I would do as a newbie - buy a good box mod with regulated batteries and safety features built in Use ready made coils appropriate for your tank while you do loads and loads of research until you know things like ohm's law and other technical battery physics inside out. Start phasing in home made elements as you get more confident with your knowledge - a good sign of this confidence will be when you don't feel like you have to ask a question about every step of the way on here and are just seeking the odd clarification here and there. I truly believe this is the safest thing. There's enough stories already about inexperienced vapers blowing half their face off and no one wants that to be you!
I don't mean to patronise although maybe I do in which case I apologise! I have no experience in home making equipment because I have neither the knowledge or the patience but I hope that general advice to your approach might be of use
Although I have literally no knowledge of this subject (not my cup of tea) I think I can help:
1. You have had many different pieces of advice and pointers to go to get info. I think you need to read that information and get a good background knowledge and then use the info here to fill any gaps not the other way round because...
2. Building stuff yourself is very dangerous - most people here have said in one way or another that you need to basically have an expert level knowledge to be safe. With the greatest respect to posters here, if I was in your position I would be wanting authoritative scientific texts to follow as well as some stuff some strangers on the Internet or in a vape shop said.
3. I would try not create new threads here or you will find it harder to track the extensive and varied helpful suggestions to your queries - there's several threads here which are all about pretty much the same question (which seems to boil down to 'how can I build my own kit and max out it's wattage with x batteries/coils etc'). I think you have got the most you are going to get out of people for now and in fact the more info from different sources you get the more overwhelming it might be
4. Honestly, in my opinion here is what I would do as a newbie - buy a good box mod with regulated batteries and safety features built in Use ready made coils appropriate for your tank while you do loads and loads of research until you know things like ohm's law and other technical battery physics inside out. Start phasing in home made elements as you get more confident with your knowledge - a good sign of this confidence will be when you don't feel like you have to ask a question about every step of the way on here and are just seeking the odd clarification here and there. I truly believe this is the safest thing. There's enough stories already about inexperienced vapers blowing half their face off and no one wants that to be you!
I don't mean to patronise although maybe I do in which case I apologise! I have no experience in home making equipment because I have neither the knowledge or the patience but I hope that general advice to your approach might be of use
Yes basically, because it is limited to 6V output voltage, the HexOhm 3.0 can't attain its maximum power output of 180 watts excepting only if you stick to .2 ohms, or maybe just a tiny little bit above .2 ohms. But I'm not claiming that's what you are necessarily going to prefer, as a lot also depends on the actual coil build in question, the airflow (which the Layercake RDA doesn't have a lot of), and also the fact personal preferences tend to vary a lot from person to person as that's what the "personal" in "personal preferences" really means.
OP just got a Lost Vapes DNA250-C regulated mod, so I don't believe that he'll be using the HexOhm much anymore.
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