Can i use isub coils at 70w?
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Your cars speedometer goes to 120, should you drive it that fast?
Wattage is just a number, start low and turn it up it tastes good.
Edit: simple answer is no, 20 to 30 will be the range.
Wattage is just a number, start low and turn it up it tastes good.
Edit: simple answer is no, 20 to 30 will be the range.
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+1 on what @Runamok3x said. You may be able to go a little higher, but not much. Innokin iSub Apex Tank Review - Vaping360
If you are looking for a tank that can handle higher wattage, look at the UWell Crown or SMOK TFV4. Here are some reviews of many of the subΩ clearomizers. Best Sub Ohm Tanks and Clearomizers of 2016 Compared
I have the Crown tank and run the 0.25 dual coil at between 70-85 watts. Any higher and it's just too hot for me.
If you are looking for a tank that can handle higher wattage, look at the UWell Crown or SMOK TFV4. Here are some reviews of many of the subΩ clearomizers. Best Sub Ohm Tanks and Clearomizers of 2016 Compared
I have the Crown tank and run the 0.25 dual coil at between 70-85 watts. Any higher and it's just too hot for me.
Yeah, sorry on the 0.5s, but you can't get nearly that high on them. They won't wick fast enough.
Nor were they designed to.
I have a soft spot for the iSubs so I've put way more time into this than their modest to moderate performance warrants. Haven't tried the Claptons yet though.
There's a trick with horizontal coil heads where you gently work a thumb tack (or similar) from one side then the other (and repeat) so you create a loosened tunnel through the center of the coil.
On a DRY, UNUSED coil head.
It will actually allow an extra 5-10w headroom when you use it.
Not so you can hotrod it, just so you can go a little warmer with better juice flow.
That said (Warning... Idiot Alert)... I've easily had the 0.5s at 35-40w and they run well at 30-32w, when the honest normal usage is about 25w.
The 0.2s... I stopped at 50w when the drip tip was getting a tad hot.
70w ain't gonna happen.
Nor were they designed to.
I have a soft spot for the iSubs so I've put way more time into this than their modest to moderate performance warrants. Haven't tried the Claptons yet though.
There's a trick with horizontal coil heads where you gently work a thumb tack (or similar) from one side then the other (and repeat) so you create a loosened tunnel through the center of the coil.
On a DRY, UNUSED coil head.
It will actually allow an extra 5-10w headroom when you use it.
Not so you can hotrod it, just so you can go a little warmer with better juice flow.
That said (Warning... Idiot Alert)... I've easily had the 0.5s at 35-40w and they run well at 30-32w, when the honest normal usage is about 25w.
The 0.2s... I stopped at 50w when the drip tip was getting a tad hot.
70w ain't gonna happen.
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