Can I use the Freemax mesh pro coils with 100 % VG? What about Bypass mode?

[Yodara]

...I have been wondering. Any experiences?

 

[bwh79]

I'm not familiar with those coils but I would presume so, on the 100% VG question. They seem geared towards that kind of vaping style.

Bypass mode sort of replicates the experience you'd get with an unregulated device ("mech mod"). The wattage setting is "bypassed" and instead the device simply delivers raw battery voltage (roughly 3.3-4.2v depending on charge state, for a single-battery device; with dual-cells and up, I've seen them that output both combined voltage, and average voltage, depending on the model) to the atomizer. My guess is it would be a little underpowered for those coils, unless you've got one with dual cells that combines the voltages.

 

[Punk In Drublic]

Not exactly 100% VG, but I’ve had no issues with 80% VG – personally I don’t think it would be a problem. As for Bypass – that is difficult to recommended with out knowing your device is. Depending on the device it could output a set voltage oppose to taking it straight from the battery. You also have to understand the limitations of the coil you are using. Freemax Triple Mesh coil is a 0.15 ohm that is rated between 80 – 110watts. In bypass at 4 volts approx. 105 watts would be applied. The single mesh coil is also 0.15 ohms but rated for 70 watts max. In bypass the same 105 watts would be applied to which you could very well burn out your coil.

 

[93gc40]

Well wether the atty can use 100% vg gonna come down to the wicking and juice feed inlets/holes of the atty.....

ANY COIL can be used in BYPASS... the build of the individual coils used will determine if it can produce good vape on battery voltages. OHM AND CHARGE WILL DETERMINE WATTS.. type and amount of metal in the coil heat factor.

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