Clearomizer with higher ohm rating?

[tlsmith1999]

I am planning on making a higher voltage battery mod (6-7v range) and would like to try to get some 4-5+ohm clear cartomizers. I have seen attys in this range, but have not found anything like a CE2. I prefer 510 style, but have not made the btty mode yet and could change it if necessary.

Does anyone know a vendor who has anything like this?

 

[Nomoreash]

The highest ohm CE2 that RS makes is 3.2 ohm which can usually be found easily, Vapor Junction, COV, GotVapes, etc.

http://www.royalsmokers.com/Clearomizer.html

 

[zoiDman]

I am planning on making a higher voltage battery mod (6-7v range) and would like to try to get some 4-5+ohm clear cartomizers. I have seen attys in this range, but have not found anything like a CE2. I prefer 510 style, but have not made the btty mode yet and could change it if necessary.

Does anyone know a vendor who has anything like this?

I don't think RS/MiT ever made a CE2 with that high of an Ohm.

 

[zoiDman]

I am planning on making a higher voltage battery mod (6-7v range)...

BTW - Why so many volts?

 

[tlsmith1999]

I currently have egoT (tanks) and a few 2.4 to 2.6 fluxomizers. I do not really want to get any carto's with filler. If I can't find a clearomizer/fluxomizer with 4+ ohm rating, maybe I should look into a tank system with an atty in that range.

 

[zoiDman]

Sounds like you will have to go with a Tank System.

So why do you want to build something with such high voltage? Seems like it severly limits your choice of atomizers.

 

[tlsmith1999]

BTW - Why so many volts?

I would like to make a mod with two cr123a, but I am not quite ready to try regulating the power.

 

[Nomoreash]

If your going to build a mod for the 6-7v range why not just make it VV. It's not difficult to do and doesn't add much to the cost, just the regulator. Then no matter where you set it you'll have a regulated, consistent vape from start to finish unlike a just using 2 batts to get 6 or 7.2v which will drop as the batteries are drained.

 

[zoiDman]

If your going to build a mod for the 6-7v range why not just make it VV. It's not difficult to do and doesn't add much to the cost, just the regulator. Then no matter where you set it you'll have a regulated, consistent vape from start to finish unlike a just using 2 batts to get 6 or 7.2v which will drop as the batteries are drained.

That's kinda what I was thinking.

And a VVPV can be dialed back to lower volts so you can use cartos/attys in easier to find ranges.

 

[tlsmith1999]

I am planning on making a torch mod, and I am not sure I will have enough room for the regulator. I will know for sure when the torch shows up.

 

[bowhunterr2001]

Gotvapes.com has there version of a clearo called the fluxomizer.. They do offer them in a 3.5/3.6 ohm range that will handle 6 volt vaping..

 

[zoiDman]

Even at 3.6 ohms @ 6 volts your going to be putting out 10 watts.

10 Watts is a whole-lot-a Love for most e-Liquids.

 

[bowhunterr2001]

I ran them at 6.4 volts on my prodigy V3.1 and the were fine, but I am use to high volt vaping..

 

[zoiDman]

I ran them at 6.4 volts on my prodigy V3.1 and the were fine, but I am use to high volt vaping..

Wow... 3.6 ohms at 6.4 volts => 11.4 Watts.

That must have been a Wild Hit.

 

[bowhunterr2001]

It sure was, to bad the juice I was using at the time just destroyed the tubes...

 

[zoiDman]

It sure was, to bad the juice I was using at the time just destroyed the tubes...

That is one nice thing about Metal CE2's. They don't Crack or Leak. Just can't see the e-Liquid inside.

 

[bowhunterr2001]

I was using a cinnamon juice at the time and it just destroyed everything it touched including my throat and lungs... It would kill a clearo tube in about a day and MAP tank tube in about three days..

 

[tlsmith1999]

I am hoping that at 6v I will get about 8-9w. As long as my math is correct, I believe I will need a 4-5ohm atty/carto.

 

[zoiDman]

I am hoping that at 6v I will get about 8-9w. As long as my math is correct, I believe I will need a 4-5ohm atty/carto.

Your math sounds about right.

Ohms = (Volts^2)/Watts

 

[Nomoreash]

Gotvapes.com has there version of a clearo called the fluxomizer.. They do offer them in a 3.5/3.6 ohm range that will handle 6 volt vaping..

Good find, I didn't know the fluxos went up that high. That's still going to be rather hot at 6v but at least it should work without scorching everything.

CE2s in general are a warmer vape a the same ohm rating anyway due to the placement of the coil being so high. I'm using some now at 4.2v that measure 3 ohm. If I go up to much past that it gets to be to hot for me.