Curious family member asking about RDA & Ohm Usage (T-ego)

[Icey]

Hey folks. Looks like the Stillare tank (drools....) was so good my folks were asking... What safe Ohm range would be essential for a T-ego? Again, this isn't for me I already have everything I need using a Mech mod. I myself am curious.

 

[happydave]

really depends on the ego.
my joyetech 1000MAH ego passthrough will fire a 1.3 ohm coil.
my 650MAH regulated 3.3 volt ego will not fire anything lower than 2.0 ohms.
i have yet to see an ego without low resistance shut off. but that does not mean they are not on the market. just that i have never seen one.
they may exist, IDK.

 

[Icey]

My stillare fired well while it was at 1.1 on his T-ego.

 

[happydave]

My stillare fired well while it was at 1.1 on his T-ego.

Is that the resistance of the coil or the resistance of the entire atomizer circuit?

 

[Icey]

1.1 ohms

 

[DaveP]

Regardless of the limits, a good vape can be obtained at 2 ohms and 3.7v. If it doesn't produce a thick cloud, you are using the wrong atomizer. My Aspire Nautilus produces impressive clouds at 1.8 ohms and 3.3v. It's all about efficiency.

An eGO with a VV 1000mah battery should be just fine for most vaping needs. Try the Spinner and its equivalents.

 

[Icey]

Its a variable voltage 2000mah

 

[DaveP]

Its a variable voltage 2000mah

If the atomizer coil is 1.1 ohms, then you can calculate a range of safe voltages using this chart. Stay in the green area. At 1.2 ohms and 3.3v the output is 7.5 watts. That's sufficient for most of us.

You can calculate the actual wattage using the formula ...

Power = Voltage^2/Resistance

http://www.ohmslawcalculator.com/ohms_law_wheel.php