Dripbox and tsunami

[antomina]

Hi everyone.
At the moment I am vaping with my Kangertech dripbox starter kit (with the original atomizer) but now i have decided to do a step forword buying a new atomizer.
I was wondering if i can replace the original atomizer with the Tsunami rda by Geekvape, which has got 4 coils instead the 2 that i am using now, so according to me the battery will not deliver the power that the atomizer needs. I have a 3500mha battery.
What can i do and what should i buy?
Thanks

 

[Hightech Redneck]

I have a dripbox 160 topped with a tsunami 24 that I use daily. It is a velocity deck typically for dual coils with a single lead in each hole. Although you can do 4 coils it's not really necessary as I get a good vape off mine with duals. Remember with that much more wire you will need more power.

 

[Shawn Hoefer]

Hi everyone.
At the moment I am vaping with my Kangertech dripbox starter kit (with the original atomizer) but now i have decided to do a step forword buying a new atomizer.
I was wondering if i can replace the original atomizer with the Tsunami RDA by Geekvape, which has got 4 coils instead the 2 that i am using now, so according to me the battery will not deliver the power that the atomizer needs. I have a 3500mha battery.
What can i do and what should i buy?
Thanks

The Tsunami 22, which would look OK on a Dripbox, does not, I don't think, come with a squonk pin. The Tsunami 24 does, but it would overhang all over the place. You might also want to consider the inexpensive Tobeco Velocity or Velocity 2. Those come with squonk pins and are 22 mm.

Regardless of the atomizer selected, the number of holes in the posts does not equate the number of coils. Most people build dual coil builds in the Velocity/Tsunami. A quad would be possible, but that's also possible (not easy) in the Subdrip atty that comes.with the Dripbox. Additionally, the Subdrip atty also has an available Velocity deck... maybe just find one of those...

The battery you've mentioned is of some concern, though. Currently, there are NO batteries with sufficient amp ratings with a rated mAh of 3500. This indicates to me that your battery is likely a rewrap of a lower rated cell. I strongly urge you to research battery safety and ohms law (even though the Dripbox does offer some safeties)... look up Battery Mooch...

Meanwhile, get a Samsung 25R or LGHE4. They're only 2500 mAh, but offer much higher amperage ratings.

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