I'm using a 2.5ohm dcc @ 5.5V on my LT right now. No problems.
That ought to be a nice groove you have going on there, right in the sweet spot. A little ohm makes a big difference if you want to use the higher voltage.
I'm using a 2.5ohm dcc @ 5.5V on my LT right now. No problems.
I'm using a 2.5ohm dcc @ 5.5V on my LT right now. No problems.
A 2.5 ohm dcc @ 5.5v is really only giving you 5.0v. You are in fact vaping at 5.0 volts.
What?
I just put a meter on it right now. 5.4 volts, lt set at 5.5. Carto tested at exactly 2.5 ohms.
It's a matter of amps. Not regulation, exactly.
OK, so I'll give this a go...
You can use a dual coil, a single coil, or a deci-coil (10 coils). The unit doesn't even know how many coils are on the atomizer/carto. All it knows is the resistance it is finding.
So use an ohms law calculator and find out how many AMPS you require @ a particular voltage and ohms. Or plug in 2.5 amps and a voltage and see how many ohms you need (min). If you want 5 volts, plug in 5 volts and 2.5 amps (the LT's limit) and see how many ohms that is (2 ohms).
Ohm's Law Calculator
So a 2.0 ohm DC, or a 2.0 ohm single coil will work at 5 volts... mathematically.
So, when you exceed the 2.5 amp limit of the regulator, the voltage suffers (drops). This may also be part of the short circuit protection... but is also a design limit.
Of course, it matters to YOU... a 1.6 ohm DC has two 3.2 ohm coils.... and needs twice the amps. OTOH, at 5 volts a sigle-coil atty/carto usually rocks anyway. Don't really need DCs IMO.
Just remember that it's amps that count here. Amps are determined by the atty ohms (as well as what the battery can provide).
Bottom line is: DCC's are a waste on an LT. I vape my 1.5 ohm DCC's at 4.7 volts, which really brings them to life. I would hate to deal with this type of limitation.
And I just did the same thing. Measured my Ohms on a ProVari, and my multimiter. Brand new 2.5 ohm cartomizer in a tank, was only able to get 5.0 volts.
This is a Dual Coil 2.5 ohm cartomizer.
I will do a double check later this evening. In my review, it was a single coil 2.5.Did something happen to your lt? Batteries giving out? In your review on your website, you state you got 5.5V with a 2.5 ohm cart.
I actually think my battery was around 3.7V when I recorded the 5.4, put a fresh one in and I'm getting 5.5. But no higher.
So, I just pulled out my old ego-t battery after months and threw the 1.5ohm dca from cov onto it. Damn, did that thing kick!
It almost made me want to stash the LT away...
Guess my 306 is just dying. I just ordered a 3.5ohm io6 and a Siam drip tip. Hopefully when that arrives, it'll be a game changer for me.
I'm curious to see how a 3.0ohm dca will perform now on the lt. The whole dual coil on the LT debate is still making my head hazy, but I suppose that theoretically, I'd stick under the 2.5a limit with one of those.
The Lava Tube will knock down the voltage on all DCC as a safety feature. You can set it to 5.0V, but you are only going to get an output of about 3.5v-3.7v. You will notice much less vapor production with the DCC on the LT. Grimm Green has a really good video on youtube about the LT.
The Lava Tube will knock down the voltage on all DCC as a safety feature. You can set it to 5.0V, but you are only going to get an output of about 3.5v-3.7v. You will notice much less vapor production with the DCC on the LT. Grimm Green has a really good video on youtube about the LT.