Hey guys. I am running a plume veil with a dual double parallel coil on a k100 with a Panasonic NCR18650B battery. I was wondering if there are any certain ways to arrange the coils to get a lot of flavour and no harshness. I'm vaping on Ecto Cooler and Mango from MtBaker with 3nic. Everyrime I take a rip, I end up coughing.
Dual Double Parallel Coil
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Yikes. You need to look into batteries first before you even think of running a build like that again. Lol. Your Panasonic has nowhere near the amps required to run anything but high ohm builds. Harsh throat hit will be the least of your problems....
And for the record, if flavor is what you're chasing after, then you're doing it wrong. I can only imagine a build like that will be very low ohms. When you go that low in ohms, pushing that many watts, you're just cooking the juice and the flavor. That high of temperature decimates the flavor, and of course ends up being more harsh.
You don't need to build super low to get good flavor. Huge misconception.
And for the record, if flavor is what you're chasing after, then you're doing it wrong. I can only imagine a build like that will be very low ohms. When you go that low in ohms, pushing that many watts, you're just cooking the juice and the flavor. That high of temperature decimates the flavor, and of course ends up being more harsh.
You don't need to build super low to get good flavor. Huge misconception.
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Do you also walk on Hot Coals without proper training?
Wrong Battery
Likely to Low Ohms - Do you even know the load? Not listed..........
Wrong Juice for High Heat - Fruits usually taste better at a lower heat range, Tobacco flavors often love high heat.
Wrong Battery
Likely to Low Ohms - Do you even know the load? Not listed..........
Wrong Juice for High Heat - Fruits usually taste better at a lower heat range, Tobacco flavors often love high heat.
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And, you could mention your ohms and gauge.
If you were running dual parallel 34 gauge, 10 wrap on 3mm diameter nobody would be saying "yikes!"
But then 34 gauge is a pain to handle.
32 ! however, I'm finding much more manageable.
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And, you could mention your ohms and gauge.
If you were running dual parallel 34 gauge, 10 wrap on 3mm diameter nobody would be saying "yikes!"
But then 34 gauge is a pain to handle.
32 ! however, I'm finding much more manageable.
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