I use a Kayfun Mini on mine. Works fantastic.
Me...I start out at 8 Watts and just increase in .5 Watt increments until I notice taste getting "worse" or "too much" vapor.
Usually end up around 13-14 Watts at home and 9-10 Watts (to keep the vape amounts at "socially acceptable" levels) when out and about.
(Since I only use Watts...my settings remain the same with either the 1.6Ω or 1.8Ω coils.) (Variable Wattage automatically does the mathematical calculations to figure out Volts when you change the Ω's.)
scaredmice: check the documentation for your voltmeters...
I may still have to eat the words in my earlier posts. However, any voltmeter measuring Vrms would specifically document the fact. It is my experience that affordable DC voltmeters (<$500), capable of reading PWM DC signals, do so in Vavg not Vrms. My gut tells me that your meters are measuring in Vavg. We can formulate a Vrms value of a square wave PWM signal from a Vavg value if we have the voltage peak (Vpk) and duty cycle (% of time on). Only a scope would give us that information. Nowadays, scope software calculates both Vavg and Vrms for us. So these formulas are mostly academic. We still wait for a good scope reading.
Just my opinion. I could be wrong.
Simple answer - YepInteresting...so you're saying if someone puts a 1.8 coil in their Nautilus, and slaps it on here; you don't really need to mess with the Volts at all, just the Watts?
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Hello everyone. Just ordered off avid vaper. I'm going to order an aspire naughty mini too. I was wondering has anyone tried a Magma RDA on this yet? I want to get into rebuilding and I thought that 20W would be plenty enough power. So is anyone using RBA/RDAs on their Istick?
You...just blew my mind. Thank you good sir. Sorry, carry on everyone- newbie hour has concluded.
Sorry for what is probably an obvious question for most of you but what tank is on the silver iStick? I know it is a mini but I am new enough to not know all of the names yet of the tanks.
Where is that "dead horse" emoticon when I need it![]()
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This picture shows the Tilemahos with the adjustable air flow control which adds height but is needed for any mod like the iStick without any air flow channels.
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Actually not very true - iStick has 2 air channels just above the power button.
And I appreciate yours.
To me, it's not so much a matter of trust but of being an active and involved consumer. Our constant collective whining (on this forum, several great blogs, and on YouTube) has lead, over the years, to many improvements in our vaping gear (and the quality of e-liquids). The more we discuss and dissect and analyze every new piece of equipment, the better it becomes. Manufacturers are reading these boards and they are paying close attention to YouTube reviews (PBusardo's, Green's, etc.) I know that for a fact. I have myself corresponded with several manufacturers and vendors and gotten many great responses from them--as have hundreds of my ECF brothers and sisters.Manufacturers need our feedback and they value it--and they often act upon it. You may not even be aware that some of the greatest inventions in vaping, like mods, carto tanks, clearomizers, RBAs, RDAs, you name it, have all been conceived by fellow vapers--our (and German, Russian, Greek, etc.) talented modders--not by Kanger or Joyetech.
This is a new and fast growing industry and we are all learning together and from each other. It's a good thing.![]()
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