So, hey- 30watt people. Can you turn these waaaaay down to 3.4V or equivalent watts?? (6 watts??)
so, hey- 30watt people. Can you turn these waaaaay down to 3.4v or equivalent watts?? (6 watts??)
How do you know that it is not more accurate than the VV3 and just able to go a little lower?R77r7r, I find that if I dial down the iStick 30 to as low as what I use on my iTaste V3 (about 3.4 volts), I do not get as good a vape in comparison. I end up having to turn up the iStick 30 a bit, to around say...3.7 volts, in order to get a comparable level of vapor and flavor delivery performance, and temperature (using 2.1 ohm iClear 16s on both batteries). The iStick 30 doesn't do as well at the lower power ranges, but upping the power a little works about the same as a lower setting would on a different variable voltage/wattage battery - without causing any adverse harm to your low wattage topper.
I did TXBiker.
I had destroyed the metal top plate so I had to make something that would hold the FDV 510V4 connector. A little Lexan and the Dremel provided a solution. Not as nice as the laser cut black ones, but there were none of those to be found.
Here are a few pictures of the build.
I'm still struggling to get the Subtank running in a way that I will prefer over an iClear 16 set at around 3.5 volts or less. So far, the Subtank has a propensity for making me cough after a few drags at anything over 11 watts (3.6 volts). Going to an even lower strength juice would help, but I'm feeling that still might not be enough. I may have to try building a higher resistance coil on the Subtank's RBA deck, but I was really hoping to avoid rebuilding again. There's a chance I'll just have to give up on the idea of using a "sub ohm" tank altogether. Instead, this tank could end up being the equivalent of a 1.5 ohm range high juice capacity "clearomizer" for me. That isn't a terrible thing, but maybe something cheaper (like one of those eLeaf tanks?) would have been better suited for what I'm trying to accomplish.
On the next episode of hoarders...............................![]()
So, hey- 30watt people. Can you turn these waaaaay down to 3.4V or equivalent watts?? (6 watts??)
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I got ordered a Kanger Subtank Mini for my iStick 30 recently, but I'm curious about the Eleaf GS-AIR 20W Clearomizer as well. So far everyone seems to like the GS-AIR, despite the wonky airflow adjustment screw (that apparently doesn't adjust the airflow much anyway). In comparison, I'm not a fan of the look of the Subtank Mini, but for around $33 it was a pretty good deal for a well rated and full featured device.
Plus, the Subtank actually has 1.2 ohm (mouth-to-lung hit) heads available to buy. None of these other sub ohm tanks seem to have any heads available, other than 0.5 ohm heads. That goes for the Melo so far too (only now just available), which was my 2nd choice in a "sub ohm" tank, but not having a higher than 0.5 ohm head option killed the Melo for me - at least for now. I'll be happy to drop-kick my inconsistent Mini Nautilus once the Subtank Mini arrives. I can hardly wait to try it out.