I'm not sure if I would use that on say a provari. that is a lot of amperage . are your battery is getting warm ?
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I haven't noticed any battery heat. However, unless the battery got pretty hot, I'm not sure I would pick it up through the don (the SS version, which is pretty thick). Obviously, the atty gets fairly hot.
That's about 5.3 amps which is extremely high. The average setup draws 1.5 to 2 amps.
0.7 ohms on my harbor freight meter is the same reading i get when I short it. 
don't put it on variable voltage mods ...lava tube, provari. a hi power VV sabertouch would take it though ... impala blue the standard variable voltage server touch would take . but the high power options is rated 25 amps
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I've now done a few tests where I take several long drags (5-6 seconds each) with maybe 2 seconds between drags, and then immediately remove the batteries. No heat heat coming from the batteries at all. This site (IMR16340 / IMR14500 / IMR18350 / IMR18490 / IMR18650 / IMR26500 *Part 2*) says that the AW IMRs have a maximum continuous discharge rate of 6 amps. I assume "continuous" means that you could run 6 amps through the battery continuously until it went dead without a problem. Is that right? It looks like I'm under 6 amps. However, assuming I go over 6 amps, in short bursts, how much of a problem would that be?
as I understand it the hi drain batteries don't have the same thermal runaway problem the standard lipos do ... if it were standard lipo battery I would say that 6 amps continuous with 30 sec bursts over 15amp... No problem... BUT it is LiMn so I am not sure
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There must be something wrong; a short or faulty reading. 4 wraps should give you more than that!
I just checked my scuba jen g 3 and it has 5 wraps that is 2.2 ohms . if I'm not mistaken for scuba jen has athicker wick . 4 wraps should be about 1.5 to 1.8 ohms
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Hmm, I will try again when I get home from work. Maybe I'm reading the meter incorrectly. I thought 0.7 seemed awfully low.
I am lucky enough to currently have g-tank-us and with 4 wraps (I think it was 4 wraps, I followed Dan's video instructions exactly) THANKS DAN
of 32 ga. Kanthal I get an ohm reading of 2.4 Hope this helps
I also want to add I LOVE the stainless steel, even though it's heavier than the poly. it looks fantastic.
I also want to add I LOVE the stainless steel, even though it's heavier than the poly. it looks fantastic.
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I am lucky enough to currently have g-tank-us and with 4 wraps (I think it was 4 wraps, I followed Dan's video instructions exactly) THANKS DANof 32 ga. Kanthal I get an ohm reading of 2.4 Hope this helps
I also want to add I LOVE the stainless steel, even though it's heavier than the poly. it looks fantastic.
On my g-tank-us with it's very thin ss wick I need 7 to 8 wraps of 32 kenthal to get 2.4 ohms. My meter measures it at 2.8 but I have to subtract .4 that is the internal resistance of the meter.
My 4 wraps measures 1.8 ohms
4wraps on a 1.5mm wick
4 wrap coil
Meter reading 2.2 ohms less .4 in meter = 1.8ohms
Wire length a little less than 1 3/4 inch at 1.1 ohm per inch confirms the 1.8 ohms
4wraps on a 1.5mm wick
4 wrap coil
Meter reading 2.2 ohms less .4 in meter = 1.8ohms
Wire length a little less than 1 3/4 inch at 1.1 ohm per inch confirms the 1.8 ohms
1ttman just called to say the 3ml dripper bottles are the same as the Ice drop bottles. Checked it out !!
its a 12 ml monoject, I have a 10ml BD coming that i will be testing though.
Well I have been working on a new design... hehehehehe
Yes Pyrex tank with SS body. Well what do you think?
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Oh and it holds 6ml of juice.
Yes Pyrex tank with SS body. Well what do you think?
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