Geekvape tsunami

[Coyote628]

Was dusting off my tsunami to give it a round and I noticed after a few mins my battery got a little warm. I pulled it out, for safety reasons obviously and went back to the "drawing board " so to speak. Checked my coil resistance at .23 ohms. Fresh charged samsung 25r at 4.7v. This battery is rated at 20 amp. Ohms law calculations said I was pulling 18 amps so that leaves me a 2 amp leeway. Probably that's a little close and why the battery warmed up some after a bit of use. I should probably beef up my coils on the next build, I think.

 

[Shawn Hoefer]

Did you mean to say 4.2v?

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[Coyote628]

Did you mean to say 4.2v?

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Yep I did. My bad. Funny, i used 4.2 in my calculations too. Did I mention I'm old and pushing senile, lol

 

[Coyote628]

I'm thinking about building at .35 to .40ohm to bring the amps down to something workable

 

[mimöschen]

Resistance is futile.
A .35 coil might yield a much lower ampdraw, but the vape won't be very satisfying.

 

[Coyote628]

Resistance is futile.
A .35 coil might yield a much lower ampdraw, but the vape won't be very satisfying.

So then, I leave it alone and ride the lightning. Danger is my middle name. I eat nails for breakfast. WITHOUT ANY MILK!!! Yeah!!! honestly, the tsunami isn't really all that impressive. I get a much better vape off my fireluke on a regulated mod anyway.