Genesis Atty on a dual box?

[_p_a_n_d_a]

Hi everyone, I just wanted to ask what the safety issues or whatnots and if i should or should not have a genesis atty like a kraken on a dual 18650 box mod. I don't quite know what kind of build i want on it just yet but i want to know if i can or if it isnt really recommended.

 

[Maurice Pudlo]

Kinda depends on how the dual 18650s are wired, series or parallel.

That will mess with how you build the coils.

Just keep in mind you can only get so much wicking out of a genesis. That is really your biggest limitation, not the box mod.

Maurice

 

[JohnnyBGoode]

You can always build a high ohm coil if you want to restrict output a bit.
Just use thinner kanthal. You can vape for days on a pair of charged batteries that way.

 

[Maurice Pudlo]

You know it, aim for a warm 1.5 ohm build and your not going to need to bring a case of batteries around with you. Juice on the other hand...

Maurice

 

[kde01]

I've always heard/been told that you want to have lower watts on your genny builds. As the other posters have said, if you keep your watts at a reasonable level and your ohms at ~1.5 you'll be able to make good use of the variable wattage and get great battery life. It's probably best to build yourself a 1.5-1.8ohm coil and play around with the wattage to see what is best for you.

Make sure you don't get your watts too high, though, as you can ruin the taste in your genny that way. I've had a kraken built for me (I don't have any SS mesh atm) that tasted bad on a freshly charged VTC5 but great on an AW IMR 18490. Once the VTC5 dropped a bit the taste improved. Running too high watts can ruin the flavor, so make sure to start at a pretty tame level before moving too high up or down.