Just thinking about a new atty, heard Russ's review of the Hastur, it looked interesting but Russ used a twisted coil .44 ohms, a little to warm for me. I am currently running my RM2 at 1.27, wondering what the Hastur would vape like at same ohms.
For that kind of coil I will always recommend a small atty, like an rm2, cyclone, or igo s. A bigger chamber will make for a not airy light vape when a smaller atty with less airflow Will make a warmer dense vape.
I'd start with two of your usual coils, netting .6ohms. Sounds a bit extreme from your current setup, maybe, but with more air, comes coolness and I find that most 22mm atties sing better with 2 coils (or a beefy single coil such as Russ' twisted). The Hastur, IME, is no different.
At .6 net with the air opened, you should find it pleasant and cool enough.
I'd start with two of your usual coils, netting .6ohms. Sounds a bit extreme from your current setup, maybe, but with more air, comes coolness and I find that most 22mm atties sing better with 2 coils (or a beefy single coil such as Russ' twisted). The Hastur, IME, is no different.
At .6 net with the air opened, you should find it pleasant and cool enough.
Just thinking about a new atty, heard Russ's review of the Hastur, it looked interesting but Russ used a twisted coil .44 ohms, a little to warm for me. I am currently running my RM2 at 1.27, wondering what the Hastur would vape like at same ohms.