Hey im stuck on trying to push more watts of of my box mod, I have a mosfet rated for 375 watts. I'm wondering if I soder a second one to it will I be able to put a coil build in that will pull 725 watts ? I want to averagely pull 600 watts from my mod will I just have to go Full Mechanical to be able to get around 700 watts? My batteries are rated for 60a pulse that's how i can build to pull so much from my mod, thanks in advance!
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Hello Stanley Besau, I have to ask what ohm coil or coils you are needing 600 watts?
And when it comes to mech mods (and even regulated mods to some extent), the Constant Discharge Rate is much more important than the Pulse Discharge Rating. As @Mooch can explain Pulse Discharge Rating, as I understand it to be measured in less than a second.
So for 600 watts, if you really want it. You're probably going to have to make the mod.
And when it comes to mech mods (and even regulated mods to some extent), the Constant Discharge Rate is much more important than the Pulse Discharge Rating. As @Mooch can explain Pulse Discharge Rating, as I understand it to be measured in less than a second.
So for 600 watts, if you really want it. You're probably going to have to make the mod.
I use Clapton,alienand round wire. I've been vaping for a few years an want to start cloud chasing an going to cloud competitions. I've built the mod Im currenty writing about, I never hit my hard hitting mods for more then 1 second just cause of the really short meaning of "pulse discharge" I'm about safety I'm not trying to get hurt lol. Yeah I think I may just build a semi-mechanical mod with some sort of fuse to blow in case SOMETHING happens before my batteries get strained too hard
The ohms Im usually shooting for is about .19-.40 depending if I'm trying to Chuck clouds or just use my vape to get my nic fix. Also in a series build deck from the steam Crave aromamizer. Rite now I'm using a .89 build at 210watts for nic-fix lol
My memory is that the most severe requirements for cloud chasing are physical not mechanical. Lung capacity, breath strength, stuff like that. The mechanical is where the money comes from so it gets played up a lot, but it’s more of an athletic event than expected. Just a weird one that requires different abilities.
You’ll probably get more mileage out of training with a nebulizer or something than building a custom megamech.
You’ll probably get more mileage out of training with a nebulizer or something than building a custom megamech.
Ah, just duck tape several mods together. Maybe look into the vaporizers they use for concerts.
Buy a car battery and a stereo amplifier rated for 1000 watts soder some crap together and Wala.
Check the datasheet. Your MOSFET is only rated for 375W for incredibly short amounts of time or only if the junction is kept at room temperature.
You aren’t dissipating 375W in the MOSFET though. The Rds-on max spec along with the current you are pulling will tell you how much power the MOSFET is trying to dissipate. Anything over a couple of watts and a TO-220 MOSFET heats up very quickly.
Forget the coil wattage when selecting MOSFETs. It has nothing to do with the power loss in the MOSFET. You can increase the current handling by paralleling MOSFETs but one will always turn on before the other and handle all the current for a very short time.
What coil resistance are you using? 0.19 ohms?
What batteries are you using?
In series? Paraseries?
There’s no definition for a “pulse” (it can be any length) and there’s no valid pulse rating for any battery.
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I don't know enough to discourage you properly, but I am discouraging nonetheless.
My KID (former asthmatic) has Michael PHELPS like lungs now. He was vaping my puny MTL setups complaining they all tasted "Burnt" until I actually watched the LENGHT and DURATION of his inhale, and the amount of vape that was generated.
I started yelling, "Stop killing my setups" and handed him a mod with an RDA to use. Even with a 05 build he was super, super cloudy.
Also to me "pulse" means SUPER short amounts of time, like a short, quick inhale, not what you are going for in cloud competitions where you may be preheating your coil, then dragging on it until you almost pass out then letting go (presumably) so even if pulse had ANY merit, well, YOU aren't PULSING.
I'm pretty certain my kid could have won any cloud competition he wanted to with a fairly modest setup.
A good vaper does not blame his vapes, or customize them to this extent. A good vaper works on his lung capacity. Try some swimming, you could even take a Legend in there with you to practice. It's waterproof.
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My KID (former asthmatic) has Michael PHELPS like lungs now. He was vaping my puny MTL setups complaining they all tasted "Burnt" until I actually watched the LENGHT and DURATION of his inhale, and the amount of vape that was generated.
I started yelling, "Stop killing my setups" and handed him a mod with an RDA to use. Even with a 05 build he was super, super cloudy.
Also to me "pulse" means SUPER short amounts of time, like a short, quick inhale, not what you are going for in cloud competitions where you may be preheating your coil, then dragging on it until you almost pass out then letting go (presumably) so even if pulse had ANY merit, well, YOU aren't PULSING.
I'm pretty certain my kid could have won any cloud competition he wanted to with a fairly modest setup.
A good vaper does not blame his vapes, or customize them to this extent. A good vaper works on his lung capacity. Try some swimming, you could even take a Legend in there with you to practice. It's waterproof.
Anna
Opinionated is known for being sensible. LOL, it's kinda her "thing."
But yes it should probably be binned.
Anna
But yes it should probably be binned.
Anna
Found an old post from Baditude on this subject.
Continuous Discharge Ratings vs Pulse (Burst) Discharge Ratings
@Mooch, that's what my limited understanding is. I only concern myself with the CDR, I get batteries with the highest CDR I can (LG HB6 & Samsung 20S). Better safe than sorry.
Continuous Discharge Ratings vs Pulse (Burst) Discharge Ratings
There’s no definition for a “pulse” (it can be any length) and there’s no valid pulse rating for any battery.
@Mooch, that's what my limited understanding is. I only concern myself with the CDR, I get batteries with the highest CDR I can (LG HB6 & Samsung 20S). Better safe than sorry.
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