High juice consumption

[Aadavis94]

So I recently got the eVic vt and have and the ego one mega tank to get started on temp control vaping. I thought i read that temp control helps slow down juice consumption some. But it seems like the 4 ml tank goes by super fast when using the .2 ohm nickel coil. Is this usual?

 

[Darth Omerta]

I dont know much about TC, I havent used it on anything yet...Im still a mecchie. That said, a .2 ohm coil build should produce lots of vapor and therefore run through much juice. Im sure I will be corrected because I dont know very much about TC, just taking a guess.

 

[Robert Cromwell]

According to the reviewers temp control tends to use more juice.

 

[jseah]

With a temp control mod and a nickel coil, I can take HUGE 8-10 second inhales which will produce a ton of vapor without nary a hint of burning, so it will go through a lot more juice.

 

[dbrandt01]

Tanks always use a lot of juice. It's constantly saturating your coils. I have a Sigelei 75w and Sigelei Elite tank in TC mode with 0.26 ohm ni200 coil. I can go through the tank in 4-5 hours. Which is on par with normal kanthal builds in tanks.

 

[yuseffuhler]

So I recently got the eVic vt and have and the ego one mega tank to get started on temp control vaping. I thought i read that temp control helps slow down juice consumption some. But it seems like the 4 ml tank goes by super fast when using the .2 ohm nickel coil. Is this usual?

Have you used the tank with kanthal coils? If not, it might be just getting a juice hog of a tank.

 

[WonderDude32]

I go through 8 ml/day with my Subtank plus. It holds 7 ml and I refill once a day. I use the rba with a .4 coil made of kanthal and it eats juice. I have a .21 coil on my rda and have went through 15 ml on a lazy Saturday. Ni200 coils create even more vapor. More vapor = more juice.

 

[coilburner]

Whats a long time? with my nickel coil in my ego one mega tank on my evic vt I can go throught a tank in 3 hours.

 

[AndriaD]

Have you used the tank with kanthal coils? If not, it might be just getting a juice hog of a tank.

Yeah it really does depend on the atty. I use an Achilles, very tight draw, and even on my Evic-VT, it's a real miser with juice, about like a cartotank or even better. If you've got wide open airflow and you take great whooshing hits and cloud up the room, well duh, it's going to require a lot of juice.

DIY, or learn to love tootle puffing.

Andria

 

[sparkky1]

At 0.02 ohm you are heating the coils faster than a 1.5 ohm from which you probably upgraded from ? TC is keeping the coil at a set temp to not burn the wick, at low sub ohm it's wicking like crazy

 

[coilburner]

At 0.02 ohm you are heating the coils faster than a 1.5 ohm from which you probably upgraded from ? TC is keeping the coil at a set temp to not burn the wick, at low sub ohm it's wicking like crazy

At 0.02 ohm you are heating the coils faster than a 1.5 ohm from which you probably upgraded from ? TC is keeping the coil at a set temp to not burn the wick, at low sub ohm it's wicking like crazy

.2 not .02

 

[sparkky1]

point taken .2
Not so much a tootle puffer coil.......

 

[yuseffuhler]

Yeah it really does depend on the atty. I use an Achilles, very tight draw, and even on my Evic-VT, it's a real miser with juice, about like a cartotank or even better. If you've got wide open airflow and you take great whooshing hits and cloud up the room, well duh, it's going to require a lot of juice.

DIY, or learn to love tootle puffing.

Andria

Even on my derringer, I can set it up to go through a ridiculously small amount of juice. Shut the airflow to just a bit, switch to a single coil and turn the power down. Makes for a nice little mtl hit. If I run dual coils at .4 ohms, I can burn through a 10ml bottle in an afternoon. That being said... I've cut my juice consumption down to about 3ml a day. Tootle puffing definitely has its place.

 

[Rixsta]

Sub Ohm and airflow your going to go through a lot of juice whether it be Kanthal or Nickel, DIY is the answer I have found, way way cheaper

 

[Vaslovik]

For my part I cannot conceive of why one would vape at .2 ohm. I'm sure there's a reason, but it's lost on me. Is it just about how much of a cloud you can blow? Isn't that a really hot vape? I build my Kraken and DID at .8 ohm and they deliver very good vapor and flavor.

 

[93gc40]

From what I understand, Juice consumption is pretty much equal for TC vs regular vaping.. Some use more some less. TC is advertized as improving battery life, though.

 

[tj99959]

For my part I cannot conceive of why one would vape at .2 ohm. I'm sure there's a reason, but it's lost on me. Is it just about how much of a cloud you can blow? Isn't that a really hot vape? I build my Kraken and DID at .8 ohm and they deliver very good vapor and flavor.

Temp control requires the use of Ni wire. A 1 ohm coil using Ni wire would be about 125 wraps (doubt it would fit)

 

[Waddle]

For my part I cannot conceive of why one would vape at .2 ohm. I'm sure there's a reason, but it's lost on me. Is it just about how much of a cloud you can blow? Isn't that a really hot vape? I build my Kraken and DID at .8 ohm and they deliver very good vapor and flavor.

To make a 0.8 ohm coil with Ni200 would take ~ 80 wraps on a 2 mm bit.

 

[Kahina]

From what I understand, Juice consumption is pretty much equal for TC vs regular vaping. Some use more some less. TC is advertized as improving battery life, though.

Joyetech advertise their eVic-t as decreasing juice consumption. They have a nice little graph showing their 4ml tank supposedly lasting 2-3.5 times as long, depending on wattage when in TC mode vs VW mode.

detail - Joyetech

 

[Vaslovik]

To make a 0.8 ohm coil with Ni200 would take ~ 80 wraps on a 2 mm bit.

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Ah, okay then! Thanks for explaining that to me. I just mechs and gennies so I didn't have any idea.