HV atty questions.

[Mr.BeSoBeautiful]

I recently bought a mod and batteries for 6v and 7.4v vaping. It came with 2 5ohm attys that were kinda poor quality so I'm looking for new ones. I firstly would like to know if 5ohm is safe at 7.4v. The first of the 2 attys that came with my mod blew in the first day on 7.4v so I stashed those batteries away figuring they were too high voltage for just about anything then switched to 6v. I've been using the other atty on 6v for about a month now and it still works probably because I only use it occasionally. What is a good brand of HV attys for a reasonable price? where can I find them? does anyone know where i can get a dripping atty for HV? Is 5ohm a good choice for 6v or 7.4v or should I try something different? Thanks in advance for a response.

 

[lithiumdaze]

have you considered dual coil cartomizers? cloudsofvapor.com has some great dual coil cartos at 1.5 Ohm that work great at 3.7 and 6.0v. Attys can be tricky and the taste from the for mentioned cartos is very close to drippi'. Good luck!

 

[Parmacrafter]

Any carto at 3ohm or above and atties at about 3.5ohm or above should be fine for 6v. 7.4v even with a 5ohm atty is just shy of 11 watts. That is high, but that 5ohm atty should be able to take it.

 

[Switched]

2.5Ohm for 5V
3.5Ohm for 6V
4.5 - 5.2 Ohm for 7.4V

When fresh off the charger your stacked 3.7 batts are putting out 8.4 and will fry any atty within minutes (3.5 or lower).

 

[WannaGetHealthy]

Keep the atty wet.....all the time, especially at high wattage. Do not dry burn attys ever, especially at high wattage. Mostly you want to try to stay between 9 and 13 watts. Not only is higher wattage hard on your equipment, most juices will taste like crap at wattage higher than 13. Wattage is calculated as voltage squared divided by resistance or (V*V)/ohms. Follow these guidelines and you'll be fine.