Hello all, made my account the other day, a little about me. I'm 22, Indiana resident,(called my senator on hb1432, no avail, messaged the governor to urge a veto until amendments are made to differentiate nic and no nic juices at the minimum and possibly scale back restrictions and regulations) been vaping on and off since the times of 3 part cigalikes only available direct order from China that lasted about 2 weeks were the only option available, then went back to cigs, then switched to white cloud cirrus and cirrusII cigalikes(great products honestly I know cigalikes are frowned upon now, but they were high quality IMO), then a vaporX ego knockoff, then quit smoking all together. I just quit smoking green for legal/employment reasons so I substituted with a new vape (eGo ONE &Kanger tech subtank mini) and I've found limited info, even on here. Anyone know the absolute minimum ohm load for an ego ONE? I know it can fire a .4, as some of the coils shipped with the one in the kit are .4s I've heard it can't fire a .2, has anyone done metered builds with these to find the minimum? Thanks all in advance for reading replying and answering my question!
introduction and a few questions ego ONE
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If this is what you're asking it was taken directly from Joyetech's page.
Product Parameters:
eGo One:
Length:105/131.2mm
Atomizer Capacity: 1.8/2.5ml
Battery Capacity: 1100/2200mAh
Color: Cherry Red/ Sky Blue/ Black/ Silver/ Pearl white/ Magic Blue
eGo ONE Atomizer Head:
Height: 25.5mm
Diameter: 19mm
Resistance: 0.5/1.0ohm
Nope, that's for the prebuilt replaceable heads on the ego one tank, which I do not have. I'm looking for actual experience with the battery and RTAs, for an absolute minimum ohm load, Thanks though
I have not seen any published specs on the amp limit of this battery. You might try emailing Joyetech.
The prebuilt coils are 0.5 ohms, so that is probably the lowest the battery will go safely.
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