Ipv 4s

[beegjon]

whats everybodys sweet spot running ni200 on ipv4s?

 

[Katmar]

Bump for an answer!!! Good luck

 

[suprtrkr]

Another bump for you. I don't have an ipv. But I usually run 450 degrees and 40 watts on my Snow Wolf.

 

[beegjon]

Another bump for you. I don't have an ipv. But I usually run 450 degrees and 40 watts on my Snow Wolf.

Yea I'm trying 430 at 30 J so far so good

 

[suprtrkr]

I was doing 450/20J on my SX Mini in the car, but I'm having issues with the TC in a Lemo 2. It keeps telling me dry coil, which I know is horse apples, but I haven't had time to futz with it. I just threw a Kanthal build in one of my Foggers and have been hitting it straight wattage until I get around to figuring out what is wrong. But 450/20 is a nice vape when it fires.

 

[beegjon]

I was doing 450/20J on my SX Mini in the car, but I'm having issues with the TC in a Lemo 2. It keeps telling me dry coil, which I know is horse apples, but I haven't had time to futz with it. I just threw a Kanthal build in one of my Foggers and have been hitting it straight wattage until I get around to figuring out what is wrong. But 450/20 is a nice vape when it fires.

That's my next step is to learn how to build. I'm using the kanger ni200 .15 coil in my subtank mini

 

[suprtrkr]

That's my next step is to learn how to build. I'm using the kanger ni200 .15 coil in my subtank mini

That works too. But it's cheaper to build, if nothing else. I dunno, really. I moved into mech mods back in the bad old days when there was no other choice than eGo pens and regulated mods didn't go above 15 watts. I needed more to keep me off the stinkies. If you're a mekkie, building is a requirement; it's the only tool you have to adjust the vape. I've been doing it so long now I could do it in my sleep. So nowadays I use mechs and regulated mods both, but I still build all my own coils There's a learning curve, certainly, and some outlay at first for tools and parts. But once you have them, and learn how, it is not hard or expensive to do.

 

[beegjon]

That works too. But it's cheaper to build, if nothing else. I dunno, really. I moved into mech mods back in the bad old days when there was no other choice than eGo pens and regulated mods didn't go above 15 watts. I needed more to keep me off the stinkies. If you're a mekkie, building is a requirement; it's the only tool you have to adjust the vape. I've been doing it so long now I could do it in my sleep. So nowadays I use mechs and regulated mods both, but I still build all my own coils There's a learning curve, certainly, and some outlay at first for tools and parts. But once you have them, and learn how, it is not hard or expensive to do.

That subox mini kit came with a rebuild coil and cloth n screwdriver n extra prewound coils. And j really goofed that up. I need to get a good rebuild and wire and tools. My son rebuilds and I'm jealous. Too damn bad he is in diff. city