No, but you might crud up your coils pretty fast.
You are vaping that coil Luke warm and barely evaporating the e-liquid.
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No, but you might crud up your coils pretty fast.
You are vaping that coil Luke warm and barely evaporating the e-liquid.
It was in DC mode with the RDA on there. I switched it back to PVM when I put a 2.5 ohm factory BCC coil/tank on there. It automatically switches back to DC mode when I put a sub-ohm topper on it.
Good to know, Crxess. Thanks. No worries, though..I have enough Kanthal to last me until the second coming. ;0)
Anyone know a good Canadian website to purchase one of these. Would like to get the 70w version but the 30 would be nice too. Was looking at Happy Vaper but they seem to be confused about what they have listed, they have the ipv mini 2 listed at 30 watts.
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When you are in DC mode the device does not regulate below around 4v, basically it begins behaving like a mechanical mod. Even though the screen said you were at 8 watts or whatever, it was more like 25w or so.
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Here's mine with the Mahogany wrap from VS, no cut outs and the seam does not show. My wrap from JW did show the hex holes
Not even close - 2.5ohm coil = 7watts(avg. @ 4.2v) so yes they could set and get 8 watts in DC-DC.
Never mind, I see you were referring to the .8 RDA build.
.8ohm on a fully charged battery(4.2v) - 22.05 watts.
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I was talking about when they were using the .6o coil.
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Even with my Edit, I missed. To many post going on!
.6ohm 4.2v = 29.4 watts
Heh, no worries. I have seen the IPV mini outputting as low as 3.9-4.0v on DC, so I was using that for an estimation.
Either way, 25-29w, is still a lot higher than the 8.5w the screen was showing, and what they thought they were vaping at.
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Right there: http://www.canvape.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=IPVmini
Excellent place to deal with.
Here's mine with the Mahogany wrap from VS, no cut outs and the seam does not show. My wrap from JW did show the hex holes
That looks sharp! I have a jwrap on mine, as you know the hex screws indent. I wonder is your wrap covering the entire mod? On mine you see edges... got a oic of tge front/screen?
Here's mine with the Mahogany wrap from VS, no cut outs and the seam does not show. My wrap from JW did show the hex holes
Man the wood grained skins look awesome on our mod! I cannot wait for my VS to show up (checking usps now)!
geekmedic: how did you post such a large image? All I can post are thumbnails... ???
---UPDATE---
If you build your own coils and use this Mod, you are safe. It does have a built in short protection circuit. Don't ask how I know, but you'll see the "Check Atomizer" message if you have a short!
LOL!
If you build your own coils and use this Mod, you are safe. It does have a built in short protection circuit. Don't ask how I know, but you'll see the "Check Atomizer" message if you have a short!
LOL!
Anybody know what the low battery voltage cutoff is on the mini? I tend to change my batteries out at 3.5v but have as yet not hit the low voltage warning. Better yet, have I missed a "hidden" combination of button presses which will reveal the actual battery voltage instead of the "glass half full" battery icon? BTW, in case you missed it, my mini is jet black and a V1. If it's a knockoff, it's a darn good one.......
I believe it is 3.2v, which is lower than I prefer to drain my batteries.
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