Well the problem with that is 25r's are 20A from what I read, I need at least 30A to build .2 Ohms, correct?
IPV3 Batteries, which to use for .2 and .1 Ohm builds?
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batys you ordered are fine. In that future, stick to actual batt manufacturers and stay on top the subject to steer clear of the fakes
I've been following multiple threads for two days and the same advice has been given by multiple people multiple times on the aforementioned multiple threads. I think the OP of all those threads has been to a hack vape shop that is convinced that lower ohms mean bigger clouds which if he were talking about a mechanical that would be the case. Inevitably he'll find out on his own when he fries his IPV3 trying to do mechanical builds on it if the chipset doesn't stop him first.
XTAR VTC4's are rewrapped Sony VTC4's. Authentic Sony VTC4's are nearly impossible to find these days but they had a contract with XTAR, so those are tried and true 30A batteries. As someone else stated, there is no such thing as a 35A 18650 and pulse ratings should never be trusted. Never.
I'm going to reiterate what everyone is saying. A 0.2Ω build on an IPV3 will not give you the results you're looking for. I mean, my 1.2Ω setup on my Billow at 30W on my DNA 30 produces more vapor than my 0.24Ω build on my Hobo V2 and 4Nine Prime.
I'm going to reiterate what everyone is saying. A 0.2Ω build on an IPV3 will not give you the results you're looking for. I mean, my 1.2Ω setup on my Billow at 30W on my DNA 30 produces more vapor than my 0.24Ω build on my Hobo V2 and 4Nine Prime.
Asking the same question over and over and expecting to get a different answer is the definition of what?
Just let the op build what he wants to. He doesn't know much about batteries, coil building, or any other essential knowledge, he just wants clouds bro. The sooner he gets that ipv3 and finds out how little he knows, the better it will be for all of us. Come back when you are ready to get off that single track you are on, and are ready to listen to a few people who know a lil bit.
Just let the op build what he wants to. He doesn't know much about batteries, coil building, or any other essential knowledge, he just wants clouds bro. The sooner he gets that ipv3 and finds out how little he knows, the better it will be for all of us. Come back when you are ready to get off that single track you are on, and are ready to listen to a few people who know a lil bit.
If all you want to do is build a .2 ohm coil, then build it! If you don't want the advice being freely given by those who are willing to teach you something, than ignore it. Buy your batteries off of amazon or from the extremely knowledgeable battery tech at your local vape shop if you want,...who cares. See if he can recommend the best hearing aid battery for you too. You need that more than you need kanthal. 5 pages and you still won't listen. Shocking.
Too harsh, come on...he just didn't do his homework. Teach a vapor the right way, he can teach others
Aye, I am gonna go up to a .3 Ohm build just to be safer on it after reading all these and after personally talking to Jjshbetz11, thank you btw.
Best of luck to you, fella. I hope you got some sound advice. Don't forget to spread the knowledge once you feel comfortable with what you have learned.
you can rock a .2 build on your ipv3. Just use the batteries lots recommend( including the ones you purchased) I tried to show the difference a .whatever build had on regulated vs. No regulated(mech build).the differences are massive when it comes to battery choice.
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