IPV3 Li help

[coolvapes]

Hey guys.
I started to play around with tc on my ipv3 li. My question is what exactly changing joules does? Low setting barely gives any vape but from 30-50 I see no difference at all. My temp is set at 420f.

 

[Wingsfan0310]

Think of jules as the power your applying to the coil. The temperature setting limits the coil to that temperature. Once there, the mod throttles back the power to keep it there. One other thing, when you first put on a Ni200 or Ti01 coil, you need to lock in the resistance of said coil by pressing the + and - button at the same time. This needs to be done at room temperature (the coil, I do it before I ever fire the coil). Good luck!

Cheers,
Steve

Edit The higher you set the joules, the faster the coil will reach the temperature you set. I set mine at 25 joules and 420f when I'm using my billow v2, dual coils at 07 ohms. Great vape for me

 

[coolvapes]

Think of jules as the power your applying to the coil. The temperature setting limits the coil to that temperature. Once there, the mod throttles back the power to keep it there. One other thing, when you first put on a Ni200 or Ti01 coil, you need to lock in the resistance of said coil by pressing the + and - button at the same time. This needs to be done at room temperature (the coil, I do it before I ever fire the coil). Good luck!

Cheers,
Steve

Edit The higher you set the joules, the faster the coil will reach the temperature you set. I set mine at 25 joules and 420f when I'm using my billow v2, dual coils at 07 ohms. Great vape for me

Makes sense, that's kind of what I figured, why not watts though?

 

[vaperXant]

Joules don't equal watts--one's a measurement of energy, one's a measurement of power.

1 Watt = 1 Joule / 1 sec

Essentially, watts are how many joules you consume in a second.