I've fallen in love with modding. I've found the dual coil cartos and they won my attention. I've built my first flashlight mod form a 18650 flashlight $15.60 - UniqueFire A10-B Cree Q5 WC 5-Mode 240-Lumen White LED Flashlight with Strap (1*18650) - 18650 Cree Flashlights, tactile switch Tactile Switch with Round actuator, 300g. with IRL3103 mosfet, an LED from a 3AAA flashlight and a connector from a Riva. I have parts for other multi-battery mods. I'm on the fence about which circuits to use. I'm hoping for learned, experienced opinions on whether to build 5V mods next or break down and buy the extra stuff for VV mods. My electrical ingenuity is basic, but my GF's son is an electrical engineer, so I have someone to assist my tech-tardedness.
My real question is this: With the dual coil cartos, is it really necessary to go VV for that extra bit of adjustability, or will 5V produce the fluffy puffs of vapor without burn taste. My batteries come off the charger, hot @ 4.2V and the dual coils are doing really well
. I switch em out when I get right down to 3.7, because the vapor/flavor production just isn't as prominent than the fresh, hotter battery. I guess a constant 5V would be even more productive with stacked batteries. This is speculation on my part, because I've only vaped ego/Riva and my flashlight mod up to 4.2V. Opinions? How's 5V do for you? Would you want VV instead?
My real question is this: With the dual coil cartos, is it really necessary to go VV for that extra bit of adjustability, or will 5V produce the fluffy puffs of vapor without burn taste. My batteries come off the charger, hot @ 4.2V and the dual coils are doing really well
. I switch em out when I get right down to 3.7, because the vapor/flavor production just isn't as prominent than the fresh, hotter battery. I guess a constant 5V would be even more productive with stacked batteries. This is speculation on my part, because I've only vaped ego/Riva and my flashlight mod up to 4.2V. Opinions? How's 5V do for you? Would you want VV instead?
I also use V4L blank coolcarts. I can get about 40 drops in them and am good for about 2.5 hours of vaping(usually go through 3-4 of these cartos before having to change batteries). With the dual coil I can get about 60 drops in and 3.5 hrs of vaping before needing to refill. I still think the flavor is better with the coolcarts but it's nice to get an extra hour of vaping. There's always a tradeoff though. 5 volts burns through the juice very fast. I don't think they could build a big enough carto to match my longest lasting setup, to date, which is an Elegant Easy with an Nhaler jumbo or Ikenvape mega, filled with an intense flavor like TV's A/C. It's good to go for 10 hours of moderate vaping without having to change the batt or refill/topoff the carto!
