Is Atlantis v2 overhyped on requirements?

[kingraptor724]

I am getting answers from both sides on how much wattage is needed to vape the 0.3 ohm. Apparently some people are vaping the coils up to 100w, and the coil itself says 70-80w, I have the mvp pro 3 which is 60w. And I hear people saying I need more wattage to enjoy it and others saying 50w is perfect. What is the true answer? Am I really being held back on 60w?

 

[Cullin Kin]

I would say no. Vaping is all about you. If you like it at 60W, then no one can tell you differently. You may be missing out on a little vapor production, but that's it. 60W on a 0.3Ω coil is plenty for most.

 

[kingraptor724]

I would say no. Vaping is all about you. If you like it at 60W, then no one can tell you differently. You may be missing out on a little vapor production, but that's it. 60W on a 0.3Ω coil is plenty for most.

How much vapor are we talking and will it be alot less of a buzz. I was vaping 12mg on it before and it was far too much, i hope 3mg is fine with 60w and 0.3. Oh and im new to sub ohming so hopefully its enough

 

[Rocketpunk]

There is no "optimum-works-for-everyone" setting. If you want to experiment with wattage, start low and then go higher. Play around with your settings.

From my experience, .3 ohm coils generate way too much heat. You have to really deep-lung hit them to keep them cool. Even then, I got burnt hits. I stick to the .5 ohm coils.

 

[VictorViper]

A single 0.3Ω coil on a single 18650 mech in fantasy land (4.2V) yields just under 59 watts. The only reasonable configuration at those specs is an 8/7 wrap of 20awg kanthal without building a blowtorch or making a ten foot coil.

Now, I realize variable devices aren't mechs, and I'll admit I'm ignorant of the finer points of variables and prebuilt coils, but I do know they aren't magic. Unless going below 70-80W messes with the circuitry or something, hell yeah you can get a fantastic vape at 60W and lower!

 

[kingraptor724]

A single 0.3Ω coil on a single 18650 mech in fantasy land (4.2V) yields just under 59 watts. The only reasonable configuration at those specs is an 8/7 wrap of 20awg kanthal without building a blowtorch or making a ten foot coil.

Now, I realize variable devices aren't mechs, and I'll admit I'm ignorant of the finer points of variables and prebuilt coils, but I do know they aren't magic. Unless going below 70-80W messes with the circuitry or something, hell yeah you can get a fantastic vape at 60W and lower!

Thats interesting, I wonder why so many people are saying 60w is bad.

 

[Topwater Elvis]

Some folks like to believe their personal preferences / opinions are fact.

Happens every where with every subject.

Just me, I didn't enjoy the vape I got from the .3 heads no matter what I tried.
You might love them.

 

[Wraith504]

Some folks like to believe their personal preferences / opinions are fact.

Happens every where with every subject.

Can I like this post more than once please!

 

[kingraptor724]

Good point its just that I have a hard time finding the facts for this. If 60W is good, I hear that 60W maybe good because its inbetween big vapor production and flavor since the flavor drops off the hotter it gets. So at 60W for 0.3ohm. Is it Bad, Ok, Good, or Excellent ( facts)

 

[VictorViper]

No facts, just your own preferences. Your device is rated up to 60 watts, and you have a choice for range. I'm a flavour chaser and typically vape between 15-30W. Wattage isn't the big picture. Resistance isn't the big picture. Heat isn't the big picture. Don't get sucked into the "moar powah" hype and enjoy what you have. If it turns out you do want a wider range to vape on, well, cross that bridge when you get to it.

 

[kingraptor724]

No facts, just your own preferences. Your device is rated up to 60 watts, and you have a choice for range. I'm a flavour chaser and typically vape between 15-30W. Wattage isn't the big picture. Resistance isn't the big picture. Heat isn't the big picture. Don't get sucked into the "moar powah" hype and enjoy what you have. If it turns out you do want a wider range to vape on, well, cross that bridge when you get to it.

Yeah Im trying not to it just sucks buying a 60watt mod and finding out your coil is meant for 70-80w

 

[Topwater Elvis]

It is fairly easy & inexpensive to use a higher ohm range replacement head if the .3 doesn't work out like you want it to...

 

[hashtag]

The majority of people use the Atlantis .3's from 55-65 watts. It is all personal preference but at 60 watts you are pushing as much as most people do into it.