Is my math correct here?

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bogeyjim

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OK ,

So I want to rebuild my Pro tank 2 to a 1.1ohm nano coil thanks to Rip Trippers video.

Plugging that into the ohm calculator 1.1ohm's and 4V (rough estimate of an 18650 fully charged battery) comes to 3.64 amps.

That's plenty safe for use in a mech mod with an 18650 AW IMR correct?

Or am I way off here? Just trying to play it as safe as I can.
 

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Also, how are guys like Rip Tripper using 1.1 ohm coils on things like the Zmax 3 that have an amp shutoff at 4 amps?

He was just vaping on video a 1.1 ohm coil pro tank at 15W on his Zmax v3.

I read somewhere that 1.3 ohms is the lowest you can go on a regulated mod.... if that's true, how was he doing that?

My calculations show at 1.1 ohm's and ~15W the amperage should be 3.72.... However, why is everyone saying lower than 1.3 won't work, when clearly 1.1 is under 4 amps... it's close, but still under...
 

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My coworker had an itaste vv v3 that would fire at .9 ohms. My vamo v3 won't fire below 1.2 evefy mod is a bit diff. I don't know if his was supposed to fire that low or not but he was just llayin around till his nemmy clone arrived. I say find out what your device is advertised to fire at and stay above that regardless if it will fire at lower ohms or not. And nano coils work really well without having to go sub-ohm anyways.
 

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Yep, and the 2000s sag pretty quick for mech. I found myself pulling them cause they lost their punch and finding they were still at 3.9V. The 1600 kicks right down to ~3.75V. If you're sticking with VV, the 2000s may serve better.


VV devices can have their limitations set by amperage. So a Z-whatever with a 4A limit will certainly fire a 1.1Ω and 3.XXA coil. I think the VAMO, on the other hand, has a resistance limit (but I really don't know), anything under 1.2Ω won't fire. Fancier gizmos, like the Provari, have a triangulated limiter (←I totally made that up). Meaning, X#watts paired with Y#Amperage at Z resistance. So, you can play with the limits on that; but you can't exceed something like x+y or z = limit.
 
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