Is my vape safe?

[1800ninjafrog]

Hey guys, just got a new vape, the kanger I stick 40 watt. So far I love it. So someone at the vape store put a new coil in it, and the ohms are reading .20. Is this safe to use? And also for future reference, how do I know how many ohms are safe to use with my vape?

 

[djsvapour]

An *eleaf* iStick?

Awesome.

It can manage a 0.2ohm coil in both watts and TC Mode. I think.

Did they advise you?

 

[1800ninjafrog]

Yeah an Eleaf I stick, and ok sweet. No they didn't tell me anything about it.

 

[Bonskibon]

If your using a regulated device it won't fire if it's below what the mod can handle.

 

[Robert Cromwell]

As others said should be safe if the regulated edevice will fire it.
Battery charge will not last long at all though.

 

[pappcam]

What is the name of the tank that actually holds the juice? The iStick is just the mod/battery.

I have 2 40w iSticks and they've been nothing but great since I got them and you are in no danger.

 

[1800ninjafrog]

Ok great, thanks for the replies everyone!

 

[Two_Bears]

Hey guys, just got a new vape, the kanger I stick 40 watt. So far I love it. So someone at the vape store put a new coil in it, and the ohms are reading .20. Is this safe to use? And also for future reference, how do I know how many ohms are safe to use with my vape?

I used to use an istick 40. Lived that little mod.

Since it is a regulated mod it has safety feautres built in. Keep an eye in tge screen. If it saya too hot or resistance too low pay attention and let the Atty protect you.

If the mod gets hot don't abuse the battery and switch to higher resistance.

 

[djsvapour]

The 40w is my 'throw in the car/take to work' mod. It's not missed a beat since October 2015.
Shame about the mod + GS tank combo Eleaf invented, as the TC coils don't seem to work.
It works well with regular Kanthal coils in the GS tank.