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With 28ga wire when i am at 1.2ohm or higher its kind slow. I do love 28ga for the nice thick vape it gives me but like i said its just kinda slow take off at 1.2ohm and higher. When i go lower than 1.2 the provari will hit the amp cutoff of 3.5amps and i cant even get to 15w. So i was just thinking how much better it would be if i could just turn things up a bit. Ya know?
Do you know about the amps with this chip? How much it can push? Thanks
The Saber Touch passthrough can run at 11 volts...more than enough to fry any coil.
Saber Touch Passthru ... I wouldn't ever recommend running any coil that hot tho
I will be careful for sure. Thank You so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is my next buy for sure!!!!!
Wow good stuff here. Thank You. I have things to look into now for sure.
When it comes to RBAs the watts have different results when running the thicker wire like 28 gauge. People are used to thinking over 10 watts is way too much, but that's only in relation to the thin wires used in atties and clearos. 15 watts on a 28 gauge coil produces way less heat than on 32 gauge, and these higher watts are needed to properly run thicker wire.
With thicker wire the bonus is better flavor and performance, the drawback is what the OP has run into. You can easily get it to work with a low ohm set-up on a mechanical, on a APV it can be tricky. Just switched to 30 gauge myself, and realized at my VAMO's max of 11 watts with one battery isn't quite cutting it. It works, but the response time is slow and I need just a couple more watts to be how I like it. I'm going to stack batteries so I can raise that limit to 15 watts. If I go even thicker to 28 gauge though, the 15 watt limit could be an issue.
Hopefully more decently priced APVs will come out with a 20 watt limit. The Provari also has changed the ohm limit from 1.2 to .8, and I hope others do to. It sucks ending up with a 1.1 ohm coil that my VAMO limit is just .1 ohm away from being able to run.
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With thicker wire the bonus is better flavor and performance, the drawback is what the OP has run into. You can easily get it to work with a low ohm set-up on a mechanical, on a APV it can be tricky. Just switched to 30 gauge myself, and realized at my VAMO's max of 11 watts with one battery isn't quite cutting it. It works, but the response time is slow and I need just a couple more watts to be how I like it. I'm going to stack batteries so I can raise that limit to 15 watts. If I go even thicker to 28 gauge though, the 15 watt limit could be an issue.
Hopefully more decently priced APVs will come out with a 20 watt limit. The Provari also has changed the ohm limit from 1.2 to .8, and I hope others do to. It sucks ending up with a 1.1 ohm coil that my VAMO limit is just .1 ohm away from being able to run.
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Depends on what you're doing it with......you know, the details. Also, lookup acrolein. There's threads.
Glad to see someone is on the same page as i am. Like i said in the first post here i run 28ga and love it but i could use more watts . Yes 20watts would be great and i do hope someone makes them for sale. For now it looks like the only way to get one is to build it yourself. Imo 28ga wire gives the best vape but i know it will be better with more power. Going to look into the DNA20 chip.
$50 for the DNA 20D. I think evolcavapor also lists what mods the chip is compatable with.
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these are designs that have worked for me, but there are quite a few others in the modding section.
heres my first onehttp://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/battery-mods/364514-aluminum-dna-20-box.html
Mamu did an awesome tutorial in this threadhttp://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/battery-mods/366666-milo-dna20d-mod-step-step-how.html
This is my latest http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/battery-mods/394050-big-bore-recessed-dna-20-box.html
and this is what can happen if you aren't extremely careful http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/battery-mods/388585-always-use-fuse.html
If you plan on running >15w would recommend sticking with larger Li-Po's, but of course use what your most comfortable with
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