Congratulations on you're success MeeGz
. I started out with a Kanger EVOD2 on a Vision Spinner II myself and ran with that setup for about 2 months before I started stepping up to better equipment. I had used tobacco in one form or another for 52 years, and like you, I found it relatively painless to switch over to vaping. A word of Caution though, I like Vaping so much (like many others here) that I find that if I don't watch myself, I could be spending MORE on vaping than I did on Tobacco
. It becomes as much Hobby as it does Tobacco Cessation. Vaping has/will save or extend a lot of lives I am guessing, and is a He!! of a lot more fun to do. Again, Congratulations, and Vape On !!
I probably am spending more. I used to make my own cigs. If we put aside the initial investment of an APV(actually 2 b/v I bought an ego c twist[I think... Still can't find it] with another Aspire tank), the KT SubVod kit and extra coils, the KT SubTank Plus with RBA, the JT Cuboid x2(see earlier post), the crown tank with extra coils and RBA and the Avocado tank.
I must then just account for the coil heads, Kanthal spools(x2), nickel spool, Cotton and all the juice! It may have gotten a bit out of hand but this is summarizing mid December until now. It's probably cost me a bit more that DIY but certainly less than buying them. Most definitely less than emphysema, COPD, lung cancer or the like. I am very grateful for what vaping has done for me. I only wish the same success for my fiancee. While it is true she smokes significantly less than I used to, even one a day is one too many. I just wish I could find where I stashed my ego style stuff! Maybe with limited airflow the SubVod will be just fine.
No. As you correctly figured, you're absolutely fine hitting 12A on a 20A battery. Remember, the HE4s are 20A continous discharge. The pulse discharge is assumed by some to be 30-35A, but this is not in the LG spec sheet. I also run HE4s and 25r's (another 20A) at similar amp draws & have no issues, and no worries.
??? Any tech sheets, test results, or other info to support this?
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Thank you. I used to work with DC electronics as a hobby, MCUs and such, but it's been a few years. I seem to forget things faster than I learn them, probably my ADD. Anyhow, as I said I'm a noob, I never even thought the current problem through. I wonder why 25A batteries are recommended. Probably for tanks that are pulling upwards of 150w like the TFV4.
I am curious however, another nearby shop basically told me that higher wattage tanks are better. It came up while I was asking about crowntank coils and the guy had mentioned that "those things only go up to so and so Watts, the TFV4 goes much higher" (I am paraphrasing BTW). Wouldnt one want moderate wattage with high performance? His TFV4 didn't really do all that much more than my crown but it KILLED batteries and juice. Cloud chasing is one thing, something one likely doesn't pursue with a regulated mod and TFV4, but outside of that I don't really get the whole bigger is better argument here(more Watts). Oh and by the way this came from the shop owner.
