Kanger Protank Chart

[dherrington]

Does anyone have the information that is on the little chart that comes with the Kanger Protank? I have misplaced mine and would like to review it.

Thanks.
Doug

 

[SantanzChild]

There you are

 

[onem0hit]

Does anyone have the information that is on the little chart that comes with the Kanger Protank? I have misplaced mine and would like to review it.

Thanks.
Doug

 

[onem0hit]

Oops. Got beat to that one.

 

[dherrington]

Thanks everyone.

It turns out I was using my spinner on the right voltage just by taste. I wanted to make sure I didn't burn out my coil. Since they don't make 3 ohm coils, it doesn't look like you would really need to use the protank on a high voltage mod.

Thanks.
Doug

 

[Iffy]

... just by taste.

IMO, that should be the only way to adjust voltage/wattage! Start low and incrementally work the numbers up. Oops, too much... back off a bit.

 

[SantanzChild]

They are good for a reference point I usually start .5 below the number on the list and work my way up. Most of the time its about right .2 or so below the bottom number3

 

[BostLabs]

Its funny, the chart recommends 3.1 - 3.4 volts for a 1.9 ohm atomizer but I find 4.3 to be what I like. I'm not intending on hijacking the thread but what are the risks for running higher than what Kanger recommends?

 

[eratikmind]

Charts are simply reference points. Ultimately, your taste buds will guide you.

- Andy

 

[Unforeseen]

Moved to Assorted PV Topics - Tanks

 

[dherrington]

Its funny, the chart recommends 3.1 - 3.4 volts for a 1.9 ohm atomizer but I find 4.3 to be what I like. I'm not intending on hijacking the thread but what are the risks for running higher than what Kanger recommends?

I am always paranoid I am going to burn out the coil. They are cheap, but there's no sense wasting money. I usually run mine about 3.8 on a 2.4 ohm coil.

 

[2ndChoice]

I've been running @4.3v on a 1.8ohm. Coil still working like a champ.