Kangertech T3S and T3D question.

[razylich]

I have a VV/VW battery and these two clearomizers, I was wondering what a safe wattage would be for these two clearomizers for maximum amount of vapor and flavor, I just got them and I'm afraid of setting them too high, don't want to burn them or anything. Could any users who have these two clearomizers post what wattage they vape them at? Thanks in advance.

 

[The Ocelot]

Hi and welcome!

Do you know what the resistance (ohms) of the clearomizers are? And what kind of battery device do you have?

 

[razylich]

I think they're both 2.2 ohm, but I assume ohms would not matter if I'm adjusting the wattage not the voltage, my battery is SLB EGO V3 Passthrough 1300mah

Edit: My bad, the T3S shows 2.2 ohms, while the T3D shows 1.8 on my battery.

 

[Rickajho]

You didn't post what resistance coils you have and with Kanger BCC clearos that has a lot to do with it.

The general Golden Rule with any BCC clearo is you start at your lowest voltage/wattage and only move it up until you hit the flavor you are looking for. Every liquid you try will have different flavor components that will react better or worse at the exact same voltage setting. So even changing from one liquid to the next may require a different setting to find the best flavor. As a coil and wick ages and gets mucked up with use it needs a higher setting to compensate than a brand new clean coil. Things like that come into play as to what setting is right at any given time. It's far from an exact science.

 

[LynnNC]

I'm using a T3S with an MVP 2.0, my coil ohms are 2.0 and my wattage is 7.5. I don't change it as I change tanks.

 

[razylich]

I have set the battery to 10 watts, they both seem to be working fine with a pretty good amount of vapor, I think I will continue vaping at 10 watts unless someone confirms that they work fine at higher wattage. (My battery goes up to 15)

 

[pokemom]

My t3s tanks (2.0 ohms) taste burnt beyond 4.2 volts. I prefer to keep it at 4.0 volts


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[DoomiteAsh]

I have two T3S tanks, (around 2 ohms for each) and I run them on my MVP at 8-8.5 watts. Any higher and sometimes I'll get the burnt taste.

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[razylich]

Hmm... I tried to vape at 8 watts for a little bit and it does taste better than vaping at 10 watts, I think I will stick to 8, thanks for you replies guys.

 

[Miata GT]

I had the same experience as Doom with my T3Ss, anything higher than 8.5 watts tasted burny. The beauty of a variable device is that you can find the power level that works best for you! Keep in mind that thinner ejuice will wick better and so can generally be vaped at a higher power level than thicker.

 

[Trailz]

Wattage and voltage also depend on whether you're using a single or dual coil. For single coils, you go straght off the chart.

With a dual coil, you double the ohms. For example, if you're running a 1.5u dual coil, you'l look up 3.0u on the chart and use that voltage range. Once you find your sweetspot, double that watt value for your watt setting.

Vaping Voltage/wattage/ohm chart

 

[razylich]

Wattage and voltage also depend on whether you're using a single or dual coil. For single coils, you go straght off the chart.

With a dual coil, you double the ohms. For example, if you're running a 1.5u dual coil, you'l look up 3.0u on the chart and use that voltage range. Once you find your sweetspot, double that watt value for your watt setting.

Would the same apply to wattage? For example if I were to vape a 1.5 ohm single coil at 5 watts and got a 1.5 ohm dual coil should I run it at 10 watts? Or does this only apply to volts?
(I don't use VV, I just set the VW on my battery)

 

[Trailz]

That's a good question. I'll leave that to someone more knowledgable as I don't run single coils on a variable watt device. I would test by setting it to 5W for a single coil and seeing if it provides the same vape as your voltage setting. If not, double the wattage setting and test again.