is that a glass tank? where did you grt it, how is it. looking for one for my R91..
Are you sure that the battery is can handle the current. It could be the battery is on its last leg.. When that happens lower you wattage and see what happens.
is that a glass tank? where did you grt it, how is it. looking for one for my R91..
So.... Question.
I'm fairly new to drippers, and I received my trident v2 today. Figured it'll be a good start to my journey into dripping. 0.6 ohms, 17 watts.
I'm a chain vaper when I'm watching tv, and I realized midway that my trident was really REALLY warm/hot, and the heat kinda got conducted to the body of the zna. I mean, the rda was hot, but the body of the zna was considerably warm.
I guess my question is, is that supposed to be normal..? I'm using the same sony vtc5 on it as I was on my nemmy, and that didn't really get that warm. I just don't wanna end up damaging the zna. Any input is appreciated
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So I have two zna's far apart in serial numbers..... both restarting before the battery is completely discharged..... have they fixed hat issue yet?
Hmm. Well crap. Not entirely sure what I'm doing wrong then :/
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Is the battery warm when you remove it? Try a different battery, try a above subΩ build. I just don't see a way for the battery tube to heat up without something going on with the battery.
Oh the battery itself isn't warm. Maybe a sliiiiiight tad above room temp, but that's it. Also just to clarify, it isn't really that the entire battery tube is warm. It's particularly for the section near the top cap. I do think it's more of a case of the metal top cap and battery tube conducting heat from the dripper, since my trident gets pretty damn hot after maybe 10 long drags.
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Just posting to follow the thread. Love my ZNA. Currently paired with the Link. Fantastic, except for battery life. Even at 1.2ohms at 16watts it isnt as good as my Vapor Shark with the same build. Its all good though, its sexy as can be and changing batteries from my chair is no problem.
ZNA + Link a (1 of 2e) by pseudohippy, on Flickr
ZNA + Link (1 of 1e) by pseudohippy, on Flickr
Is this sort of battery life w/ the ZNA par for the course? I'm surprised that the ZNA with an 18490 doesn't hang with the VS's 1200mah liPo; but, then again, I know nothing about battery technology and the capacities are nearly equivalent.