Can it handle firing a 0.25 notch coil at 45-50 watts? Sorry if it's a stupid question, never taken it over 26 w.
LG hg2 in rx75
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If it's a mech mod the current draw will be 14.14A on the battery. If you are using a regulated mod the internal circuitry will change the entire scenario. The battery will supply current to the mod, which will in turn supply current to the coil.
It should be OK at 14A, but more info is needed about what that coil is sitting on.
It should be OK at 14A, but more info is needed about what that coil is sitting on.
The Wismec Reuleaux RX75 isn't a mech mod...
Yes, You'll be fine with a HG2.
Resistance doesn't matter with a regulated mod, because that is handled by its chip.
Yes, You'll be fine with a HG2.
Resistance doesn't matter with a regulated mod, because that is handled by its chip.
I cant believe I didnt notice the title!
@Joergl is absolutely right. At the cutoff you will be drawing about 17A from your battery if running at 50W.
The Wismec Reuleaux RX75 isn't a mech mod...
Yes, You'll be fine with a HG2.
Resistance doesn't matter with a regulated mod, because that is handled by its chip.
I missed that little bit of info in the thread title! (and I own a Reuleaux RX200S). One of my matched sets is LG HG2 and the other matched set for that mod is Sony VTC4.** that reminds me of the times when a teacher would pass out a test and tell everyone to read the entire test before starting. The last line would say, "If you've read this far, put your name at the top of the test and turn in your paper for an extra 3 points on your final average for the quarter. Do not answer the questions!
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