Thanks Dracula. I appreciate all the input and with that said im going to just pick up a vv battery for now and stick with carto tanks. I'll keep looking at the links and watching and reading till I understand a bit more.
Looking at my first mechanical mod.
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wasnt trying to harsh on you, i just want to make sure people are safe...
I know. I understand what everyone was saying. I didn't know it took so much to get into it. I'll read up and watch some vids but I will be back to it eventually
i look forward to hearing about it... what ya planning on running in the vv section?
I picked up a smoktech twist 900mah in metallic blue. Trying to figure out what voltage works best with the smoktech UDCT carto tank
It depends on the ohm load of your cartomizer. The higher the ohm the more power it takes to get a great vape, if your cartomizer is 2.5+ ohms then around 4v is optimal IMO.
2.5 ohm @ 4v = 6.4 watts
4.2v through a .7 ohm load is how many amps?
If a battery has a capacity of 1800mah and a c rating of 3.5 what is the max safe amp draw?
Can this load be run safely on this battery?
If you can't answer this, you aren't ready for mechanical+rebuildable yet
If a battery has a capacity of 1800mah and a c rating of 3.5 what is the max safe amp draw?
Can this load be run safely on this battery?
If you can't answer this, you aren't ready for mechanical+rebuildable yet
now you still can try rebuilding, but I would go with a regulated vv/vw device instead. 12-15 watt really is a lot of power. Get some good 10 amp cells (I love panny hybrids) and a zmax/vamo/provari or go with an mvp and get it all in one package. Get a nice little IGO-W dripper and try the two together.
A regulated device will only let you do so much. its limited in power but that's what makes it safe
This is sane advice, a nice 15w/6v mod works safely without needing to do any math.
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