7 watts on a 0.5 ohm coil is less than 2 volts. I would recommend upping your wattage a little, honestly to get a more satisfying vape, but also it depends on the nicotine level of your juice. With a .5 ohm coil, I would recommend about 22 watts or so. But I wouldn't recommend juice above 9mg at that wattage.
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7 watts on a 0.5 ohm coil is less than 2 volts. I would recommend upping your wattage a little, honestly to get a more satisfying vape, but also it depends on the nicotine level of your juice. With a .5 ohm coil, I would recommend about 22 watts or so. But I wouldn't recommend juice above 9mg at that wattage.
Turns out my issues was a bad coil. I got strep last week and sanitized everything on my vape and put in a new coil. 7W is perfect with 60/40 9mg. Rarely crackles, no flooding, and a good draw. At least for me. Anything above 14W and it's way too much for me. Cough hack cough it up.
Haha wasn't my intention. I honestly never go above 6 mg juice when sub-ohming. I find more wattage = a smoother vape to me. 22-27W on a .5 ohm prebuilt. On a dripper, I run my .19-ohm coil at 55-70W and it's smoother than my Subtank Nano was on 20W.Just tried 20W and now my throat hurts.
I'm also a recent non smoker. Got an evod mega 9 weeks ago, last cig was 8 weeks and 6 days ago...Lol. This thing is awesome. But now I've caught the bug and am looking for a mech mod and have started trying to make my own juices. Guess I could be spending my money on worse things.
Thanks, I'm thoroughly enjoying it! And now my wife doesn't ..... about me smelling like an ashtray anymore, she actually seems to enjoy watching/helping me create new flavors.
Thanks again for the welcomes. Still no cig in nearly 3 weeks. Currently I have no plans for mods or mixing myself. I'm a mechanic by hobby so I already waste money elsewhere.
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