Need 11watt drip tank atomizer suggestions.

[nelska]

I've found a couple good tanks I've been trying to purchase sooner or later but they all seem to be for 30watts+ anyone have any suggestions as to what to purchase or what not to so I'm not wasting money on an atomizer my mod can't utilize.

Aka what's the best drip tank atomizer I can get full potential from with 11 watts. Thanks.

 

[Shootist]

The atomizer has no baring on whether you can use it on any given battery device. It is the coil in the atomizer that is the determining factor.

Also atomizers are not rated in watts, per say.

Please post the names of the tank atomizers you are looking at.

 

[nelska]

 

[nelska]

So your saying buy any atomizer and customize the coil to work at 11watts.. Nice!

 

[bulldog63h]

Get something with a 1.5-2 ohm coil and you'll be good to go. Like shootist said, the coil (and airflow) determine how high you can push an atomizer. There are none that won't do 11 watts. There are some that won't allow you to go much higher without some modification though. Are you using an MVP2?

 

[nelska]

Still tho, the Iclear series are basically built around 11 watts.

 

[klynnn]

It doesn't matter what tank you buy... well it does a bit but if an RBA, The coil in the tank is what you build and depending on how you build it is what determines the amount of power it can handle.

 

[nelska]

well, the mvp seems to be built for anything running ~2.27 ohms.

 

[klynnn]

So exactly what do you want to do? If you have the mvp are you trying to sub-ohm. For that the battery in a mech mod is more important. You have to take into consideration the type battery you are using and if it can handle it.

 

[nelska]

Either just purchase a non customize-able iclear30b or find a rebuildable I can build to 2.27 ohms.

 

[klynnn]

Why is 2.27 ohm so important?

 

[Shootist]

Still tho, the Iclear series are basically built around 11 watts.

An Atomizer is NOT rated in or built around WATTS. It is rated by the resistance, ohms, of the coil in it.

It doesn't matter what any reviewer is running there battery device at as far as the wattage they are using. That is personal preference.

You can use most any atomizer from 6+/- watts all the way up to whatever the top wattage is for that battery device.

You have some figures and terminology mixed up.

 

[Topwater Elvis]

You seem confused, the point to owning a VV or VW power device is so the user can adjust the power output up or down to find their personal 'sweet spot' using a wide variety of resistance delivery devices & flavors.

 

[nelska]

shootist I know I meant to say 11watts AAAAND 5 volts, my bad.

 

[Shootist]

well, the mvp seems to be built for anything running ~2.27 ohms.

Again you have your numbers all backwards and confused.

The MVP is a battery MOD, a device to supply electricity to a coil wire in an atomizer that heats up when that electricity is applied.

It is not built around any coil resistance. Yes there are limits to the coil resistance you can use with it but basically those limits are on the low resistance side. Not going below something like 1.5 or 1.4 ohms for the coil resistance. You can go as high as something like 3+ ohms.

 

[nelska]

Why is 2.27 ohm so important?

2.27ohms is the resistance of 5v squared/11 watts.

 

[klynnn]

What is your battery and what type toppers have you used so far and at what volts?

 

[nelska]

shootist it sounds like one of us is doing long division while the other is trying to do long multiplication and we are both just doing trig.

 

[klynnn]

Okay so why is 11 watts so important?

 

[nelska]

its 2600mah