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[Canonphotokid]

Hi i was wondering if anyone could help me with an issue. Im a newbie to cloud chasing i have studied battery safety and read up on ohms law and all suggested topics for cloud chasing. I think i have an idea but when i put to practice what i learned things dont turn out as planned.

I have an indestructible rda sitting on an rx200 realoux with nichrome80 20g dual coils at .13 ohm using 3 aspire 18650 2500mah 20/40a batteries vaping high vg at 100watts but i just cant seem to get those clouds i see on most tutorials. I have tried other builds as well such as claptons, twisted, parallels, staged heating, parallel claptons, twisted claptons etc and have even resorted to using coil calculators. But still not getting those mean clouds. Any suggestions on how i could fix the issue?
The juices i use are 60vg to 70vg and i mix it in with some food grade glycerol PB (i was told that this is VG if im wrong please do say)

 

[retired1]

First of all, those Aspire batteries are junk.

There are no 18650 batteries with a genuine rating over 30A! | E-Cigarette Forum

There's no such thing as a 40A battery.

 

[Canonphotokid]

First of all, those Aspire batteries are junk.

Aspire 40A 1800mAh 18650 Bench Test Results

There's no such thing as a 40A battery.

I also have the efest purple 18650 35a

They dont put out as well and i checked authenticity on the site too and theyre legit. How do i fix the issue?

 

[Canonphotokid]

Ob and the realoux rx200 is a regulated mod. I know that mechanical is the way to go but im not confident enough to try that yet.

I see riptrippers and vapingwithtwisted420 and the reviews they did on the rx200 they put out thicker clouds than i do with a .5ohm build

 

[retired1]

Sorry to burst your bubble, but those Efest batteries aren't 35a, either.

Efest 35A 2900mAh 18650 Bench Test Results...only a 15A+ battery

Read up on Mooch's blog here: Mooch's blog | E-Cigarette Forum

I think you'll be very surprised at the deceptive advertising for many of the batteries out there.

 

[Canonphotokid]

Sorry to burst your bubble, but those Efest batteries aren't 35a, either.

Efest 35A 2900mAh 18650 Bench Test Results...only a 15A+ battery

Read up on Mooch's blog here: Mooch's blog | E-Cigarette Forum

I think you'll be very surprised at the deceptive advertising for many of the batteries out there.

This is news to me.. thank you for the eye openers... now im as confused as a fish in a tree...

What batteries do you suggest i use?

 

[retired1]

If you look here: Mooch's Recommended Batteries | E-Cigarette Forum you can't go wrong with any of the recommendations.

If you're looking for a true 30a battery, the LG HB series and Sony VTC3s and 4s are what you should be looking for.

 

[edyle]

Hi i was wondering if anyone could help me with an issue. Im a newbie to cloud chasing i have studied battery safety and read up on ohms law and all suggested topics for cloud chasing. I think i have an idea but when i put to practice what i learned things dont turn out as planned.

I have an indestructible rda sitting on an rx200 realoux with nichrome80 20g dual coils at .13 ohm using 3 aspire 18650 2500mah 20/40a batteries vaping high vg at 100watts but i just cant seem to get those clouds i see on most tutorials. I have tried other builds as well such as claptons, twisted, parallels, staged heating, parallel claptons, twisted claptons etc and have even resorted to using coil calculators. But still not getting those mean clouds. Any suggestions on how i could fix the issue?
The juices i use are 60vg to 70vg and i mix it in with some food grade glycerol PB (i was told that this is VG if im wrong please do say)

1: you probably need better airflow.
2: forget fancy coils like claptons;
Spend a month or 2 with simple coils; I recommend starting at 28 gauge and work in the 10 to 20 watt region first.
If you can't get that right, don't expect to get 100 watts right.

If your juices are high vg already, there should be no need to add more vg;
In the USA, use USP grade glycerine (US Pharma); in the UK use BP labelled glycercin (British Pharmacy grade)

 

[edyle]

Ob and the realoux rx200 is a regulated mod. I know that mechanical is the way to go but im not confident enough to try that yet.

I see riptrippers and vapingwithtwisted420 and the reviews they did on the rx200 they put out thicker clouds than i do with a .5ohm build

mechanical is not the way to go.
You have a 3 battery regulated mod; just about the best thing you can get.

 

[Canonphotokid]

mechanical is not the way to go.
You have a 3 battery regulated mod; just about the best thing you can get.

Then how do i get the clouds pumping please?

 

[Canonphotokid]

1: you probably need better airflow.
2: forget fancy coils like claptons;
Spend a month or 2 with simple coils; I recommend starting at 28 gauge and work in the 10 to 20 watt region first.
If you can't get that right, don't expect to get 100 watts right.

If your juices are high vg already, there should be no need to add more vg;
In the USA, use USP grade glycerine (US Pharma); in the UK use BP labelled glycercin (British Pharmacy grade)

I also used 28 26 24 g kanthal and nichrome before. Most of the time in 35- 50watt builds.

 

[SQToyota]

Just got lg hg2's for my rx200

 

[Canonphotokid]

Just got lg hg2's for my rx200

What are the specs of those?

20a? 35a?
How many mah?

 

[MMW]

LG hg2 is a 3000mah 20amp battery.

 

[SQToyota]

Was recommended them from a post ive made looking for batteries. Long battery life good power and safe

 

[puffon]

Clouds always look bigger in videos.

 

[edyle]

I also used 28 26 24 g kanthal and nichrome before. Most of the time in 35- 50watt builds.

And are you getting better clouds now with the 20 gauge?

Might also want to try standing in front a mirror; clouds don't look as big when you are chucking them yourself.

 

[Topwater Elvis]

Go buy one of the subohm replaceable head tanks & blow cloudz bro.
While you're blowing cloudz from the tank, take the time to learn how to build rba's to work the way you want them too.

You can get humongous cloudz from 40w or less after you know how to build for the available power.
There is a lot more to it than wire gauge, fancy coil builds, resistance & watts.