So I was in a local b&m last night and the owner was telling me that they just got a new tank in that's sub ohm and u can crank it up to 70watts. I completely forgot what's the name . Does anyone know what it is and has anyone tried it, if so how does it compare to say the atlantis or kanger sub.
New tank up to 70w?
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I don't see it with a premade coil. Maybe a subtank in rebuild mode but otherwise no way. BVC's or OCC's aren't doing 70W's.
It's probably the Arctic with the 0.2Ω stock coil. Here are the manufacturers recommendations on their two stock coils:
0.5 ohm coil = 20 to 30 watts =>some reviews vape it at 50 watts)
0.2 ohm coil = 30 to 100 watts
One reviewer said that the 0.2Ω coil wasn't really worth while as it didn't really taste any better than the 0.5Ω coil and he went through way too much juice.
0.5 ohm coil = 20 to 30 watts =>some reviews vape it at 50 watts)
0.2 ohm coil = 30 to 100 watts
One reviewer said that the 0.2Ω coil wasn't really worth while as it didn't really taste any better than the 0.5Ω coil and he went through way too much juice.
As said most likely the Arctic.
Starting to think higher wattages is just using more of your battery and juice for the same to not that much more results.
Starting to think higher wattages is just using more of your battery and juice for the same to not that much more results.
Good for up to 100 Watts:
High Voltage Tank | The Vape Source
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Could be the Herakles with .5 ohm coils. I just picked one up a few days ago and the guys at the B & M said they even had it up to 100 watts. They loaded and primed it up and suggested I crank it up to the limit on my Sig 100W+, but I didn't want to try that. I did take a few hits at 60 watts and it vaped fairly well, but still not sure there is that much benefit given the battery and juice depletion. But still experimenting with it.
70 watts on a pre-built coil for a beginner vaper? There's an element of experience needed as you up the wattage - as you increase, you'd going to find you need to change your draw. You can't just start at 15 watts on a KangCrap coil and jump up to 70 watts on the BandwagonTank.
I'm looking at the Arctic... the box says it has a bottom tubine coil? What the .... is that? Sounds like something Raytheon would try selling to the government.
And hey now, some of us love those coils. Those coils got me off cigarettes permanently.
No need to go up that high on a factory coil...unless you like smoking your juice...well, and the wick!! I think we are going to find out real soon that vaping beyond a certain temp range is a bad idea, no matter how good some say the vape is...
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The Delta II is said to also handle 70 watts - but that's only on videos. Specs say 45
The Arctic as others stated is probably it
The Arctic as others stated is probably it
Reading the OP's post, my mind went to the Herakles as well. The coils may go up to 100 watts but I'm Vaping it at 50 watts and it's almost too hot (for me) at that "lowest" setting. I like it...it's a little bit of a novelty, IMO, but I don't think I could vape it all day. Even my own coil builds at .6 ohm, 50 watts aren't that hot, in comparison.
I have a Herakles got it this weekend at a B&M its recommended 50 to 70 watts the free max with the .2 or .25 ohm coil I cant remember what it is but its recommended up to 100 watts
Im vaping a SMOK VCT dual horizontal coils .4 oms at 26 watts and Im very happy with that. The Herakles has dual vertical coils.
Im vaping a SMOK VCT dual horizontal coils .4 oms at 26 watts and Im very happy with that. The Herakles has dual vertical coils.
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