Newbie with Questions on safety
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Sub ohming means the resistance of the coil(s) is less than 1 ohm. I am a sub ohmer. I like to build to .8 ohms.
Get some authentic batteries.
I highly recommend the LG HG2 and Samsung25r. They are high drain batteries and safe for sub ohming.
ECF has two battery experts @Mooch , and @Baditude.
Check out their posts and blog entries. They can give you a case if IO (Information Overload)
Hi and welcome. I have a Koopor Plus, it's a nice machine. You'll find it both easy and intuitive to operate. It's a regulated mod, meaning it does a pretty good job of watching safety for you. The key issues are batteries and the vape mode. If you intend to vape at 100 watts or less, any good quality 20Amp CDR rated battery will do fine. The Samsung 25R and the LG HE2 and HE4 are popular models, but there are others. Best battery life will be found in the 3000mAh 20A batteries, like the LG HG2, the Panasonic 30Q or the AW 20A 3000mAh models. If you want to use the machine above 100 watts, use only Sony VTC4 batteries. No matter which batteries you pick, all multi battery mods need to have their batteries "married," meaning keep them in marked pairs (or triples for 3 battery mods) and always charge and discharge them together. Always buy name brand batteries from reputable dealers. Counterfeits abound, and you don't want them. Among these reputable dealers are Orbtronic, Illumn and RTDVapor.
On the mode issue, the TFV tanks have a wide selection of coils. Most of these will run in wattage or power mode. However, there are also Ti (titanium) and Ni (nickel) coils available, and these must be run in Temp Control mode. There is a different mode for each type of wire; They are TCTi, TCNi, and TCSS for Titanium, Nickel and Stainless wires respectively, in addition to regular wattage mode. In the various TC modes it is possible to specify the TCR (temperature coefficient of resistance) for various wire grades, but you won't need this except for Stainless wires and, so far, none are available for your tank.
On the mode issue, the TFV tanks have a wide selection of coils. Most of these will run in wattage or power mode. However, there are also Ti (titanium) and Ni (nickel) coils available, and these must be run in Temp Control mode. There is a different mode for each type of wire; They are TCTi, TCNi, and TCSS for Titanium, Nickel and Stainless wires respectively, in addition to regular wattage mode. In the various TC modes it is possible to specify the TCR (temperature coefficient of resistance) for various wire grades, but you won't need this except for Stainless wires and, so far, none are available for your tank.
Welcome and glad you joined. Sub ohm'g is an advanced vape. I understand your problem, makes sense. Most beginners who start out are reluctant to admit the problem. The best advice is carefully read all Baditude suggested reading and anything you think might help you. Might like to read:
Beginner | Guide To Vaping
E Cigarette Academy: User Guides and Tutorials For Beginner and Intermediate Vapers
One Stop Reference Shop For New and Experienced Vapers
Beginner | Guide To Vaping
E Cigarette Academy: User Guides and Tutorials For Beginner and Intermediate Vapers
One Stop Reference Shop For New and Experienced Vapers
Hi @Vapelover and welcome to the forum. I agree with everything said above. Enjoy the journey.
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