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Please explain dual coil to me...
So if this is a 1.5ohm dual coil atty, is it equivalent to a regular 3.0 atty?
So if this is a 1.5ohm dual coil atty, is it equivalent to a regular 3.0 atty?
LOL, I still don't get it...
OK, I have a ProVari. With any 1.5ohm atty, I usually vape at 3.7-4.5 volts.
So with this atty, will a 1.5 dual coil atty need more power than this? Like 5.0 - 6.0?
I use this atty on my Alpha Ultramax w/RES and it works great.I'm running it at 3.7 volts and the vapor is slightly warm with great flavor.I can't wait to get my 3 volt AW's to try this thing at 6 volts.
I saw these while googling for something else on Saturday, and just had to give them a try. I love DC cartos, but hate polyfill, so I drip and run high voltages instead. I'd been wondering what a DC atty would be like, and now I know.
Holy crap! I just opened the envelope an hour ago, blew out a tiny bit of primer (not even enough to soak a paper towel, nice), and put in about 12 drops. This thing is insane. It works beautifully anywhere from 3v to 7.4v, holds an incredible amount of fluid for an atty, doesn't leak, and stands above my 306/510's. I'm usually a cheapskate about buying atties, but this is definitely worth it if it holds out a month or two. I'm gonna OD on joy from using this at 4.5v.
Holy crap! I just opened the envelope an hour ago, blew out a tiny bit of primer (not even enough to soak a paper towel, nice), and put in about 12 drops. This thing is insane. It works beautifully anywhere from 3v to 7.4v, holds an incredible amount of fluid for an atty, doesn't leak, and stands above my 306/510's. I'm usually a cheapskate about buying atties, but this is definitely worth it if it holds out a month or two. I'm gonna OD on joy from using this at 4.5v.
Soon I hope,I'm gonna get at least 1 of every resistance he comes out with to give it a try.I'm wondering how the 2 ohm will be in my Ultramax with 2 AW IMR 16340's stacked.I was gonna try it with the 1.5 but I only have 1 and don't wanna ruin it.
I can't wait to try the 2.0 - the 1.5 is just a tad too much for me at 6V, though its great at 3.7 - do yourself a favor all and grab some of these before the word gets out. Then they may be difficult to procure.
What's great about them is I took mine to 6V for about 10 vapes, then back to 3.7 and all was well. You can't do that w/a regular atty. Wouldn't mind it myself to take it higher, just not 6V. I'll have to wait for the VV GG to do that.
I decided to do some math, and I'm definitely hoping to see a 2/2.5 ohm version of this atty. Since my box mod has a 3A regulator, I decided to find the sweet spots for that (well, highest wattage for 3A). I came out with 2.0 ohms at 3A/18W at 6v, and 2.5 at 2.96A/21.9W at 7.4v (2.8A/19.6W at 7v for the sane folks out there).
The 1.5'er hits 3A/13.5W at 4.5v. Still more than enough to fog up my entire living room in minutes, mind you.
The 1.5'er hits 3A/13.5W at 4.5v. Still more than enough to fog up my entire living room in minutes, mind you.
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I've only used this atty for a couple of hours, but my first impression is that this is the best atty I've ever used. Great vapor and flavor. What I really like about them is the consistency. From the first hit, it performs great right up till it needs to be topped off. Really fantastic. Time will tell if it can hold up and remain consistent, but my hopes are high.
I'm hoping for a 2.5 ohm too for this atty.I'm sure the dual coil atty at 2.5 ohms will perform better than the 2.5 ohm dual coil cartos I have been using at high voltage.I stack 2 AW IMR 16340's in my Ultramax when using them and that's how I plan to use the dual coil attys.My load meter shows 8.4 volts to start and 7.6 volts under load while vaping.The hit is tremendous and the flavor is still there and huge loads of warm vapor that I love.I take about a 1 second hit and get as much vapor as a 5 second hit on a regular setup.The ohms law calculator show this to be just over 23 watts of power,it's just crazy.
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