Ohmage for High Voltage Dripping

[2Packsaday]

I have purchased (and killed) probably 50, 801 attys dripping at 6V all day. I have found only 1 that seems to last. I have purchased so many, I forgot who sells which one.

All I know now is that the good one is chome plated and has a chrome base. It measure 3.9-4.1 ohms when new. It kicks serious vaping ....

I have about 6, 801s that are chrome plated with black bases that measure 5 ohms when new. They suck (don't suck well)....they stink.

Does anyone know where I may have secured these 4 ohm attys or where I can get some more 4 ohm models?

Does anyone know the "correct" (or suggested) resistance for attys based on vaping voltages?

 

[Lisaf01]

You're killing them not because of the "type" or chrome or whatever they are. You're killing them because the resistance isn't high enough. You need at least 4.4 or better, 4.6+ ohm for the best 6V vaping. Can depend on the batteries you're using though............

 

[boomboom]

I have purchased (and killed) probably 50, 801 attys dripping at 6V all day. I have found only 1 that seems to last. I have purchased so many, I forgot who sells which one.

All I know now is that the good one is chome plated and has a chrome base. It measure 3.9-4.1 ohms when new. It kicks serious vaping ....

I have about 6, 801s that are chrome plated with black bases that measure 5 ohms when new. They suck (don't suck well)....they stink.

Does anyone know where I may have secured these 4 ohm attys or where I can get some more 4 ohm models?

Does anyone know the "correct" (or suggested) resistance for attys based on Vaping voltages?

Can't help ya' on where to find the special 801's, but "my" recommended resistance for 901's is:

3.7 volts - 1.5 ohm LR 901 atty
6.0 volts - 4.5 ohm HV 901 atty
7.2 volts - 5.2 ohm XHV 901 atty

 

[Stormynights]

I have purchased (and killed) probably 50, 801 attys dripping at 6V all day. I have found only 1 that seems to last. I have purchased so many, I forgot who sells which one.

All I know now is that the good one is chome plated and has a chrome base. It measure 3.9-4.1 ohms when new. It kicks serious vaping ....

I have about 6, 801s that are chrome plated with black bases that measure 5 ohms when new. They suck (don't suck well)....they stink.

Does anyone know where I may have secured these 4 ohm attys or where I can get some more 4 ohm models?

Does anyone know the "correct" (or suggested) resistance for attys based on Vaping voltages?

I think you are talking about the BE112.

 

[2Packsaday]

The attys the measure 5 ohms do not vaporize the liquid as well. When any of my attys clog up enough to measure 6 ohms, it's like sucking golf ball through a garden hose to get a decent amount of vapor.

Therefore, it seems that 4 ohms is the perfect vaping resistance for major plumage. Perhaps, not...hence I inquire.

 

[2Packsaday]

I think you are talking about the BE112.

I may be. Who sells those bad boys?

 

[Lisaf01]

The attys the measure 5 ohms do not vaporize the liquid as well. When any of my attys clog up enough to measure 6 ohms, it's like sucking golf ball through a garden hose to get a decent amount of vapor.

Therefore, it seems that 4 ohms is the perfect vaping resistance for major plumage. Perhaps, not...hence I inquire.

Certainly, 6 ohms is WAY too high for effective 6V vaping, that's why I suggested the ideal is around 4.5+/- a small amount.
What's recommended and what your best experiences are may be different things also - for example, some people like standard 3 ohm atomisers at 6V, I suggest that these people may not have taste buds.

 

[2Packsaday]

Certainly, 6 ohms is WAY too high for effective 6V vaping, that's why I suggested the ideal is around 4.5+/- a small amount.
What's recommended and what your best experiences are may be different things also - for example, some people like standard 3 ohm atomisers at 6V, I suggest that these people may not have taste buds.

My bad. I just re-measured the one I am hitting on now - 4.7 ohms. It probable started at 4.5. When they get above 5.5 ohms, they don't work well.

 

[Lisaf01]

My bad. I just re-measured the one I am hitting on now - 4.7 ohms. It probable started at 4.5. When they get above 5.5 ohms, they don't work well.

For sure, I think 5.5 is too high for 6V vaping too. 4.7 is very nice.

 

[imeothanasis]

My bad. I just re-measured the one I am hitting on now - 4.7 ohms. It probable started at 4.5. When they get above 5.5 ohms, they don't work well.

when they go at 5,5 ohm then they have the perfect resistance for 7,4 volt vaping, so put 2xcr123A batteries and you will be more than ok 2packs

 

[2Packsaday]

Thanks Imeo.

I use the 2xCR123A 3.0V, 750mA.
Do they make a CR123A 3.7V batteries the exact same size as my 3V, 750mA?

If so, everything would be interchangeable like holders, chargers and such.

 

[imeothanasis]

Thanks Imeo.

I use the 2xCR123A 3.0V, 750mA.
Do they make a CR123A 3.7V batteries the exact same size as my 3V, 750mA?

If so, everything would be interchangeable like holders, chargers and such.

they make a 1200 mah cr123A my friend pack.

 

[2Packsaday]

when they go at 5,5 ohm then they have the perfect resistance for 7,4 volt vaping, so put 2xcr123A batteries and you will be more than ok 2packs

Found them, bought them, will vape them. Thanks again.

 

[imeothanasis]

Found them, bought them, will vape them. Thanks again.

anytime 2pack

 

[Lisaf01]

Thanks Imeo.

I use the 2xCR123A 3.0V, 750mA.
Do they make a CR123A 3.7V batteries the exact same size as my 3V, 750mA?

If so, everything would be interchangeable like holders, chargers and such.

You'll need a different charger for 3.7v batts, 2packs.