I found this chart super helpful and might do the same for you!
VAPING POWER CHART! Found Via... | GrimmGreenIndustries
VAPING POWER CHART! Found Via... | GrimmGreenIndustries
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I used the same exact chart for a while, but after looking at it on my phone several times I eventually memorized it. I love it and really works to give you the best vape possible.
um your red is just when it starts getting good and you dark red is where I vape. I have had attys last me over a month. You should really watch out what you learn at reddit. Steal does melt and 3 ohms attys can last a month at 7.4 v 
um your red is just when it starts getting good and you dark red is where I vape. I have had attys last me over a month. You should really watch out what you learn at reddit. Steal does melt and 3 ohms attys can last a month at 7.4 v
ur talkin to me? personally i double the ohms and add .3 to get my ideal voltage...works pretty well, i've been using the same 2.4ohm vivi head @ 5.1 volts for the past 4 weeks...
That works well actually, I've been vaping 1.8ohm on 3.4v, bumped it to 3.6v and I can feel a difference (it's probably just in my head that a .2 difference is really anything).
I was talking about the chart in general. What ever works for you. But my batteries often charge to a point where that chart says the atty should not last. But most do and the last for weeks. If it works for you keep doing it. Just saying I think there is way more then what is expressed in that chart.
Ya nvm, realized u were talking about the chart after I posted. I don't use that thing like I said but a lot of ppl swear by it...completely unnecessary imo. my way much easier
I've seen you post this a couple of times, I just wanted to point out this puts you all over the place, the add two to the resistance is more consistent.
3ohm doubled is 6v, that's 12 watts.
1.5ohm doubled is 3v, that's 6 watts.
Where as,
3ohm plus 2 is 5v, that's 8.33 watts.
1.5 ohm plus 2 is 3.5v, that's 8.17 watts.
Most people, and even if you look at the chart, keep it around 8 watts, this is a much more consistent range, and not hard to remember. Just trying to keep someone from wondering what's wrong if they tried your method and it was weak or really hot.
Whoa..... So I stacked 2 18350's the other day in my Bolt with a CHobra @1.6 ohms...... 40w...... Couldn't take it. Made my head spin quick. Thanks for the charts.
Sent from my thumbs to your face.
Sent from my thumbs to your face.
charts underpowered....Baditudes is more accurate.
1.7ohm Low resistance cartos were designed specifically for use in 3.7 volt devices, yet on that chart they are the very top of the optimum range.
1.7ohm Low resistance cartos were designed specifically for use in 3.7 volt devices, yet on that chart they are the very top of the optimum range.
try this one. I think this is it.
http://www.ecigadvanced.com/community/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/power.jpg
http://www.ecigadvanced.com/community/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/power.jpg
I vape to taste anyway...one of the benefits of having VV is I can bump it up a .1 volt or two either way. I didnt even know how many watts I used until someone told me a few weeks ago. Ive never needed to know.
FYI in case anyone is looking, a good general rule of thumb is to take the resistance of your atty or cart and add 2 to it to get in range.
2ohm plus 2 would be 4 volt.
FYI in case anyone is looking, a good general rule of thumb is to take the resistance of your atty or cart and add 2 to it to get in range.
2ohm plus 2 would be 4 volt.
All of the vaping charts were created to be used only as a general guideline for the average vapor. Granted there are those vapors that like a power torch for a PV, I'm certainly not one of them.
Guide to Safe Vaping - E-Cigarette Safety | Ecig Advanced Community Blog
Guide to Safe Vaping - E-Cigarette Safety | Ecig Advanced Community Blog
All of the vaping charts were created to be used only as a general guideline for the average vapor. Granted there are those vapors that like a power torch for a PV, I'm certainly not one of them.
Guide to Safe Vaping - E-Cigarette Safety | Ecig Advanced Community Blog
Me either.I think thats the most accurate Ive seen to date......unless you vape at 11watts or higher in which case you should just invest in an industrial fog machine.
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