I just purchased a pack of fluxomizer ce2's 2.6-2.8 ohms and a ego variable pass through 650mah with battery. Is there a voltage level I need to stay close to for certain ohm ratings?
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2.6-2.8 is considered standard range...with your batt, you could go down to 2.0ohm(some go lower) with no problems...the lower the ohms, the warmer/fuller the vape.............
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CE2 works great at 5 watts.
(volt*volt)/ohm=watts
3.7v is great for 2.8 ohm CE2.
(volt*volt)/ohm=watts
3.7v is great for 2.8 ohm CE2.
Yea you could go lower like 1.5 to 1.7 range especially since you have vv ego but wouldnt recommend using at the highest setting keep it at 3.7volts at least when using LR cartos or attys can go higher with the ohms you have now. Happy vaping
Just posted this in another thread. Hope it helps:
Quick rundown on LR attys... You can achieve the same results by boosting voltage or lowering the resistance of the atty. Square the voltage and divide by resistance to get your wattage, and this is the number to use to compare apples to apples. For example:
A 3.7 V battery with a 3.0 ohm atomizer: (3.7 x 3.7) / 3.0 = 4.56 Watts
3.7 V with 1.5 ohm atomizer: (3.7 x 3.7) / 1.5 = 9.13 Watts
5.0 V with 3.0 ohm atomizer: (5.0 x 5.0) / 3.0 = 8.33 Watts
It does get more complicated with multiple coils. You end up with a more complicated equation. You add up 1/r (if resistance is 4, 1/4) for the number of resistors (coils), and then invert the resulting fraction. For example for a dual coil, 3 ohm atomizer, you'd get 1/3 + 1/3 = 2/3, and inverted 3/2 = 1.5 ohms. HOWEVER, I think they rate them for the total resistance, so if a dual coil atomizer is rated at 1.5 ohms, then it's two 3.0 ohm coils with an overall circuit resistance of 1.5 ohms... Confused yet?
I often use a variable voltage mod with lr attys, I just turn them down. VV allows me to buy whatever attys are cheapest...
Quick rundown on LR attys... You can achieve the same results by boosting voltage or lowering the resistance of the atty. Square the voltage and divide by resistance to get your wattage, and this is the number to use to compare apples to apples. For example:
A 3.7 V battery with a 3.0 ohm atomizer: (3.7 x 3.7) / 3.0 = 4.56 Watts
3.7 V with 1.5 ohm atomizer: (3.7 x 3.7) / 1.5 = 9.13 Watts
5.0 V with 3.0 ohm atomizer: (5.0 x 5.0) / 3.0 = 8.33 Watts
It does get more complicated with multiple coils. You end up with a more complicated equation. You add up 1/r (if resistance is 4, 1/4) for the number of resistors (coils), and then invert the resulting fraction. For example for a dual coil, 3 ohm atomizer, you'd get 1/3 + 1/3 = 2/3, and inverted 3/2 = 1.5 ohms. HOWEVER, I think they rate them for the total resistance, so if a dual coil atomizer is rated at 1.5 ohms, then it's two 3.0 ohm coils with an overall circuit resistance of 1.5 ohms... Confused yet?
I often use a variable voltage mod with lr attys, I just turn them down. VV allows me to buy whatever attys are cheapest...
I also bought a box of 3.0-3.2 because I was worried about the 2.8 being to low of an ohm would I run those at 4.2?
No problem... The upper limit for reasonable vaping seems to be around 11 watts, so you can work backwards to find your target voltage...
Further, just use it how it works for you. Currently I'm using 1.6 ohm attys (tested, not rated). I use it ranging from 3.3V to 4.0V depending on what I want. I tend to like it at 3.7 first thing in the morning, then I'll drop it to 3.3 for most of the day... My point is, don't drive yourself crazy worrying about it. Keep it under 11 watts or so to avoid popping attys, and you'll be fine.
Further, just use it how it works for you. Currently I'm using 1.6 ohm attys (tested, not rated). I use it ranging from 3.3V to 4.0V depending on what I want. I tend to like it at 3.7 first thing in the morning, then I'll drop it to 3.3 for most of the day... My point is, don't drive yourself crazy worrying about it. Keep it under 11 watts or so to avoid popping attys, and you'll be fine.
I've got 3.0 to 3.2 ce2's and I run it at 4-4.5V with most of my juices. The ce2's give a hot vape to begin with and don't need higher wattage compared to some cartomizers to give great flavor and vapor.
This is a quick rundown? lol.. I'd like to read the long version! i'm having some problems with some 510 XL Dual Coil Carto @ 3 ohm on my vv box. Little to medium vapor, flavor is barely coming through.. and the tube is extremely hot to the touch. Doesn't come close to the standard boge at 5v.
Jcash.. I use fluxomizers and they have been great (on par with the boge cartos imo when it comes to vape/th/flavor production). There's some great tips and tricks that you can dig up on youtube to further the performance on these cartos. I'm sure these tips and tricks are also covered here on ecf but meh.. i like watching videos
CE2-DELUXE Clearomizer Inner Plug Removal Tip & Informational- Gotvapes.com - YouTube
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