ProTank mini 3 + eGo vv v3 mega issue

[kilelr955]

Hi guys!
Yesterday i've bought eGo vv v3 mega (1300 mah) & kanger pro tank mini 3 (1,5 ohms).
When i puff & low voltage settings (up to 3,7) everything works fine but I don't like the vape amount and the throat hit i get. When i'm trying to increase voltage (up to 4 and a bit) my battery cut-offs while i'm doing hit. When i connect my another clearo to battery (aspire bdc ce 5) it works good on any voltage settings, & when i connect my protank to another battery (spinner) everything works fine on every voltage setting as well. Would i be able to get better throat hit & more vape if i'll get 2,0 ohm head? I know it's a kinda noobie question, but i'm really new to vaping, so i hope you can help me)

P.S. Sorry for my english)

 

[Harlen]

You know it can be the juice too ?
I get better vape and throat hit from the lower ohm .

 

[Shootist]

Are you asking about a Innokin iTaste VV V3?

If you are it could be you got a bad unit or you are over stressing the battery. But I have a 1.4 kayfun on my iTaste VV V3 and just bumped it up to 4.2 volts and the battery didn't Cut Off.

 

[kilelr955]

No, i'm talking about this one: http : // goo . gl / bhrRwf
I'm pretty sure that my unit works fine, cause when i try it with another clearo it doesn't cut off no matter what voltage is set. The same is about ProTank, i tried it with another battery (twist) and it worked good on every setting i tried (up to 4,8 volts).

 

[HughDaHand]

I think you are hitting the amp limit on the ego vv that you have. Most variable voltage ego battery's will not fire a 1.5ohm coil any higher than 3.6-3.8v. I am not sure how the ego vv reacts to hitting the amp limit, I know that a ego twist battery will just fire at 3.7 or so regardless of how much higher you set it. Maybe someone with more experience with that battery can say for sure if it shuts down under that situation. For a ego battery 2.0-2.5ohm coils seem to work best in my experience.

 

[kilelr955]

Thanks, i think that i'll get 2,0 ohm head, and try it out)