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Probably due to the heavy load.. That's pretty low resistance and too close to a short for kanthal imo..
Well, if it gets too hot, you're running at too low a resistance for that setup.
It's important to pay attention to how your gear is working, and adjust things when they are off.
It's important to pay attention to how your gear is working, and adjust things when they are off.
yep thats really high on the watts and amps.
hope you're using a really good battery since its over 30 amps.
I used the quasar for an extremely short time and quite a long while back so i may not be the best person to listen to, but if i remember right, it worked pretty well in the 0.8-1 ohm range.
hope you're using a really good battery since its over 30 amps.
I used the quasar for an extremely short time and quite a long while back so i may not be the best person to listen to, but if i remember right, it worked pretty well in the 0.8-1 ohm range.
Quasar has small deck and airholes slots, I have one. A Lethali RDA single airhole for instance is airier than both of Quasars.
Hence it will get hotter than other RDAs but gives unrivaled flavour.
Not advisable to use anything less than 24 gauge single coil. ITs known for giving its legendary flavour, rather than for clouds.
Keep above 0.3 ohms and vape at higher wattages using APV insteads if u're cloud chasing, it draws less relatively less amperage and less stress on batteries with longer vape time.
With advent of sub-ohm APVs reaching more than 100W at regulated voltage, very low sub-ohms (< 0.1-0.2 ohms) set-ups are slowly becoming a passe.
With more wraps (generally should limit to 10 due to deck constraints), you get greater heat transfer, flavour, vapour and cooler vape.
Cool and slightly warm vape should be the aim (but u need to get the right RDA with larger deck, deep well and large airholes).
Hot vaping used to be an inevitable norm for mech mods to get bigger clouds, but no more with arrival of sub-ohm VV/VW APVs.
It is unhealthy as it risk creating carcinogens, besides other drawbacks such spit backs/high heat transfer to drip tips/mods/batteries & of course burning your lips.
Ref: Ohm's law | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators
Hence it will get hotter than other RDAs but gives unrivaled flavour.
Not advisable to use anything less than 24 gauge single coil. ITs known for giving its legendary flavour, rather than for clouds.
Keep above 0.3 ohms and vape at higher wattages using APV insteads if u're cloud chasing, it draws less relatively less amperage and less stress on batteries with longer vape time.
With advent of sub-ohm APVs reaching more than 100W at regulated voltage, very low sub-ohms (< 0.1-0.2 ohms) set-ups are slowly becoming a passe.
With more wraps (generally should limit to 10 due to deck constraints), you get greater heat transfer, flavour, vapour and cooler vape.
Cool and slightly warm vape should be the aim (but u need to get the right RDA with larger deck, deep well and large airholes).
Hot vaping used to be an inevitable norm for mech mods to get bigger clouds, but no more with arrival of sub-ohm VV/VW APVs.
It is unhealthy as it risk creating carcinogens, besides other drawbacks such spit backs/high heat transfer to drip tips/mods/batteries & of course burning your lips.
Ref: Ohm's law | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators
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