questions about new mod

[spirtualguru]

So ive been smoking for 3 years and have been vaping for 2 but could never quit those damn cancer sticks. Well after going through many egos and ultimately not feeling satisfied with my vaping experience I decided to pick up a mod. I ended up getting a nemesis clone with a stillare infinite SXK cartel v2 RDA with 26 gauge kanthal wire and organic cotton. The battery I use is a 18650 Sony vtc3 1600 mah battery and a protank 3 for when im not at the house. So basically ive done my research but I still have a few questions when can I tell when my battery is getting low? Should I get a kick for my protank? What ohm should I use on my protank? Should I stop using my battery when it gets down to a certain point?I bought an 18650 battery case would you recommend bringing it with me? Finally what is a good ohm for my rda with my current set up? I seem to get mixed remarks when I say im using a protank on my mod for when im out and about so what would you guys recommend. Also im in need of a good priced vapor store as my nearest vape shop is 40 minutes away.
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[sketchness]

Man that's a lot of questions for one post. Which 3 questions do you care about most? And on a mech it becomes pretty obvious when the battery is going, vapor gets very weak and you just plain quit vaping it. On my meter this was happening around 3.6 v. And most of the batteries out there have a do not discharge below x.x I want to say that is around 2.5v but am to lazy to goolge it. Always use the case if you are carrying an extra battery.

 

[dice57]

Kicks are good when first doing the mech thing, a great way to regulate a mech, and have the ability to push changeables to 15 watts. if using a kick2.

PT coil heads, would go with 1.8, quicker heat up.

Far as good ohm for your set up, well, would recommend learning how to build say like a single coil 1.5 ohm build first, and go from there. Learn the way of the rba, catch a clue about wicking potential, the attributes of proper air flow, learn to build competently, consistently, and foremost safely.

Vape is progressive, the more one builds and vapes, the better it gets and knowledge is learned.


Vape long and Prosper.!!!!

 

[VapinMark]

When you get to a mech you need a way to measure the battery IE a mulitmeater or something like a https://www.myfreedomsmokes.com/haka-tester-test-wattage-voltage-and-ohm.html

 

[dice57]

Personally, just use the voltmeter on the battery charger. Heck the vape will let ya know when it's time for a swap out.

 

[spirtualguru]

mainly i just want to know what should i stop using my battery on a rda when im sub-ohming and 1-1.8ohms as well as when should i stop using it on my protank. should i get a multimeter or just let it die out.

 

[sketchness]

It doesn't matter which top you are using when vapor production is lacking time to change batteries. Just recharge the battery as soon as you can. And you should have a multimeter to check them occasionally just to make sure your charger isn't going crazy and over charging them.

 

[spirtualguru]

i have one more question so i can definitly use a kick with my protank and the battery that im using
awesome thanks for the help everyone!

 

[dice57]

Yeah, long as it's a imr batt can use the kick and pt, or with any atomizer you want for that matter. Kick does have built in battery over discharge protection, and will stop firing when batt drops below adequate power to fire watts dialed at

Main thing about batts, is to not over discharge them, doing so can over stress batts, and lose their ability to recharge and hold a charge.