rDNA 40 build concern

[Dysxelic_Vepar]

Hey y'all

I have a vs rdna40 and I've been building a few coils for it.
Right now I have a twisted 30g 8 wrap spaced coil at .09ohm.

My concern is that my most recent (favorite) build is reading .09ohms.
I thought the dna 40 chip can't go below .10. Please correct me if I'm wrong

I'm wondering if my reading is wrong or if the dna 40 chip won't stop you from potentially hurting the device or worse myself.

On a side note, my wicks are staying clean and I have less gunk build up than normal. Also the taste is phenomenal.

 

[Nomoreash]

The DNA 40 has soft limiting which limits the output when going below ohm specs. You can still use it and the protection is still there, it'll just limit the output to what the battery can deliver, you won't get the full 40w out of it.

 

[Dysxelic_Vepar]

Wooh. Thank you. I usually vape around 20 watts. 30 when in the morning for a stronger nic hit. You say I won't get the full 40 but when I'm at 22.5, is it actually 22.5? Except when the watts change around a bit when max temp is hit or near, ofc.

 

[Nomoreash]

You should be fine at .09, it's close to .10, if you cranked the wattage up you'd probably hit it. I've never encountered soft limiting with it but from the the data sheet it'll give a Ohms Too Low error. You can see a list of error messages with description about half way down on the data sheet here:

http://www.evolvapor.com/datasheet/dna40.pdf

 

[TheotherSteveS]

dont forget that the R will increase by a lot when you fire so its not a straightforward situatiob in some ways!