Reecommended CE2's to vape over 5 volts ?

[John Phoenix]

I believe LEO was a Boge branded pen style battery? Yes, it has unique threads, but my understanding is that the atomizers and cartos for them are really similar to 801 gear in size/performance.

If I linked to LEO threaded ones....oops. I'm pretty sure you can find them in 510 threads as well. There are 510 > LEO adapters out there as well.

Thanks for the info but darn.. I was really getting my hopes up to see the little cop uniforms and badges get all fried up. Ah Ha. No you didn't link the wrong one, I just looked at their selection and found that one.. trying to explain the typo in the first link. Someone really ought to tell em about that.

 

[Credo]

Sure I understand completely. My point is these are 1.5ohms. So if there are issues with a 3ohm CE2 @ 6v, there likely will be with these as well. Perhaps even more so since now one is depending on two wicks to stay wet.

BTW, I'm typing this while vaping two 4 ohm coils in parallel at 4.7v lol.

I see.

Still, I'm thinking you'd most likely burn the two 3 Ohm coils (1.5 Ohms parallel) at half the wattage as a single 3 Ohm coil. Instead of running one 3 Ohm coil at 12.5 watts....you're running two of them at 6.25ish each (for a total of 12.5). Maybe my math is wrong, that that's how it 'feels' to me on the Smoktech dualies when I run those.

I've always liked the CE2 at really low temps/watts, for those liquids that taste best that way. It is much closer to my mouth, so the 'perceived' heat is still there.

So if you're using a Vari, a dualie CE carto from 3.4v to 4.5v would probably be really sweet. Still pretty low temps but the amount and texture of vape should be amazing. For a fixed 5v PV, I suppose you could wire up a 2 cent resistor (maybe in a long body 510>510 extension) if 5v it's too much for the carto?