Smok Alien reading very high voltage

[Marybratti]

I have my nautilus on my alien with a .7 ohm coil at 20 watts and the voltage is reading 4.014. Is that high??

 

[Tonee N]

That's close to what I calculated.
Should be .7ohm, 20w, 3.54v

What wattage setting do you have it on?(Soft, Norm, or Hard?)

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[Topwater Elvis]

What is your power device reading the .7Ω head as?
4.014v / .7Ω = 23w
20w / .7Ω = 3.74v
If it is reading it as .8Ω
4.014v / .8Ω = 20w

smok power devices aren't known for their accuracy, as long as you're satisfied with the vape quality being a few v or .Ω off isn't a big deal.

 

[Marybratti]

Normal. It's running just a few points high. Just didn't want to blow up. I'm all new to this lol

 

[listopencil]

4.014 is not very high Voltage.

 

[listopencil]

Normal. It's running just a few points high. Just didn't want to blow up. I'm all new to this lol

What is the mod reading your atomizer at, what resistance in Ohms?

 

[Zakillah]

Most devices are able to put out at least 7 Volts, alot can do 9.

 

[QcVaper]

I have my Nautilus on my Alien with a .7 ohm coil at 20 watts and the voltage is reading 4.014. Is that high??

If your mod reads the nautilus coil at .7 (or close to) and you're using the mod in wattage mode don't worry about the voltage, you're fine

 

[Eskie]

I wish they left the voltage and amp display off of regulated mod screens. I think they cause way more confusion than help.

@Marybratti , you're fine using it as you are. Whether you need 20W on that 0.7 ohm coil is one only you can answer as it's personal preference whether you prefer a warmer or cooler vape.

 

[bwh79]

I wish they left the voltage and amp display off of regulated mod screens. I think they cause way more confusion than help.

I mean if it would actually show the input values instead of the outputs, it would be great. But yeah, people see these output values on the screen and think "well if they put it on there, it must mean something" when it doesn't. Mean anything.

 

[APathos]

I wish they left the voltage and amp display off of regulated mod screens. I think they cause way more confusion than help.

I agree. That info is for your chip to the atty. If your worried about battery safety, 20 Watts over your alien (2 batteries in series regulated mod) will only draw ~4.2 Amps. I would assume/hope you are using 20-30 Amp batteries. At 4.2 Amps, your batteries should not even get warm. Plenty safe. Only the Watts requested matter for battery draw safety. The Ohms of your coil do not matter (for the batteries in your regulated mod). You can run a 0.1 Ohm coil at 20 Watts. Still the same battery draw.

Don't need to read, math: I=P/V. So I=25Watts/6.0Volts; Upped by 5 Watts to account for a guessed %80 buck/boost chip efficiency. Using 3.0*2 as a low voltage with sag (~3.35 Volts resting); but this would be actual battery voltages. I=4.2 Amps.

 

[Joakim Langborg]

That's no problem at all, you got two batteries in series so 4 volt is only about half what the mod should be able to put out without any regulations.

 

[Bunnykiller]

look at my Avitar picture... thats hi voltage

 

[Tonee N]

look at my Avitar picture... thats hi voltage

Mr. Tesla, I salute you Sir.[emoji41]

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