Smok Stick V8 & Uwell Valyrian Tank

[thespawn078]

Can someone please help me to find out if I can use a Uwell Valyrian tank on top of a Smok Stick V8? I have tried Googling it, searching on this site, and whatnot, but I can't get the answer I seek. I know that the Smok Stick V8 puts out between 35 to 45 watts, and that is dependent on how much battery life is left, and I also know that the Uwell Valyrian tank coils are recommended for 95 to 120 watts. I also know that the mod is capable of firing the .14ohm coils for the Smok TFV8 Baby Beast that comes in the kit, but that tank leaks and is unusuable. I have the Valyrian tank and the Smok Stick V8, but no coils currently to try it. I am hoping to get the answer I seek without investing more money into coils for a tank that I may not be able to really use. Sorry in advance if this thread goes against any rule or policy, and thanks in advance for any helpful answers that come my way!

 

[bombastinator]

Hmmm.. it will definitely fit but the question is how well would it work? Those 90w monster coils? Probably it for any length of time. Some smaller coils with more reasonable wattage requirements? Probably much better. The problem is the smokstick. It’s just not really powerful enough for that tank. Given a choice I would replace the smokstick given that it’s garbage in the first place but if it’s what you got it’s what you got.

 

[thespawn078]

I just found out that I also have a Uwell Crown 3. Do you think that the .4ohm coils available for it would work?

 

[bombastinator]

I just found out that I also have a Uwell Crown 3. Do you think that the .4ohm coils available for it would work?

They are certainly more likely to

 

[Baditude]

@thespawn078 Nope. The Uwell Crown 3 coils:

The 0.25 ohm Crown 3 SUS316 Parallel Coils features a required wattage range of 80-90 watts.
The 0.5 ohm Crown 3 SUS316 coils features a wattage range of 70-80 watts.
The 0.4 ohm Crown 3 coil still uses the same SUS316 shell but uses an A1 Kanthal core for the wire.​

You will either have to get a more powerful (higher wattage) mod that has at least 100 watts power, or get a different tank whose coils require under 30 watts.

 

[stols001]

The only way to know for sure is to try it, honestly, and see what kind of vape quality, and how long your battery life is and etc.

I have to say though, the numbers are not in your favor, and I have always been a rather huge hater of fixed output mods, honestly. But only you can deicide although all my instincts are screaming, "Get a regulated mod that isn't made by Smok!" Etc.

Good luck with it,

Anna

 

[thespawn078]

Thank you all for your input and your answers! I think I will try to get a .4ohm coil for the tank and see if it works.

 

[bombastinator]

Thank you all for your input and your answers! I think I will try to get a .4ohm coil for the tank and see if it works.

Can’t hurt I guess. Worst that can happen is you have to buy a decent mod to make it fire

 

[BrotherBob]

Thank you all for your input and your answers! I think I will try to get a .4ohm coil for the tank and see if it works.

Welcome and glad you joined.
Wishing you success.

 

[Coyote628]

Smok tank leaks are almost always user errors. Smok mods suck, but i figured out the tanks and cant really say anything bad about them other than drop in coils get pricey after a while. The v8 stick, in my opinion, gets you a taste of sub-ohm vaping and not much else.

 

[thespawn078]

I think I'm just going to abandon this whole thing because I'm expecting to receive a pod system later this month and I also pre-ordered a bunch of extra pods (no choice, minimum order $25 on the site), so I will make do with what I have for now.

Thanks again, everyone, for your input and responses!