Snow wolf v1 rda building

[Ekins92]

You'll love it, it's currently my favorite dripper. It can be built in the .7-1.0 range for superior flavor, or .3ish-.6 for merely great flavor and cloud. Right now mine is built 5/4 wrap, 3mm mandrel, twisted 30ga Kanthal, .32 ohms; and it's making 15 amps/55 watts on a mech. If you're going to put it on a SW, I think I would recommend some large, hairy Claptons and more watts for cloud. Or build it down and vape it 15-25 watts for flavor that will make your eyes water.

That sounds brilliant! At the min i have 22,24 and 26g is there anything decent i could make with that? Single or dual coil?

 

[suprtrkr]

That sounds brilliant! At the min i have 22,24 and 26g is there anything decent i could make with that? Single or dual coil?

I'm sure. Flavor or cloud?

 

[Ekins92]

I'm sure. Flavor or cloud?

Flavor with reasonable cloud production

 

[suprtrkr]

The Sapor is really intended for duals. I see no way to close off the other air flow. In that case, and considering you have nothing smaller than 26 ATM, you could try 11/10 wrap in a 3.5mm mandrel for .8 ohms in the 35-60 watt range. Or 7/6 wrap, same mandrel for .5 ohms in the 25-45 watt range. Of for more clouds, a 5/4 wrap, 3mm mandrel for .3 ohms, and burn it in the 20-30 watt range to keep radiated power in the green, or to sky's-the-limit for the biggest clouds you can get.

Ah, there's your answer. Try the 7/6 on 3.5 for .5 ohms as a starter. Adjust from there

 

[Ekins92]

The Sapor is really intended for duals. I see no way to close off the other air flow. In that case, and considering you have nothing smaller than 26 ATM, you could try 11/10 wrap in a 3.5mm mandrel for .8 ohms in the 35-60 watt range. Or 7/6 wrap, same mandrel for .5 ohms in the 25-45 watt range. Of for more clouds, a 5/4 wrap, 3mm mandrel for .3 ohms, and burn it in the 20-30 watt range to keep radiated power in the green, or to sky's-the-limit for the biggest clouds you can get.

Ah, there's your answer. Try the 7/6 on 3.5 for .5 ohms as a starter. Adjust from there

Brilliant! Thankyou for.all your help! Means alot

 

[suprtrkr]

Brilliant! Thankyou for.all your help! Means alot

Any time. You savvy Steam Engine, right? That's where I got what I just told you.

 

[Ekins92]

Any time. You savvy Steam Engine, right? That's where I got what I just told you.

Yeah i shall use that as guidance, another quick question, with my samsung vtc4s can i increase the wattage on the .3 any higher

 

[suprtrkr]

Yeah i shall use that as guidance, another quick question, with my samsung vtc4s can i increase the wattage on the .3 any higher

In the Wolf, yes. As high as it will go, you should have no problems. In a mech box, I start to get worried below .2 for dual battery and .3 for singles using the VTC4s. Other batteries... I'd raise the limits some and not go that low. I assume you mean Sony VTC4s. But even if you have the Samsungs (the 25Rs are the most common) you should still be ok out to about the limit anyway. That mod pulses above 150 watts-- they all do, I think-- to avoid the stress on the batteries. Still, my rule of thumb is under 100 watts, Samsung 25Rs. Over, Sony VTC4s.