SONY 30As on Bogger Box @ .36 ohm + 4-3 Wrap 26g Kanthal, FC-2000 Porous Ceramic Wick

[niczgreat]

Just received my Bogger Box Standard Bottom Feeder and I'm a Satisfied Customer.


I've set up the following:
Reomizer vs 2 rba
4-3 Wrap of 24 Gauge Kanthal [Error in Title Kanthal is 24 Gauge]
Fc-2000 Porous Ceramic Wick 1/8 Inch
Sony 30 Amp 18650 Battery [High Performance]
Tested with ECD Meter from Stoney in Australia


Pic 1 ECD Meter Shows .36 Ohms



Pic 2 Bogger Box Standard Bottom Feeder firing at 3.63V



Pic3 Control Unit K100 true mechanical [Middle Performance] Firing on same battery at 3.70



Pic4 Happy Camper vaping at around 36 Watts


Disclaimer: Don't' do Sub Ohm vaping unless you know what you are doing!
1. Use Quality LIMN Batteries that are rated to the Amps you will be pulling
2. Check your RBA for Shorts with a meter
3. If you don't have the equipment or ability to check or recognize a short than you should not be involved in Sub Ohm Coils.
4. Make sure that the device you use has Venting, in the case of Bogger Box that is not a problem
5. Make sure that your Batteries are in good condition and that plastic coverings have not worn away [when using in metal device]

 

[niczgreat]

Just put together new build
Bogger Box Standard Bottom Feeder
Reomizer 2
Sony 30 Amp Battery
4-3 24 Gauge Kanthal
XC-116 Braided Ceramic Wick

Ohms .27
3.4 Volts under load
43 Watt Vape
Wow!!!

The Xc-116 wicks better than the FC-2000 so it's a tastier vape. The wood box is not conducting the heat so the unit is not overheating. I'm using a Delrin Separator [Philipines] to insulate the mouthpiece from heat conduction. Otherwise I'd probably be burning my lips!

Tip when making the wick: The 24 Gauge is very thick. I took a 1/16 and a 3/16 drill bits and put on each side of the wick, like a splint and then wrapped it. After positioning on the Reomizer 2 I pulled the splints and since the XC-116 Expands when wet made a perfect wick.

Disclaimer: Don't' do Sub Ohm Vaping unless you know what you are doing!
1. Use Quality LIMN Batteries that are rated to the Amps you will be pulling
2. Check your RBA for Shorts with a meter
3. If you don't have the equipment or ability to check or recognize a short than you should not be involved in Sub Ohm Coils.
4. Make sure that the device you use has Venting, in the case of Bogger Box that is not a problem
5. Make sure that your Batteries are in good condition and that plastic coverings have not worn away [when using in metal device]