subtank nano question

[gummyblood]

I just got a Kanger Subtank Nano in the mail and have a question that I need answered asap

I have an innokin MVP 20 battery and therefore I can only use the 1.2 ohm coils.

My battery has variable voltage and wattage. While the coil is clear on what the wattage should be (15-25W), nowhere does it say what the voltage should be.

My battery can go from 3.3 to 7.5 voltage. I need to know the range that is safe and pleasurable to use with this coil and tank. Thanks!!

 

[Rsunderl]

According to Steam Engine's Ohms law section, a 1.2 ohm coil running at 15 Watts is 4.24 volts, and the same coil running at 25 watts is 5.48 volts.

EDIT: BTW, The Innokin MVP 2.0 can bet set to operate in wattage mode.

 

[InTheShade]

I just got a Kanger Subtank Nano in the mail and have a question that I need answered asap

I have an Innokin MVP 20 battery and therefore I can only use the 1.2 ohm coils.

My battery has variable voltage and wattage. While the coil is clear on what the wattage should be (15-25W), nowhere does it say what the voltage should be.

My battery can go from 3.3 to 7.5 voltage. I need to know the range that is safe and pleasurable to use with this coil and tank. Thanks!!

With all devices, you set one or the other - not both. As Rsunderl mentioned, voltage is a function of wattage and resistance.

So set your MVP to wattage mode and your MVP will calculate the correct voltage to provide to the coil at the specified wattage.

Just a tip, make sure you prime the coil correctly and start low and slowly increase the wattage until you find a vape you like.

 

[GBL1]

I just got my subtank mini, I have a 1.2 ohm coil installed and I am happily vaping at 19 watts. (roughly 4.9 volts). It is just a tad warm and not a huge cloud producer but I didn't buy it to produce clouds either. I'm assuming that even at 1.2 ohms, you're going to be pushing that MVP 20 right to it's limits. Go to Steam-engine.org and plug in your numbers. It will tell you everything you want to know (and probably a few things you didn't lol).

 

[gummyblood]

Thanks, Rsunderl!

 

[gummyblood]

Intheshade - I don't think my battery can be set to adjust voltage on its own. and if it can, I have no idea how to.