suggestions for a high ohm 510 thread tank.

[nelska]

trying to upgrade from a 1.5 ohm miniprotank3. not sure if i can efficiently vape an atomizer rba or drip tank on a itaste mvp 2.0.

Any suggestions?

 

[klynnn]

Several people here use kayfuns on the mvp2.

 

[nelska]

i'll look into it thanks. is 11 watts enough for the bigger tanks/rbas?

 

[nelska]

from what I've heard people vape 30 watts+ when using drip tanks rbas..

 

[jstjoehere]

I dont notice much difference between 1.6 and 2 ohm coils other than length of battery life. Wattage is your preference where you think your getting your best vape at. I vape at 10 watts others go way over 30 watts. Alot depends on your equipment and how you like your vape to taste and feel.

 

[nelska]

werd, I'm trying to find a suitable tank for an 11 watt device.

 

[nelska]

anyone have the iclear x 1? trying to figure out if i should get that or the iclear30b.

 

[Shootist]

i'll look into it thanks. is 11 watts enough for the bigger tanks/rbas?

It is not the RBA or the RDA you are using. It is the coil resistance you use. I run Kayfun atomizers on a Provari, a Vamo, a Innokin iTaste VV V3 and regular eGo style batteries, VV and without VV, without any problems.

All of them have coils from 1.4 to 1.8 ohms and work on all those battery devices.

The size of the tank that holds the e-liquid doesn't matter. Big small it doesn't matter. You can even use dripping atties on those batteries if the coil or coils, dual coils, installed in them come up to the resistance the battery can handle, 1.3+ to around 3 ohms.

11 Watts is plenty if the coil resistance is in the 1.4 to 2 ohms range.

11 watts on a 1.4 ohm coil will give you 3.9 volts delivered to the coil. I personally vape with a 1.4 ohm coil between 3.4 to 4 volts depending on what type of vape I want.

All this higher watts stuff comes in with coils or dual coils below 1 ohm, AKA Sub-Ohming. Coils wrapped to .7 ohms or lower.

With a .5 ohm coil at 3.8 volts you would be at 28.8 watts. You are still with that 3.4 to 4 volt range.

 

[nelska]

thanks. im trying to figure out if i want to try my 2.4 ohm tank over my 1.5 ohm tank. but tomorrow ima go pick up something new.