Hey guys noob here when it comes to sub ohms so hopefully I can get some help. So here is my questions... I just ordered a svd 2.0 and I'm thinking about running the aspire Atlantis on it but the svd 2.0 only goes up to 20 watts so will the Atlantis perform well on it? If so what should I set the watts at? If I run it at 20 watts constantly will that be bad for the svd 2.0? What battery should I buy for sub ohm vaping? I read where I would need a 20 amp high drain battery so what would be a good one to purchase? Sorry for all the questions but I'm honestly lost on this sub ohm thing so hopefully I was clear on my questions and you all can give me some advise. Thanks.
Svd 2.0 running aspire Atlantis
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It's suggested to run it at 25-30watts (higher if you want), I think you'll get a lot of liquid in your mouth and tons of gurgling with 20 watts and under
I run it on my ipv2s between 30-40 watts. Sometimes 45. But I think 20 is way too low.
I seen a thread on here and the guy was saying he uses the svd 2.0 with the Atlantis and only runs his at 15 watts. why wouldn't 15-20 watts be to low
Can u explain please..? I don't want to buy the Atlantis and be unhappy with it on top of being out that money.
To explain, 20 watts and a 0.6 ohm coil is only 3.4v which is lower then needed. 30 watts is more like a mech at 4.2v. Finally 35 is around 4.5. This tank just runs better at 30 plus watts. 3.4 is just under powering the coil Imo.
Not saying you guys are wrong but if it's not any good on the svd 2.0 then why is it listed as a compatible device to use with the Atlantis?
The SVD 2.0 has a 6 amp maximum output limit & a .5 ohm minimum resistance.
If you set the svd to 20w it will not output more than the 6amp output limit.
3v / .5 = 6a & 18w, nobody said it wouldn't work but 18w isn't even scratching the bottom edge of where the Atlantis performs best.
It is like using a lawnmower engine to power your car.
If you set the svd to 20w it will not output more than the 6amp output limit.
3v / .5 = 6a & 18w, nobody said it wouldn't work but 18w isn't even scratching the bottom edge of where the Atlantis performs best.
It is like using a lawnmower engine to power your car.
I understand that and I would plan on getting something else to run the atlantis on eventually but I've got the itch to buy the atlantis right now and the only thing I will have to power it is the svd 2.0. I'm just not wanting to wait basically... do you think I will be totally disappointed? I'm sure it will still be a big upgrade when compared to what I'm using now..
All I use now is ego style batteries with pro tank mini, T3D. Things like that.. so the svd with Atlantis would have to be a big upgrade in vapor production right..?? Even if the Atlantis isn't running at full potential
I would be disappointed with the vape quality and the problems that come from under powering any coil or head.
No one can tell you if you're going to be disappointed, no harm in giving it a try.
No one can tell you if you're going to be disappointed, no harm in giving it a try.
As previously mentioned, flooding / gurgling, build up of unvaporized juice in head, juice in air tube & mouth, cold / wet vapor, rapid coil gunk build up.
So what would you recommend putting the Atlantis on that isn't going to break the bank..? And if I'm not putting the Atlantis on the svd 2.0 what would be a good tank to put on it that would give me a good amout of vapor production. . More than I get with my current setup.
For the SVD the Aspire Nautilus with BVC heads would be a good choice IMO.
Prime the head, tighten head into base, fill tank, snug tank to base, let sit for 5 ~ 15 minutes, take a couple unfired primer puffs, vape.
For the Atlantis any APV that has a power range of 30w ~ 50w.
Prime the head, tighten head into base, fill tank, snug tank to base, let sit for 5 ~ 15 minutes, take a couple unfired primer puffs, vape.
For the Atlantis any APV that has a power range of 30w ~ 50w.
Do they make more than one style of head for the nautilus.? You say to use BVC coils.. I didn't know there was more than one choice.. what ohm coil should I use in the nautilus. ? Thanks for all the help by the way.
At my local shop today I witnessed a big difference between 20 and 30 w on the atlantis. Not sure of the source but the 30 produced mucho cloud vs setting it at 20. Regarding the Nautilus, I got the mini today and it came with the new vert coil (BVC). My iTaste MPV says it is 1.9 ohm. The shop said that the newer ones are coming in with the BVC. Mine works great with the MPV set at 8.5w.
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