Svd 2.0 running aspire Atlantis

[Topwater Elvis]

Yes Aspire makes BDC bottom dual coil & BVC bottom vertical coil.

The whole point in using a VV/VW power device is the v that stands for variable, you adjust the power up/down so you can find your personal sweetspots using a wide variety of resistances, flavors, pg/vg ratio's, warm or cool vape etc...

 

[Sthur]

Side note all mini new and old have the BVC. Think your shops needs some knowledgeable people.

 

[GeorgeF]

I currently run my Nautilus at 13w with a Vamo V5 and a 1.6 ohm BVC. Yes, there are two different heads for the Nautilus, the BDC= Bottom dual coil and the BVC= bottom vertical coil.
The Nautilus comes stock with BDC's you can switch to BVC's. I started with the stock coil and when I got more coils I went with the BVC.
Better flavor and cloud with the BVC, IMHO.
Looking at my ohm's law calculator the math works out to be at .8 ohm running at 20w it will be 4v at 5amps. Depending on the coil that the Atlantis uses, I think it would be fine.

Not familiar with Innokin products. Did look at the SVD when searching for an APV. Found it was cheesy looking and didn't like the LCD. 0LED is more what I liked.
After watching a review by PBusardo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKQIYXFDQ4w, it seems they tried but, didn't quite get it right.

 

[dbsanders25]

So everybody's opinion is I should go with the nautilus not the Atlantis. . Correct.?

 

[Topwater Elvis]

No one can make the decision for you, most folks try quite a few different delivery devices before finding what they like best or works best for them.
Vaping is all about personal preferences, what many like others dislike.

 

[GeorgeF]

I agree with Topwater Elvis. Only you can make the decision.

Look at reviews on each part you are questioning. What are you trying to gain from your device and tank? What can each do? What can they do together?
Don't just go on the fact it is the latest and greatest thing. Both items you are questioning are the newest devices by each manufacturer.

Sub ohm takes a bit of knowledge with ohms law. Knowing what a device is capable of and what is safe to achieve.

 

[dbsanders25]

Okay so I went and bought the atlantis and the aspire cr mod battery to go with it.. it works awesome, great flavor and tons of vapor production. When my svd 2.0 arrived in the mail I put the atlantis on it and turned it up to 20 watts max power and gave it a try to compare it to the cf mod. I can't really tell a difference in between the 2. The cf mod give me a warmer vape but that about it.. same great flavor and same huge clouds. I think the either one of them is a big win for me.

 

[Topwater Elvis]

What battery are you using in the CF? ( mah, brand name, CDR )

The SVD's 6amp limit prevents it from firing a .5 coil at more than 3 volts & 18 watts, 3v / .5 = 6 amps at 18w

There should be a noticeable difference between 18w max on the svd and 35w max on the CF, unless you're using a battery with an inadequate CDR.

 

[Bunnykiller]

hmmmm okay.. just took a look at the Atlantis... basically another aspire tank with a .5 ohm coil set. But will the wick keep up with the demand??

Ever consider looking into the RSST?? you will have to roll your own coils but the capacity to change them is wonderful.

 

[Topwater Elvis]

hmmmm okay.. just took a look at the Atlantis... basically another aspire tank with a .5 ohm coil set. But will the wick keep up with the demand??

Ever consider looking into the RSST?? you will have to roll your own coils but the capacity to change them is wonderful.

Yes the wick will keep up, they keep up easily at 25w ~ 35w. Ive used one at 40w with 50/50 with no hint of burnt / dry hit.

 

[sofarsogood]

I've been vaping the Atlantis for 2 weeks on an IPV 2s at 8 watts. More flavor and vapor than my N mini. Still using the original coil.

 

[Topwater Elvis]

8w on a .5 head = 2v & 4a.
The sx330v2 chip the IPV2s use can't down regulate / step down voltage / output less than 3.6v, 3.6v /.5 = 25.92w & 7.2a

Meaning you've been vaping the Atlantis around 25 watts.

 

[sofarsogood]

Then the read out on the device is just for show and doesn't report accurately?

 

[dbsanders25]

I find that doubtful

 

[Topwater Elvis]

It is verifiable fact that some Yihi chipset's (and others) do not step down voltage / down regulate.
You can find the specifications from the manufacturer here---.>Products-yihiecigar,sx350,Yihi SX350,dna30 30W chip,SX350 35W chip Manufacturers & Suppliers - Dongguan Yihi Electronic Co.,Limited The minimum voltage output is listed on each one.
If you select a wattage that requires less than the minimum voltage output, the chip fires at the min voltage it is capable of or in some cases battery voltage.
When using a .5 coil on an APV that will not step down below 3.6 this equates to 3.6v /.5 = 25.92w & 7.2a regardless of what the display shows.

Or PBusadro has several videos of various APV's showing the actualities via test equipment and explaining the issues with chipsets that do not step down voltage.
This is one of several --- About 21:20 mark he talks about it briefly. --->

 

[sofarsogood]

Thanks for the feed back about the volts vs watts issue. I bought the tank and the power supply at a vape shop. I would have appreciated an explanation of that from them. I'll call myself a real world vapor. Most of the time I can't blow big clouds even if I wanted to. I like the idea of a bigger coil running at a lower temp. Before I buy the next mod I'l have my ohm's law thing working and a list of features.

I watched the video. I turned off the touch sensor the first day. The only fit and finish issue that bothers me is the tiny screws. A mod battery should be accessable without special tools. In the mean the setup works fine and I'm spoiled by the Atlantis.