I recently purchased the TESLA2/3 and was confused about the voltage settings, many sites have predicted wattage settings for the Roman numerals. To be honest, it's easier just to start at 1 and dial up till sufficient flavour arises. I used my tfv8 baby beast 0.15ohm at the lowest setting which is 1 and it's perfect.
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I use the same setup as you daily (well, mine is the older style Tesla Invader 3 dual battery mod). Using unflavored at the lowest setting, those M2 .15 coils are lasting months. My mod is about 2 years olds and has never failed to fire. I do every 3 months or so take it apart and liberally spray it with some electrical contact cleaner inside and out. All my numerals have worn off so I can't help you there....lol.
I remember looking up the voltage values for the numerals at one time. I think it was a reviewer on Youtube. Straight up on the potentiometer was something around 4.4 volts. So, I figured "Ah, this is going to be like a fresh charged batt. It was overly warm for my tastes and I could only do like 1 second draws. Clouds galore. Just not how I like to vape. Dialed all the way down and a 2 or 3 second vape with air vents wide open, it give a nice cool vape with plenty of vapor. I don't go through that much liquid either. Usually a tank a day (4-5 ml).
I don't see how people are burning through 25 or 30 mls a day with these tanks. I've got numerous rda's and rtda's including kanger subtank (nice), Kennedy, Kayfun v5, Velocity, etc. but they have been shelved since these coils are lasting so long.
I don't see how people are burning through 25 or 30 mls a day with these tanks. I've got numerous rda's and rtda's including kanger subtank (nice), Kennedy, Kayfun v5, Velocity, etc. but they have been shelved since these coils are lasting so long.
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