Timeline of vaping history and some old school things
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I had a cobra. I think it was a clone. When I saw that image I thought, "That looks like the one I had." I remember I had to drill out a hole in it as well. I never could get it to work.
I don't understand why you would ask that question here. But, it depends on your battery.
Because this thread was active, just tried a build at my desk at work and hoped for a quick reply before I fired it. Sony Vtc6's dual. Thanks for the reply
Those batteries are good. WHat device are you using? Is it regulated or not(You mentioned dual)
It's in series. Regulated mods do have safety built into them. But It's best not to rely on it because it can fail. The safety just adds another layer of protection.
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You wouldn't use a dual battery mod over 30W with a pair of VTC6's? 
forget exact dates ,late 2014 early 2015,i did a co-op for these ,final version came with a nuppin like atty,[not clone]
these had a better then Reo contact design,the battery set against a copper tab which the button fire tab hit so no arc marks on battery
these were heavier then a Reo tho,being made of some type of pot metal
one of the first RDA designed for squonking
the nuppin by pdib
seems too recent to be historical? but it was a game changer
Way off topic here @VapourFlavour, but with a regulated mod the resistance of the coil doesn't matter. The batteries never sees the coil directly, so using the ohms law calculations that you would use for a mech don't apply.
Ha, yeah that didn't make much sense. I input the numbers in to a calculator and I just realized I forgot to set the voltage. It was much lower.
The Aegis Legend has a minimum acceptable resistance of 0.05 ohms. In a regulated mod, the resistance is not dependent on the cells like in an unregulated device. The power in which you vape at is depended on the cells.
10Amps = 30 watts each cell
15Amps = 45 watts each cell
20Amps = 60 watts each cell
25Amps = 75 watts each cell
30Amps = 90 watts each cell
10Amps = 30 watts each cell
15Amps = 45 watts each cell
20Amps = 60 watts each cell
25Amps = 75 watts each cell
30Amps = 90 watts each cell
I'm newer to squonking, my rda doesn't have a high post that distributes the liquid down on the coil and cotton, it puts it in the well. Which do you think is better?
in the well is best, set low so the excess liquid drains back out
some people do prefer to have a reservoir that doesn't drain, but most like optimal drainage
the nuppin had eliquid feed from the bottom into well, and drainage, just doesn't show
the "newer" style 2 post deck started with velocity RDA, and was oft called "velocity deck" until it just became sandard
I am having a brain fart or something. I am missing something. The same current goes through each battery. Even if you have two batteries, 45 watts is still going through each one if you vape at 45 watts.
this might help Calculating battery current draw for a regulated mod | E-Cigarette Forum
i suck at explaining things, even if i understand it
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