Vamo V2 vw question.

[Tibby]

So my Vamo should arrive in the mailbox today. This will be my 1st VW device, I currently use VV. I most always use 3ohm cartos in a tank at 5volts. Where would be a good place to set the wattage with 3ohm cartomizers? I have no idea where to start. Can anyone post a chart or something? Any help is appreciated.

 

[dwolf111]

Try this site. http://www.ecigadvanced.com/community/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/power.jpg

 

[donesmokin]

3 ohms @ 5 volts = 8.333 watts

 

[bigbells]

You should set the watts no lower than 3.5W and no higher than 8.5W, according to that chart. That's what's cool about variable wattage. If you have wattage set at say 6.0W, and you throw a much lower resistance device on top of your Vamo, the Vamo will read the new resistance and give you the proper voltage to maintain 6.0W.

 

[Tibby]

Really? Will have to try.

 

[MattB101]

Vape, adjust wattage, vape again, readjust wattage, continue until you find YOUR sweet spot. After that in theory it should vape the same no matter what resistance coil is attached to it. Again YMMV.

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[Fenris4024]

You should set the watts no lower than 3.5W and no higher than 8.5W, according to that chart. That's what's cool about variable wattage. If you have wattage set at say 6.0W, and you throw a much lower resistance device on top of your Vamo, the Vamo will read the new resistance and give you the proper voltage to maintain 6.0W.

Just tested this, and aside from it not liking a few CE3's (was getting a dry pull, but that's the CE3, not the Vamo), and that is one of the best features I've seen on a mod/ batt thus far!
Granted, I've only been at this for a little over three weeks, but I thought the VV feature on the Spinner I have was a game changer....