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Welcome! I agree with this. Go up until you get a burnt taste then back down. Maybe go down further for better flavor.
Thank you very much. I'll have to get on that soon. Lol It could also be that I'm startin to get a little burnt out on my eliquid
I had 1.5 ohm dual coils in it and ran I at 8 watts and 4.7 volts. I bought new coils today and completely forgot to ask for the 1.5 ohms. Then after a while of vaping I'm like, "This tastes so different!" Then I looked at the coils box and I was a little livid xD
the above chart is a rule of thumb... things are subjective to taste, device, flavor of juice and PG/VG blend.
Use it, understand it... but by no means consider it the holy bible.
Use it, understand it... but by no means consider it the holy bible.
The iTaste vv v3 battery has a 2.5A limit. That said, I don't think the new Kanger low ohm coils were meant to be used on it.
Does anyone else know anything about this?
Does anyone else know anything about this?
I had the iTaste vv V3 for the longest time. I used 1.8ohm coils in it. Always vaped it at 4.0-4.4 volts.
Susan~S The iTaste VV V3 has an 3.5 amp limit which means it won't fire if you use coils under 1.2 ohms. So no you can't use Kanger Tachs new subohm coils on it but the 1.2ohm and higher should work fine.
The VV V3 is listed as a 3.5 Amp limit but it doesn't actually seem to hit this except when firing coils below 1.2 Ohms. It will deliver just under 3.5 Amp to them and no more, down to the resistance where it will no longer fire at all. In practice, with coils above 1.2 Ohms or so it seems to sit at about a 2.25 to 2.5A limit even when set to max V or W. (See review and testing by Pbusardo). I confirmed this today with my own, as I noticed no difference between 8 and 11 Watt settings with a 1.6 Ohm coil. Turns out, 8 Watts with a 1.6 Ohm coil puts me right around the 2.5Amp-ish cutoff.
I have heard that to get the best performance out of the VV V3 you should use coils between 1.8 and 2.2 Ohm. My experience reinforces this idea.
I have heard that to get the best performance out of the VV V3 you should use coils between 1.8 and 2.2 Ohm. My experience reinforces this idea.
It's really easy. Left column is your coil ohms. So you have 1.2 ohms (duals together equal 1.2 ohms). Top is the voltage and green boxes is generally where you want the wattage. So adjust voltage at 3.0 volts which is the green for 7.5 watts. But your device has a 3.3 volt min setting. Use that and start from there. Just know you have a 11 watts maximum for your device. I believe the V3 is max 3.5 amps. Juice taste maybe bad since at 3.3 volts + 1.2 ohm is 9 watts. I think it's at the peak of burning taste.
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Aha! I believe I just found my sweet spot with the 1.2 ohm coils, y'all! 8.0 watts, 4.1 volts
You only set volts OR watts, not both. The last one you set is what you are using. I think it's easiest to just set watts
I'm confused. If I set one, the other stays the same, doesn't it? (I'm extremely new to manual settings. Lol)
The other will stay the same but your mod only uses the last one you set and ignores the other setting. If you set watts, it goes into the vw mode. If you set volts, it goes into the vv mode.
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