Vaping power chart ??? ??? ???

[xbshine]

hi guys, i have now a zmax mini i just got it, im soo happy with it, my other mods are gonna be at a minimal usage now, i was just wondering if this vaping power chart 2.0 is accurate is ok to follow with the zmax mini v2, my battery is 18350 efest imr, ill be using a tank single coil 2.5 ohms,

thanks guys for your helpp,,

 

[xbshine]

a bigger picture of the chart

 

[kiwivap]

Yes its ok to use. You won't need it if you use the variable wattage mode though. For variable wattage set your Zmax to the power mode in menu 7 - that's variable wattage. And set it to ANS (stands for RMS) in menu 8. If you use the variable voltage option then the power chart is a good guide - it is a guide.

It can get over-complicated with charts etc - bu with variable wattage the Zmax will read the resistance of your coils and set the voltage automatically for you. So just set your Zmax at around 5.5 watts - then click up to where it tastes good. That's all you have to do - that's the beauty of having a variable wattage device. It doesn't have to be complicated and you don't have to worry about ohms and volts and keep checking a chart to be able to find your sweet spot.

 

[Baditude]

The guy who created one of those charts wrote an article explaining ohms, voltage, watts, and how they relate to finding your sweet spot. I found it to be an educational read. Again, the chart is used as a good guideline, not set in stone:

Guide to Safe Vaping - E-Cigarette Safety | Ecig Advanced Community Blog

 

[kiwivap]

The guy who created one of those charts wrote an article explaining ohms, voltage, watts, and how they relate to finding your sweet spot. I found it to be an educational read. Again, the chart is used as a good guideline, not set in stone:

Yeah I've seen that before - it was back when most vapers only used variable voltage. The Zmax power mode takes care of having to figure all that out. If you use one you'll see what I mean.

 

[xbshine]

Yes its ok to use. You won't need it if you use the variable wattage mode though. For variable wattage set your Zmax to the power mode in menu 7 - that's variable wattage. And set it to ANS (stands for RMS) in menu 8. If you use the variable voltage option then the power chart is a good guide - it is a guide.

It can get over-complicated - with variable wattage the Zmax will read the resistance of your coils and set the voltage automatically for you. So just set your Zmax at around 5.5 watts - then click up to where it tastes good. That's all you have to do - that's the beauty of having a variable wattage device. It doesn't have to be complicated and you don't have to worry about ohms and volts and keep checking a chart to be able to find your sweet spot.

thank you kiwivap for your tip and information, appreciate it,