Voltage Question

[mrdfield]

Hello, Is 4.4 volts too high to vape on a 2.0 single coil carto in a carto tank using a provari mini love the vape at those volts But I have been vaping for about 10 months now and I'm a little worried cause all the safe vaping charts I see on here and on the web state that I am running to high I haven't run into any issues as of yet but those charts are on the back of mind some help would be greatly appreciated thank you


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[supertrunker]

Nope - you're not stressing it at all. Vape it all day.

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[p7willm]

You should vape what YOU like. Charts and such are good for a starting place and from there go your own way. Different juice and different cartos might take a different voltage but you got that covered. You are the reason the device goes up to 4.4.

Most of the safe vaping stuff is about battery safety and has to do with asking a battery to give more than it should. Using an ohms law caluclator 4.4 volts with a 2 ohm coil is 9.6 watts and 2.2 amps. I dont know of a battery that would have any problem with 2.2 amps. You don't say what you are using to get the 4.4 volts but it probably is incapable of asking for more of any battery than it can handle.

 

[Baditude]

A very simple rule to follow is to take the ohm of the coil and add the number "2". The sum will be a good starting spot for your voltage. + or - in either direction to find YOUR sweet spot.

Example: 2 ohm coil + 2 = 4 volts.

 

[bussdriver]

^^^^^^^^^^^^

Don't know how you came up with that formula, but upon thinking about it a little, it's a pretty good method!

 

[Topacka]

No problem at all. All those charts are out of date and really don't mean anything anymore.

But I tend to be wary of pushing cartos past 12 watts because that polyfill can melt.