VTC Mini

[Manuel99]

Hey so I bought a VTC mini and I want to buy a rda for it but I have no idea which one to get. Any suggestions? And I really don't have any idea how I should wrap my coils to what ristiance I'm very new to building my own stuff haha. I saw alot of people always say build Clapton coils but I have no idea if this can handle it. This mod only had one 18650 battery lol. Thanks everyone!

 

[Two_Bears]

Hey so I bought a VTC mini and I want to buy a RDA for it but I have no idea which one to get. Any suggestions? And I really don't have any idea how I should wrap my coils to what ristiance I'm very new to building my own stuff haha. I saw alot of people always say build Clapton coils but I have no idea if this can handle it. This mod only had one 18650 battery lol. Thanks everyone!

The new VTC Mini can fire up to 75 watts. Should be able to do about anything you need.

 

[Manuel99]

The new VTC Mini can fire up to 75 watts. Should be able to do about anything you need.

Thanks

 

[Two_Bears]

Thanks

My pleasure brother.

A lot of friendly helpful people here. So ask whenever you need help.

 

[suprtrkr]

A Wotofo Sapor is a good choice for a starter in an authentic that won't break the bank. It's extremely flexible and can be built either for flavor or cloud. It's also top-air, which is helpful because all new drippers, and not a few experienced hands, tend to over drip from time to time and top air helps prevent it from puking juice all over your mod. There are other choices, of course, and a number of good quality clones available for $10 and up. Resistance of the coils, on a regulated mod, is not as important as it is on a mechanical mod so long as it falls within the ability of the mod to fire it. What controls battery draw, and thus safety, is the watts you set, versus the voltage the battery provides. For maximum safety, and using a good quality 20A battery, stay under 60 watts and don't worry about resistance too much; the mod handles all that for you. However, there are serious safety considerations in coil building as a short can be a real problem. Theoretically, the mod is supposed to catch that, but I don't like trusting them myself. I do recommend the purchase of an ohmmeter. You can get cheap ones for $15 on eBay, and top of the line from USAOhmmeters; their "Ultimate" model is the one I use and it's $27+ship. A separate ohmmeter will help you make sure you don't have a dead short before putting it on the mod at all, serves as a handy building stand, and is useful as a check on the mod's ohmmeter and is usually more accurate.