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It's a 15 watt notcigs chip. => http://www.reosmods.com/images/usermanuals/grand.pdf
You can probably push it a bit lower, but I would keep it above 1.2 ohms. Personally I run between 1.5 and 1.8 ohms on my VV Grands.
You can probably push it a bit lower, but I would keep it above 1.2 ohms. Personally I run between 1.5 and 1.8 ohms on my VV Grands.
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Had to buy sumpin' while waiting on the Woodvilles... Black with copper vein and a tumbled silver. (I will hurt somebody for you in order to obtain a VV Woodville in good condition.)
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Thanks but I don't dislike anyone that much to give you my Tesla.
Thanks but I don't dislike anyone that much to give you my Tesla.
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The notcigs chip is pretty finnicky.. It's supposed to see everything below 1.0 ohm as a short and shut down. I just don't know how well that works or how it goes about doing that. --> Real world? Depends on your chip. The chip in my VVPV sees everything below ~1.35-ish as a short. My VVW sees everything below ~1.2-ish as a short. One of my buddies has a BuzzPro and it sees everything below ~1.1-ish as a short. I tested them not very long ago and posted the right numbers... but I'll be dipped if I can find that post.
Also - the 15w thing... I could never quite get there. Both of my notcigs chips seem to make it to just about 13.5 or so watts. At least, that's how the math came out when I used an in-line volt meter and a known ohm. It's entirely possible Buzzkill never considered a little bit of voltage drop when he tested the first ones for the buzz pro. I think he might have just put a 2.0 ohm atty on and then used the maximum 5.5 volts and it ran at what should be 15.1w... but if you put an inline voltmeter and crank it to 5.5v with a 2.0 ohm atty or carto on, the volts will read a lot closer to 5.15 than 5.5 (at least the ones I own do... ymmv)
Also - the 15w thing... I could never quite get there. Both of my notcigs chips seem to make it to just about 13.5 or so watts. At least, that's how the math came out when I used an in-line volt meter and a known ohm. It's entirely possible Buzzkill never considered a little bit of voltage drop when he tested the first ones for the buzz pro. I think he might have just put a 2.0 ohm atty on and then used the maximum 5.5 volts and it ran at what should be 15.1w... but if you put an inline voltmeter and crank it to 5.5v with a 2.0 ohm atty or carto on, the volts will read a lot closer to 5.15 than 5.5 (at least the ones I own do... ymmv)
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I make coils in the 2.0-2.2 range for my VVGrand. I get the full range of the chip this way. I use 30g and found a slightly bigger diameter coil also works better for me.
I always ran between 2-3 I really should fire it back up again its been a while since I used mine 
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Link: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/260459-vv-reos-part-ii-19.html#post5527547
Specs:
15 watts maximum power output
Wheel adjustable voltage dial
Improved battery life 2 x 's avg. , we have a new controller that is MUCH more efficeint. avg. 12 hrs per charge
batteries (16340 type)
3-3 to 5.5 volt adjustment
Reverse battery protection
Over current protection
Over temp. protection
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