Wattage question

[mhertz]

I just heard that it was fixed at 3.7v, with no variability, but still regulated, so no sagging in output... 60w is also possible unregulated safely on a single 20a 18650 cell btw...

Edit: Oh sorry, you mean the max. output... Yeah that's regulation, although there are some "unregulated" mods, which also caps at e.g. 0.2ohms, like the dovpo gx200 I believe it's named... Hmm, maybe i'm wrong, and it's not regulated at e.g. 3.7v always? I really don't know for sure, sorry...

 

[haleysdadda]

I just heard that it was fixed at 3.7v, with no variability, but still regulated, so no sagging in output... 60w is also possible unregulated safely on a single 20a 18650 cell btw...

Edit: Oh sorry, you mean the max. output... Yeah that's regulation, although there are some "unregulated" mods, which also caps at e.g. 0.2ohms, like the dovpo gx200 I believe it's named... Hmm, maybe i'm wrong, and it's not regulated at e.g. 3.7v always? I really don't know for sure, sorry...

ROTFLMAO! You're killin' me brother! No worries! Maybe one of us will find out & let the other know!

 

[gpjoe]

Yeah, there are still a lot of questions about the Kanger box. I'm not even sure what exactly they are offering, but I am certain that it does not offer a variable output that can be set by the user.

Sorry if I misled anyone.

 

[mhertz]

Me too

I looked around yesterday and saw some youtube reviews sporadically and read the last two pages of the dripbox thread here, and no one knows for sure, lol! W-t-f... Crazy bringing a product out without proper spec's... One of the youtuber's said he fired it down to 0.14, even though it had a 0.2 limit??? Not recommended(if unregulated)! My point being, yet another flaw in the specs... Someone gotten an updated spec-sheet from kanger, stating the minimum was 0.1x, don 't remember, but still no info about regulation... I believe it was in the dripbox thread here, that one requested someone using a DMM on the posts to find out and report back, but no-one hasen't yet... Well, they should also just be able to tell by feel i.e. if sagging or not...

Also, of the regulated's i've owned previously, then they all also had a very small delay from firering to actually responding. I don't mean ramp-up of coil, but of the electronic-circuitry.

It makes sense that a mech responds faster, since no intermittent regulation going on, but just pure "pass-through"...