My smok Tech 3.0 OHM Steel Dual Coil Cartomizers should be in the mailbox today! I'm will be using them on my provari. Just wondering what volts other provari owners run theirs at?
for best flavor youre probably going to need to run that at 6 volts...and even then its not going to be that good at that high a resistance.....dual coils effectively double the voltage needed from a VV device to get the same flavor.Youre also going to burn through batteries at a very fast rate.
A lot of people using 1.7 ohm single coils report that their sweet spot is pretty close to 3.7 volts give or take a .01. Ive found that to be pretty consistent for me with any atomizer resistance. I just add 2 volts and adjust up or down a bit either way to tweak it.
Using that logic, youre not going to get optimum flavor and vapor production from a 3ohm dual coil until you get to 8 volts which is impossible for a Provari.
Single coil+lower resistance =longer battery life and a cooler vape.
Dual coil+higher resistance =shorter battery life and a warmer vape.
I just checked the mail and they were here. After getting the box open I realized I bought the wrong ones anyways.. They are too small to fit in my tank from smoktech. They also don't have the flanged end. I filled one up anyways. I see what your talking about. At 6 volts it hits, but not like it should. This whole tank carto system is driving me nuts!!
I run my 2ohm single coil carto\tank at 4.4 volts on the proV and the 1.7 single coil around 3.7/3.8 just to give you an idea. I never use 3.0 ohm so I can't tell ya.
Am I the only one who cant seem to use Ego batteries? I find them to be soo big and inconvenient. When I take a drag It really doesnt feel like a cigarette. Im more of an 808 kinda guy, I know theres alot of bad brands that give the 808 model a bad name but I guess you just have to find the right product.
Okay, I read another thread where someone broke out ohms law and a bunch of equations that made zero sense to me. In plain english what I think he said was that you actually get more battery life out of running higher resistance cartos at higher volts than running lower resistance cartos at low voltage.
Can someone actually confirm or deny this because Ive been led to believe the opposite is true and dont want to be giving bad information out to people. Running at 5.5 to 6 volts with a higher restistance carto just seems backwards to me, but maybe its like how hot water freezes into ice faster than cold water.