Very nice chart Zen. I would say the comfort levels are purely subjective. What is "Way Too Hot" for some is a nice warm vape to others. I think the only way to really know is to try it. I use LR 306 atties @ 1.5 ohms on a 18650 3.7v mod, and it is perfect for me. I guess my point is, don't let the "Way too hot" type ratings, especially at the border between one and another rating, discourage you from trying it.
That is a great chart. Saved and filed. I was under the impression that ego/Tornado batteries had 14500 built inside and wired different which would result in a 3.7 BUT now I see and understand they are around 3.2 to 3.4. However after a few hours my 14500 will decline in voltage as will the Tornado so that's why I thought they were the same.
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My logic is that if i hate the harshness of an LR when using a Tornado battery... imagine how much harder it will hit when i use my box mod for the first time. I will probably hate the LR even more. Good thing I bought some cisco 2 ohm atties which will reduce the harshness. Also. When using a 14500,fully charged is around 4.2 which brings the total watts when using an LR wayyyyyy high. But as you use the battery it will drop to 3.7 to 3.2 levels i assume?
Making a little bit cooler and less harsh?
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Hi all,Although I take my eGo to work,my BB or Icon is slightly better IMO.
The eGo,without hi-nic.juice has hardly any punch,-lot's o' vape,no punch.
the 14500 powered mods are a little better,not much,but they are better.
Best yet(for me)is 2ohm 510 on my provari@ 4.8-5v.
I don't know what that comes to in watts,But it works for me![]()
I'M confused,,, whats the best ohm atty to use on my riva eGo 3.7(or 3.4) to get flavor and hit without getting really hot atty.
"Sweet spot" is subjective, of course. For many, it is somewhere between 6 and 8 watts. So, yeah, 6.83 watts is very good for a lot of us. However, it is not watts (i.e., power or intensity of the vape) that does damage, but amps (i.e., the current). In this case (a 1.5 ohm LR atty on a 3.2V fat batt): 2.1 amps, which is on the high side. [My rule of thumb: around 1.5 amps is fine; 2.0+ amps is risky.]...3.2 volt eGo-ish 1.5 ohm LR atty: 3.2 * 3.2 / 1.5 = 6.83 watts = good, may blow circuits...
As always, thanks, WOH!These two links will help you immensely!
What are These LR and HV Attys?
Ohm's and Jules Law Calculator
for about 5 minutes i never wanted 6volts ever again LOL it felt like a blow torch of eliquid and i was freaking out. Thank god i only used it for a few minutes or else i'd of blown up my brand new mod probably.
Anywho, i realized the issue, threw in my 18650 for 3.7 and i gotta say, it's probably my favorite vaping experience so far.
When i'm feeling curious i throw on the LR 306 on my 5v passthrough through my computer (which i reckon is probably only 4.3 or 4.4 at that point in the USB) And it's definately a bit hotter 8) but i wouldn't recommend people doing that LOL could cause some problems.
OMG that's hot... 2 ohms at 5 volts is 12.5 watts! At 4.8 it's 11.5 watts... The sweet spot for MOST folks is between 7 and 8 watts.
But the ProVari is one sweet device... I'm using one right this minute!