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There are quite a few mods out there that will do 18w most are custom, defining pretty in an e cig now thats a terming of personal choice.
I saw dressed up mod on fb the other day no other words defined it but gorgeous.. ill try to find it..
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There are quite a few mods out there that will do 18w most are custom, defining pretty in an e cig now thats a terming of personal choice.
I saw dressed up mod on fb the other day no other words defined it but gorgeous.. ill try to find it..
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If you have variable voltage, it should be attainable as long as the device can output the necessary current.
For example, 6 volts into 2 ohms will be 18 watts with a 3 amp current draw.
Or, 5 volts into 1.39 Ohms will be 18 watts with a 3.6 amp current draw.
You will have to do the necessary calculations to see if the power output is attainable within the limits of your device. This question shows up the limitations of operating in wattage mode on VV/VW devices, since you can only set the power within the limits of the operating system. But, switching to voltage mode may allow you to exceed the pre-programmed limits.
For example, 6 volts into 2 ohms will be 18 watts with a 3 amp current draw.
Or, 5 volts into 1.39 Ohms will be 18 watts with a 3.6 amp current draw.
You will have to do the necessary calculations to see if the power output is attainable within the limits of your device. This question shows up the limitations of operating in wattage mode on VV/VW devices, since you can only set the power within the limits of the operating system. But, switching to voltage mode may allow you to exceed the pre-programmed limits.
There's a guy here in Indiana that uses the DNA 20 to make old-school Nintendo controllers into VV/VW mods. They look pretty sweet. It is a custom, and there's at least a 3 month waiting list on them, though.
I bought the Zmax mini (cute looking) - it goes to 15 watts max. It's not that great actually - at max, it's not that intense. Provari goes to 6 volts max, which is somewhere around 15 watts as well. Better vape than the Zmax mini by far, but still not capable of the power output I'm looking for. I've seen Youtubes with guys vaping on mods that go to 20 watts, but they look like large box mods, which is not aesthetically pleasing to me personally. Just wondered if I could compile a list of mods that have that kind of power, then choose one based on best quality and look...
I like that white eVic, Visus... I'll look into that brand. Thanks.
I like that white eVic, Visus... I'll look into that brand. Thanks.
18+ watts is what has caused the resurgence of the mechanical mod. A DNA-20 is about the only regulated PV that will go that high.
Just understand that 18 watts on a mechanical is about 5 amps, so you should use a battery with at least double that ability.
Just understand that 18 watts on a mechanical is about 5 amps, so you should use a battery with at least double that ability.
Mechanicals will do 18 watts without issue.
Oh really? I have an Origin, but it doesn't come close to that... I tried a kick in it but it wouldn't fire.
It's the battery that you put in a mechanical that does the deed. When you get into the 20 watt range I would suggest an 18650 or larger battery with at least a C rating of 10.
Stupid question - most of my juices start tasting burnt at 9 or so watts. I use an itaste vv 3.0 and mini protank. Wouldn't 18 watts scorch it? What is the advantage?
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OK makes sense - I've been running my Origin in shorty mode, so duh. I feel stupid now looking at my AW IMR's - it's clear what the difference is between the 18350 and the 18650, but for some reason, I got it in my head that they have the same output, but the 350's just need to be recharged more often. Someone actually told me that and I blindly accepted it- D'OH! OK off to experiment - THANK YOU!!!!
Burning juice is a function of your delivery device. It's not designed to run the higher wattage, so trying to overpowers the coil/wick package.
In general you increase the size of the coil/wick package to increase power handling. The benefit is larger vapor volume.
yes for my dual coil (.7ohm) I regulary use my 30AMP sony's but my single coil (.9ohm) I can use 18350
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