What should my watts be at?!

[Oomee]

In a regulated mod the watts you set is the watts you get and it's independent of the coil resistance. Ideally you want to focus on minimum mass, maximum surface area. Very low resistance coils are typically very high mass and have long ramp/down times and are quite inefficient.
If you can tell me what wattage you normally vape at I can suggest a coil/s.

That would be the watts at the 510 connector though.(At best, at worse could be anywhere from the fet/shunt resistor onwards depending on design/calcs)
Considering you only have 0.8 Ohms load (atty+coil), there will be a proportion of power dissipated elsewhere than the coil.

I do ponder this transfer, but always forget to measure my atty when changing coil.
Did notice that the OP's atty is gold plated for low resistance path so that will help reduce losses.

 

[BrotherBob]

Thanks for all the help! I don’t like the vape at .08. The cotton I put in it is already getting brown and it’s been less than 24 hours since I’ve put it in

Welcome and glad you joined.
Here's a little information regarding some safety issues.
Might like to read:
http://best-e-cigarette-guide.com/e...cigarettes/sub-ohm-vaping-perks-and-problems/
What is Sub Ohm Vaping? Our Sub Ohm Vaping Guide & Tips
https://spinfuel.com/sub-ohm-vaping/http://www.discountvapers.com/battery-safety/
Care and Use of 510, eGo and Variable Voltage Batteries
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blog-entry/7-information-resources-for-your-first-rba.4454/
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/threads/ecf-sub-ohm-advisory.562106/

 

[listopencil]

I did a lazy Google and the reviewer I stumbled across said that using a 0.35 Ohm build at 75 Watts with the airflow wide open gave a warm flavorful vape with superb cloud production.

 

[mcclintock]

Without more information about the coils etc. other than resistance, we don't really know near enough to give a setting. It's a fair guess it's not very efficient though.

With a regulated mod, follow all the manufacturer's specs and requirements, it's that simple.