What Sub ohm tank should I get on a 220w box mod

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steam heat

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What would you hit the kennedy on? Does it produce major clouds? How much do you need to know about wicking and coils? I am not the interested in the nitty gritty I just want to vape major clouds
If you do not have experience building and wicking, that will be the first thing you will need to get.......it takes knowledge and understanding of materials/batterys/ohms law before you are just gonna jump in to a new mod an blow clouds. I would start off with a cheap RDA to learn on. After you have learned and understand how to SAFELY build and wick coils, you will know what will RDA deck will best suit you and the coils you want to build. But best of luck to you and keep us posted on your builds as we are all here to help.
 

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Yes, this one but you don't seem to be listening. You need truly HIGH AMP (30+) batteries and an atty with HUGE airflow.. I don't cloud comp but my Subtank RBA blows giant clouds at 15 watts and 1.3 ohms. Saying you don't want to do a lot of work or education and blow massive clouds is like saying that you want a High paying executive job but don't want to go to school and learn the business.. Unless your daddy owns the company it just ain't gonna happen. Learn coil building, battery safety and wicking and you will blow clouds. Don't, and you'll just blow yourself up. Best of luck.

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Hey guys,

I just got a 220w box mod and want to know what tank I should get. I want something will have large vapor production, great taste and vaping on a high wattage.
perhaps you should put an emergency contact number in case you are unable to respond:lol: learn a little about RDAs coil building and ohms law before pushing to the maximum limit of your batteries
 

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Why two threads asking the same exact question?...
He didn't like the answer. This thread's getting scary.

To OP: we've told you, get a TFV4. There's no way to actually use 220watts of power without specialized equipment and considerable know how; which you don't have and, by your post, don't appear to be interested in learning. You are treading on very dangerous ground if you try to build something that will vape at 220 watts with your current skill level. 'Nuff said, really; you've been warned.

Regarding the Scylla, I don't have one, or know anybody who does. The .25 Ni coil is nothing special. The .3 ceramic is something I regard as still in beta testing. They've been out a few months, some like them, others don't. No real data on them yet, save they do appear to last longer than other types of prefab coils. However, it won't go any higher than 160 watts either, and I will bet you can get better cloud out of the Octoclapton coils in the TFV4.

Good luck, signing off.
 

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a 2 battery mod going all the way up to 220 watts? That sounds like a recipe for disaster. Even with true 30 amp batteries at a full charge, you are limited to 252 watts(not accounting for any voltage sag...at that high of a drain, you WILL have some voltage sag). The mod is going to have SOME inefficiency. Once the batteries are half drained, you are already at the limit of your batteries if you are trying to run it at 220w. Simply stated, a 220w mod running off only two batteries simply isn't practical. Realistically, with true 30a batteries, you are going to be able to hit it 2-5 times(if that) at 220w before you are actually exceeding the limits of the batteries after the voltage sag.

Personally, since you don't want to learn to build and just want something to throw on there and chuck clouds, I would say just get a tfv4 and ramp it up to 90-120 watts depending on the coil and watch the clouds fly. If you really want to go much higher than 140ish, you are going to have to learn to build your own coils. Even then, with a dual battery mod, I wouldn't even bother going above 160 even with 30a batteries simply because you are going to be running the batteries at their limit the whole time, getting terrible charge life, and the batteries are going to wear out incredibly fast from being run near their limit all the time.

Probably not what you really wanted to hear, but it is the truth.

At 25A duty, even the LG HB6(a true 30a battery) is going to suffer a voltage drop all the way down to a little under 3.6v per cell on the first hit. That means at 220w, you can't even safely hit it a single time before you are exceeding the safe limits of the battery.
 
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If you can't be bothered learning how to build coils, ohm's law, battery safety and other topics members have already pointed out, you can never fully utilize your toy. There are no premade coils and tank that can handle that much power.

I just hope you don't just walk into a vape store and ask the clerk for "the best coil and tank you have", insert them all into your mod, pump up the wattage and press the fire button. o_O
 
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