Woodvils and sub ohm vaping question

[ltrainer]

Are there and problems or concerns running sub ohms on a Woodvil? I'm using an RM2 and AW IMR 18650.

 

[clstearns]

I don't have one, but I would think it depends on the gauge and type of wire Rob uses to connect the switch et al. I found this which has useful information on gauges, resistance, current, etc., for copper wire.

 

[redeyedancer]

Are there and problems or concerns running sub ohms on a Woodvil? I'm using an RM2 and AW IMR 18650.

I dont see there being a problem unless your a super sub ohm cat . If you want to .4 sub ohm you may very well have issues . A mechanical woodvil will be out early 2014 for the lung burners

 

[ltrainer]

I dont see there being a problem unless your a super sub ohm cat . If you want to .4 sub ohm you may very well have issues . A mechanical woodvil will be out early 2014 for the lung burners

Thanks Rob, I'm not a super sub ohmer at all. About 1-1.2 these days.I had never heard this discussed before so I thought I would get the information out.

 

[Mudflap]

I've been using 0.8Ω on my Woodvil for several weeks now. No issue at all with the wiring or the button, but the juice keeps disappearing.

 

[cioranes]

I was hoping for the new wood mods to be sub-ohm-kitted. Is it not gonna be the case then?

 

[Vash]

I would love a mech wood! Might have to treat myself come tax time

 

[ltrainer]

I was hoping for the new wood mods to be sub-ohm-kitted. Is it not gonna be the case then?

.8 ohms have been run with no problems. Rob says don't go .4 ohm on them. Not sure just how low you can go without doing damage.

 

[redeyedancer]

I was hoping for the new wood mods to be sub-ohm-kitted. Is it not gonna be the case then?

These will be standard wood mods on off switches certainly not a mod for a guy that is going to be checking voltage drop with a meter. To be honest I dont no how low you can go on a standard woodvil . I will build some mechanical mods for the sub ohm people early 2014

 

[Treebeard]

Forgive my ignorance, but are these new wood mods not fully mechanical. What is the on/off switch for? I was thinking these were just like the metal grand only with a wood body, no? Are these Woodvils not suitable for sub ohm? Somebody enlighten me.

 

[redeyedancer]

Forgive my ignorance, but are these new wood mods not fully mechanical. What is the on/off switch for? I was thinking these were just like the metal grand only with a wood body, no? Are these Woodvils not suitable for sub ohm? Somebody enlighten me.

Woodvils have wires a on off switch a store bought push button switch . Like I said earlier its not the mod for a guy looking to vape at .4 ohm . Can it take it I dont no I dont vape super low ohm . Its not something I am concerned about these are not built with sub ohm vaping in mind . If one is looking to vape super sub ohm I would wait for the mechanical wood mods . I will build the mechanical woodvil with the new parts I will be using in the grand upgrade kits . The on off switch is so you can turn the power to the atomizer off for safety . Its a ecf rule is far as I no mods should have a on off switch