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Post by wight on Mar 21, 2015 16:51:38 GMT
With some of the higher wattage mods available now, I was wondering what people normally vape at. Two votes
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Post by Get Off My Cloud on Mar 21, 2015 16:54:52 GMT
Usually 30w-40w for RBA's there are some i vape a lot lower but the ones i generally use the most then that's what i vape at. 40w-50w with RDA's is my normal range but again there are exceptions depending on the RDA and the build it could be lower it could be higher.
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Post by geordie_vaper on Mar 21, 2015 17:00:15 GMT
15 to 25 normally 20 but somtimes lower or wack it up depending on my mood
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Post by sydsut on Mar 21, 2015 17:08:41 GMT
I've voted but it usually depends on the mod. Regulated between 8.5 & 13 watts and on mechs with drippers, who knows?
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Post by clairea on Mar 21, 2015 17:23:22 GMT
Depends what I am using, but with new tank and mod aroun 14-18 at mo dependent on juice
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Post by davetherayon on Mar 21, 2015 17:48:55 GMT
DNA40, 0.10 to 0.20 ohms, rayon or JP cotton wick, hover around the 12 W mark. Often as low as 10.5 W. This is using high-VG juices, so no lack of cloudage, and with decent flavour. It's amusing to see folk going for 100W / 150W devices, as if incinerating your juice is going to do more than risk producing health-damaging emissions. Dr Farsalinos's study into the temperature of temperature of evaporation should be out soon, that'll be a real eye opener, showing (I think) what wattage is the cutoff above which the nasties like formaldehyde are produced.
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Post by wight on Mar 21, 2015 17:51:36 GMT
Depending on set up/ liquid. Mine will be between 7-11 watts. So most of the time around 9 watts on a 1.6 to 2.2 omh single coil
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Post by Get Off My Cloud on Mar 21, 2015 18:08:03 GMT
DNA40, 0.10 to 0.20 ohms, rayon or JP cotton wick, hover around the 12 W mark. Often as low as 10.5 W. This is using high-VG juices, so no lack of cloudage, and with decent flavour. It's amusing to see folk going for 100W / 150W devices, as if incinerating your juice is going to do more than risk producing health-damaging emissions. Dr Farsalinos's study into the temperature of temperature of evaporation should be out soon, that'll be a real eye opener, showing (I think) what wattage is the cutoff above which the nasties like formaldehyde are produced. Regardless of the findings there still wouldn't be a set cut off with regards to watts alone. It would have to be watts in relation to resistance and the material type of wire used.
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Post by davetherayon on Mar 21, 2015 18:17:54 GMT
Which begs the question, what wire and ohmage is safe for pumping 150W through? Back to ohms law. Using this site here, with 150W and 7.4 V (so two 18650s) the resulting current is 20 amps, which is probably safe with most decent 18650s. It would run hot though on a resistance above 0.36 ohms.
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Post by Get Off My Cloud on Mar 21, 2015 18:29:37 GMT
Which begs the question, what wire and ohmage is safe for pumping 150W through? Back to ohms law. Using this site here, with 150W and 7.4 V (so two 18650s) the resulting current is 20 amps, which is probably safe with most decent 18650s. It would run hot though on a resistance above 0.36 ohms. Well there's the thing we don't know what hot is as of now. With regards to base liquids like PG/VG and nicotine i guess the study will show what a safe temperature range is but with regards to flavourings i doubt the study will be much help because there is just too wide a variety so we're never going to know what temperature range if any is unsafe with those breaking down into dangerous compounds under specific temperatures. I would hazard to assume that most people vaping at the 150w that you gave as an example are building below 0.36ohms anyway.
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Post by gill2009 on Mar 21, 2015 18:32:15 GMT
I vape my lovely Vamo @ 9 watts...I'm not very adventurous
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Post by mattyjones1977 on Mar 21, 2015 18:49:29 GMT
Lemo at 20w on a 1.4 ohm coil with my lovely diy fudge subtank mini at 20w 0.4 ohm vaping my vanilla cupcake mix and my kayfun at 9.5w on a 1 ohm build with strawberry fields kiwi slammer yum yum
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Post by davetherayon on Mar 21, 2015 18:49:29 GMT
Which begs the question, what wire and ohmage is safe for pumping 150W through? Back to ohms law. Using this site here, with 150W and 7.4 V (so two 18650s) the resulting current is 20 amps, which is probably safe with most decent 18650s. It would run hot though on a resistance above 0.36 ohms. Well there's the thing we don't know what hot is as of now. With regards to base liquids like PG/VG and nicotine i guess the study will show what a safe temperature range is but with regards to flavourings i doubt the study will be much help because there is just too wide a variety so we're never going to know what temperature range if any is unsafe with those breaking down into dangerous compounds under specific temperatures. I would hazard to assume that most people vaping at the 150w that you gave as an example are building below 0.36ohms anyway. Rip Trippers reviewed an ipv3 150W at above 1 ohm (see the annotation towards the end : "Will this vape below 1 ohm? We shall see"). Lots of clouds and sick as tits etc, so it'll sell.
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Post by ausfost on Mar 21, 2015 19:10:43 GMT
No option for 3 to 5 watts? Am I alone in vaping at low wattage? Sometimes go as high as 9 but usually between 3 - 5
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Post by Brambles on Mar 21, 2015 20:22:52 GMT
8.5 watts using dual coil kanger aerotank, 7.5 watts using single coil, both 2.2ohms. Any more and the coils gunge up quicker. 70% AG 30% PG. Just tried 5 watts ausfost, I could do it if i had to ...would have to add more flavouring. I used to vape at 5 watts, but found upping it made the flavours much better and vape where I get the best flavour and coils last longest before needing a dry burn or replaced.
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