200 watts ?

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Koopor plus 200w tc = 2 x18650 Batteries

ipv3 Li 200w = 2 x 18650 batteries

ipv5 = 2x 18650 batteries

sigelei 200w tc = 2 x18650 batteries

Will these mods actually reach 200 watts on twin 18650's ? or is this a touch of manufacturers sales hype. I've no desire to go anywhere near 200w myself, just curious to know. For me it's kinda like buying a ferrari that the salesman says does 250mph then finding out it only has a three speed gearbox.

[drunkenbum]

I'm not sure about these but the snowolf 200w goes in to pulse width modulation over 150w.
The dual 18650 DNA 200's are limited to 133w so I'm guessing that's all you can safely get with a flat signal.
I'm sure VapingBad or @windows could give a more knowledgeable answer

[SteveF]

At minimum resistance they may be able to hit 200w but it would depend on the accuracy of the chip settings.
From what I've read on the sigelei 150tc it would be fair to believe the 200w might suffer the same 10-15% increase in power loss over 100w

[VapingBad]

Anyone that claims to do 200 W from 2 18650 is not being honest, at best extremely selective with the truth. If the converter board is 95% efficient, better than most of those mods, to get 200 W then board would need 210.5 W from the batteries, 105.25 W from each. At 3.6 V that would need 29.24 A so only VTCs would be safe, but they would actually need to be at about 4.1 V before you pressed the button (link), so maybe 1 or 2 puffs at 200 W with VTCs or pushing other batteries behold their constant discharge rate. IMO they are just overstating their capabilities and if they could, which I severely doubt, it would only be the first couple of puffs.

IIRC the pulses that the SnowWolf does for 200 W would not be DC equivalent, just some pulses at 200 W.

Resistance has nothing to do with it, with VW boards think in Watts in and out.

[sydsut]

Oct 30, 2015 10:43:13 GMT striker42 said:

Koopor plus 200w tc = 2 x18650 Batteries

ipv3 Li 200w = 2 x 18650 batteries

ipv5 = 2x 18650 batteries

sigelei 200w tc = 2 x18650 batteries

Will these mods actually reach 200 watts on twin 18650's ? or is this a touch of manufacturers sales hype. I've no desire to go anywhere near 200w myself, just curious to know. For me it's kinda like buying a ferrari that the salesman says does 250mph then finding out it only has a three speed gearbox.

Fast, Very Fast and Wish I'd worn my brown trousers