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Xs2 I'm guessing your a mech user? Try 100w on regulated device whole different animal and is not pleasant to do it often at all but I should have specified i was talking in relation to regulated devices so I do apologise for that. One of my friends is a mech fanatic he has over 150 of them and vapes coils down to .15 was his lowest but when I gave him the sigelei 100w to try he quit at 90w and said he wouldn't go higher on that device despite saying in the past his mechs had hit 120+w so there is a big difference between mech and regulated but I'm not an engineer or technical enough to know what it is but I've heard a few mech users agree regulated is different. I really hate to call for bans on anything as our levels of satisfaction are as individual as we are and a good range of options is normally something I'd be shouting from the rooftops. I oppose these devices more for the shoddy quality and the fact that increasingly often the safety features are not working as they should to protect people using them, all that taken into account if vaping was under no legislative threat I'd probably go with buyer beware but right now I don't feel like handing out crates of ammo for the people that oppose us vaping.

Vaping at 100w is not pleasant and certainly not something you'd do routinely so two and a half times that would be painful and something only an idiot would do. Most peoples happy zone is between 10-40w's with mainly cloud chasers going into higher watts Iknow a lot of mech users will say "iI vape at 60+ watts" but when you take voltage drop and battery losing charge into account they are below what they think sometimes by a high margin. I'd say 95% of vapers are doing it to no longer use tobacco and high watts are not needed for that I vape now at 25watts and that's perfect for me. I hate to say there should be limits on anything because I normally believe in freedom of choice but these silly high wattage mods are not needed and are not doing any real good.

At last a builders mod just have to be careful a brickie doesn't use it by mistake although that would be a new selling point for new builds nhbc gaurantee, double glazing and external vaping support.

Dan to be honest try something a little easier and safer for you at this point maybe a nautilus\mini with a cheap vamo or sigelei zmax this will be a perfectly good setup to keep you going whilst you look into things like battery safety and ohms law whilst getting you into rebuilding heads if you choose and having a charger and 18650's for when your ready to go further if you feel the need. Whilst the release of the Atlantis and kanger sub tank is good in some ways it's bad in as much as a lot of people are buying these without the underlying knowledge to be safe doing it. Please don't think I'm having a go or meaning to be patronising as that isn't the intent I like everyone else here want you to be safe whilst you progress and that's one of the best things about this forum I'm finding that rather then push people to do things faster the emphasis is on vaping safely its a nice change of pace.

Merry Christmas and happy new year to you ruffie and everyone else hope you all get the things you want .

Kanger sub tank isn't as power hungry as the atlantis you can run it at lower wattage and still get a good vape when I was on my kanger heads i vaped 18mg but with the lemo I've dropped that to 15mg and its not as harsh as the first couple of tanks at 18 who'd have thought 3mg would be that big a difference. Try dropping your watts a bit and if still not good drop your nic a bit.