Hey All,
Ok, ok, so i know that i will not explode but as unlikely as it is, could my device?
I just picked up a Uwell Crown (original) and an IPV5 mod.
This is my first experience with a box mod. This mod can go up to 200w and 120 (or 572F) in TC mode.
My question is if i can accidentally overdo it.
I know that the mod is regulated, which i think means that it becomes idiot proof and it will "know" not to do something if it cannot handle it.
For example, if i have a .5 coil (rated 30-80w) and i mistakenly fire it at 200w do i have to be worried? Obviously, this would not be something i do on purpose but is more of a what if.
Same thing for TC mode. I will not bring it to the limits on purpose but what if that happens?
Because it is a regulated mod, do i have anything to be worried about potentially?
PS. I know that i am not the smartest person in the world, but i am also not an idiot. I have a basic (or very basic compared to some of you) understanding of Ohms, watts, volts, joules and how they work with one another.
Thank you.
Ok, ok, so i know that i will not explode but as unlikely as it is, could my device?
I just picked up a Uwell Crown (original) and an IPV5 mod.
This is my first experience with a box mod. This mod can go up to 200w and 120 (or 572F) in TC mode.
My question is if i can accidentally overdo it.
I know that the mod is regulated, which i think means that it becomes idiot proof and it will "know" not to do something if it cannot handle it.
For example, if i have a .5 coil (rated 30-80w) and i mistakenly fire it at 200w do i have to be worried? Obviously, this would not be something i do on purpose but is more of a what if.
Same thing for TC mode. I will not bring it to the limits on purpose but what if that happens?
Because it is a regulated mod, do i have anything to be worried about potentially?
PS. I know that i am not the smartest person in the world, but i am also not an idiot. I have a basic (or very basic compared to some of you) understanding of Ohms, watts, volts, joules and how they work with one another.
Thank you.
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