Never be afraid of vaping at higher watts..you can always turn it down if you don't like it
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Anyone actually vaping over 50 watts?
- Thread starter Scuba Steve
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What I vape at, depends on if I am on my work vape or my home vape. My work vape is an Atlantis .33 ohm @ 35W on a cuboid. I dunno what the pg/vg is, but it's 6mg; it's halo and they like to keep that shit secret, for some reason. My home vape is currently .45 ohm sextuple coil on TFV4 @ 80W, max VG. It's not convenient to carry around juice to refill at work (I work on an industrial assembly line), so I go with what I can vape at a low wattage and get me through the day. I vape what I enjoy most at home, 3mg with a nice warm and flavorful vape. That warm and flavorful vape sucks down about 8ml in an evening, though... As opposed to the 3ml I go through in a work day. It's a good thing that 120ml of my home vape costs less than the 30ml bottle of halo does.
The more coils and lower gauge causes you to use more wattage to heat up. It doesn't necessary equate to more heat that you feel.
Although the chamber size will also change the temp you feel using the same coil setup. Picture a small heater in a small room vs a larger room.
Makes sense..
The T8 .15 ohm coil I run in the CloudBeast is rated up to a whopping 260w..for me 125-150w vapes best..I did try 250w just for the heck of it but it was a hot vape..too hot for me... Incredible clouds though...thx for your post
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No problem.
I know lots of people that have a smok and they use the premade octuplet Clapton coils at 50-180 watts. The vape is amazing tasting at 150+ for that coil.. So that is more wire = more power needed to heat those coils up like others have said.
I am running an Aspire Atlantis at .3 ohms / 80 watts, and it's got a great kick to it.
I am running an Aspire Atlantis at .3 ohms / 80 watts, and it's got a great kick to it.
Lol.. that's funny, I was thinking that myself.. But It does show alot of folks here vape above 50w, including me...This thread needs to have the title edited to 200 watts plus to bring it up to date.
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I can remember when the thought of vaping at 50 watts sounded like pushing the envelope. I rarely vape below 65 watts myself. The build I have on my NC is hitting over 200 on a fresh set of batteries.Lol.. that's funny, I was thinking that myself.. But It does show alot of folks here vape above 50w, including me...
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It's amazing how far vaping has advanced since then...I have a couple 200w mods and recently the 300w Koopor Primus...with these CloudBeast tanks I rarely vape below 125w..
I do have a couple RTA-2 tanks I vape on my Wismec Presa at around 65-75w...it's wonderful, lol
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There are still a lot of MTLers vaping below 20W that can't fathom the possibility of vaping above 50W.
True that. I can remember when I felt that way. The irony is the OP of this thread (Scuba) probably hasn't vaped the south side of 50-75 watts in a long time.
If using Vt75 50 watts other mods 75 - 90. Had dry hit at 120 still alittle gun shy.
I vape the build in my Griffin at 75w and the build in my Lush at 95w. Amazing cloud and flavor production on both.
I'm not crazy, my mother had me tested.
I'm not crazy, my mother had me tested.