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I do. It's brilliantly designed. Truly. The replaceable deck is the slickest I've ever seen, better than the Squape by far. You could do a lot with that.
It will depend a lot on what kind of coil you use. Many of these newer RTAs have huge decks allowing some crazy builds that vaporize juice like nobody's business. It doesn't have to be that way though, it just begs the question of why have all that space if you're not going to use it? Put a 28g single wire coilbuild on it and you won't be sucking up the juice all that much (and not getting as much flavor/cloud production), but toss a 24g fused clapton build on it and that juice is going to fly right through it.
We'll, if you use less watts, you vaporize less juice. Doesn't really have anything to do with what tank it is in.
Super duper, is all I can say. This is a fabulous tank. There are some people who are running it single coil with a tight drip tip, and it'll hold 200W+ with the bog-hole deck. I really can't say enough about it. It's just a machine. I truly love the design, so easy to work.I love that tanks providing great flavour and decent cloud have become the norm
I still need a stealthy tank for some situation but plan on getting the Boreas for everyday use as soon as my local vape shop brings them in (which they've promised to do).
Very interested in your build given it's a relatively simple one and you're vaping right in my wheelhouse regarding watts.
How is the flavour with your build
vaping it at 14 watts.,.1.2 ohms a1..with a silicone insert to reduce the chamber
Sold!
I just want one tank I can love for a while.
Just out of curiosity, what didn't you like about the Griffin?I just want one tank I can love for a while.
When all I used were drippers that was my Marquis then Velocity mini. For tanks I have the Crius and Griffen and like both but don't LOVE them
Two things; 1) Juice volume and 2) wicking.
I have mine on my RX200. With a 24ga core Clapton set, you might want to up the watts a tad to beat that ramp time. That's a pretty massive coil, It probably wants 100-120 watts to cook.
just running my boreas with the vtc miny ..at 14 watts , never liked the big boys builds . 1.2 to 1.5 ohms 28 micro or some twisted thinner wire .
It's the build, by "pre-made clapton" I assume that means the factory wire that you can buy in spools? If so it's probably 32g outer wrap which just exacerbates the ramp up issue. Anyways, try tossing that XCube on I believe it's called "Max" setting, this will increase the wattage for the first 2 seconds, it helps with ramp up but without having that heat carry all the way through the draw (if you take longer draws). IIRC I'd keep mine at 120w on a build with Max setting it'd give me 135w for the first 2 seconds.
Yes the wire came in a pre cut length I actually have it on Max but just did the Smok upgrade on it & now people complaining their Xcubes are acting funny so that could be part of it As I have run all the Smok TFV4 coils on this XCube & was a lot faster ramp up then I am experiencing now
the TFV4 coils are much smaller mass wise than what you got in there now so that's not surprising. Easy way to think about wattage use is not just more watts = hotter, it's more of a scale, to get a similar experience if you have more metal that coil will need more watts than a smaller coil. Also a coil with lower resistance will need more than one with higher. Example, my 28g fused claptons (.41Ω) at 70w is a similar experience to my 24g fused claptons (.13Ω) at 120w. Same warmth for both of those builds, though much thicker vapor on the 24g.
I'm that same way flavor>>>clouds, but with the best flavor builds I've found the clouds just come. For ramp up what I used to do with one of my old setups that was really bad is just start with exhaling while I press the button then inhale, gives the coil a chance to warm up but still applying that air so it doesn't singe anything or build up stale vapor in the chamber.
It's not just thin or thick, or watts. Bigger coils do have more mass, but that is very easy to heat. Takes very little energy. Bigger coils means more surface area. Which takes longer to vaporize more juice. Not to mention big decks, for bigger coils, give more air. Which really means more cooling. Which really means more power to produce same temp with increased surface area.
Lots of factors at play, that's just a simple rule of thumb I use to guess my sweet spot on wattage.
