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Aspire CF sub ohm
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NemesisVaper
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There's no reason you can't use it with a dripper. Assuming it's the Sub Ohm battery and not the Sub ohm Mod (which takes a separate 18650 cell) it should fire coils down to 0.3ohm just fine.
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Building a 0.6 ohm RDA is no different than using the battery with a 0.5ohm Atlantis. Do you mean killed as in damaged or killed as in drained quickly?
If it's not firing maybe there was a short somewhere on the rda. Screw it into the charger and apply power to it as normal, this will reset any short circuit trip, if the device has one.
You can use RDA's on that battery all the way down to 0.3. No difference between a tank and RDA as far as the device is concerned, it'll fire whatever is screwed on, unless it's too high/low a build.
If it's not firing maybe there was a short somewhere on the rda. Screw it into the charger and apply power to it as normal, this will reset any short circuit trip, if the device has one.
You can use RDA's on that battery all the way down to 0.3. No difference between a tank and RDA as far as the device is concerned, it'll fire whatever is screwed on, unless it's too high/low a build.
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Yep, Evil Spock is dead on. 3 hours vaping isn't bad for the capacity of that battery.
Glad it was that, and not that the battery was literally dead
The fix is to get another for a backup. I have the CF model that you can use your own 18650 (have to charge it in a charger). That's my backup, keep it in my pack and have used it a few times when I forgot to put fresh batts in my Hexohm v2. Works great with a .3 ohm coil in my Atlantis.