Mini Super Tank and 0.2ohm coil head

[BaerCiggy2Vape]

hey so I have a question and concern about the tobeco 0.2ohm coil in the mini super tank.
I'm running it at 50.0watts currently, I started out saying I wouldn't go higher than 60watts but I'm starting to wonder if I should be?
The flavor was outstanding at 45.0watts so I decided to stay low. Only recently have I been cranking it up, and I'm just wondering what everyone else's preferred setting is when using this tank?
Also what's the best wattage when Vaping the 0.5ohm tobeco coil.
Thanks

 

[Thanrak]

.5 ohm I used around 30 watts and the .15 ni200 I'm using at 40 watts and 350 degrees.

 

[Rhyno636]

hey so I have a question and concern about the tobeco 0.2ohm coil in the mini super tank.
I'm running it at 50.0watts currently, I started out saying I wouldn't go higher than 60watts but I'm starting to wonder if I should be?
The flavor was outstanding at 45.0watts so I decided to stay low. Only recently have I been cranking it up, and I'm just wondering what everyone else's preferred setting is when using this tank?
Also what's the best wattage when Vaping the 0.5ohm tobeco coil.
Thanks

I run the .5 coil at 50 watts and the .2 coil at 55. I don't care for the .2, but the .5 are the best I've ever used.

Depends on the mod you're using too though. Its not possible to run the .2 below @75 watts on the D2 because it doesn't have step down. The same goes for any mod without step down. For this reason, I believe I've burned a few coils upon initial break in by wacking them with too much power.

 

[Rhyno636]

I run the .5 coil at 50 watts and the .2 coil at 55. I don't care for the .2, but the .5 are the best I've ever used.

Depends on the mod you're using too though. Its not possible to run the .2 below @75 watts on the D2 because it doesn't have step down. The same goes for any mod without step down. For this reason, I believe I've burned a few coils upon initial break in by wacking them with too much power.

Yes there is a work around with the D2, and maybe my @75 watts figure isn't exact depending on efficiency etc. Bottomline, the .5s are the best.