Hello, just signed up here. I have an IPV D2 with a Sense Herakles Tank with the .6 ohm coils. I'm interested in getting into RDAs and I have NEVER made my own coils before. The RDA I want is a Lone Wulf RDA in Copper. As I was looking for tools needed for RDAs I saw that I needed to purchase an OHM reader. My question is, my IPV D2 reads ohms so would I need to still buy an Ohm Reader? I plan on making builds between .2-.4 ohms (since the IPV D2 only reads down to .2) and I am also wondering if it is safe for me to use an RDA with my IPV D2? Here is the link on what I plan to do with my coils.
. Also what watts would you run at with a .2-.4 ohm build? I go up to 60-75w with my .6 since I use max vg 0 nic juice but I was wondering if those watts are necessary with an RDA with the .2-.4 build? I have an IMREN IMR 3500mah 30A battery. Thanks so much I know I asked a lot of questions.
Become a Patron!
RDA with IPV D2 (some questions)
- Thread starter MaxxxxVape
- Start date
BadLuckAndTrouble
Silver Contributor
Member For 4 Years
Member For 3 Years
Member For 2 Years
Member For 1 Year
I use my MVP and my D2 in lieu of an ohm reader without any negative results so far, but I'm sure an ohm reader is more accurate.
I vape a Velocity tobeco clone with 24g Mad Hatter annealed stainless steel wire at .22 ohms @ 60-75 watts on the D2 just fine. Batteries kinda go quick though.
Don't know anything about the Lone Wulf or Imren Batts though.
I vape a Velocity tobeco clone with 24g Mad Hatter annealed stainless steel wire at .22 ohms @ 60-75 watts on the D2 just fine. Batteries kinda go quick though.
Don't know anything about the Lone Wulf or Imren Batts though.
The ohm reader on any mod will not be as accurate as a good ohm reader, but it will definitely be sufficient to get the job done. So there really isn't any reason to by an ohm reader. I can't speak to the watts for a .2 or .4 ohm coil, but I would guess you will need the higher watts at that range.