Volts?

[Skullzz]

I am curious as to what the voltage means...as stated many times I am a complete noob (and blonde). I cannot adjust it or anything so wondering how it does it itself. I am running a Joyetech eVic VTC mini with Herakles Sense tank. Juice is 80vg/20pg. Are my settings ok? Open for suggestions

Thanks in advance for replies.





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[Zamazam]

The mod takes care of the voltage, you adjust the wattage. It's done via a microprocessor in the mod.

 

[centella4u]

For me, I'd keep my VOLT between 3.7-4.2 especially on a single 18650 mod. Like Zamazam stated above, you adjust the wattage and the mod will calculate the volt for you according to the resistant (ohm) of your COIL.


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[HondaDavidson]

Well the mod adjusts voltage it supplies to the coil to give you your desired wattage from a given ohm =coil.. In your case A .65ohm coil. To produce 50watts, the mod must supply 5.7volts to the coil. Amps is at 0, because there is no current flowing. Push the fire button that should go to about 8.7-8.8amps or so.

Fact is the ALL regulated mods are Variable Voltage ONLY. As voltage is all that really gets adjusted from the coils point of view. Now because of the digital algorythms and such used to calculate the adjustments for regulation we break that out into TC, VW and VV regulation. Regulation adjust how much and how fast/often voltage is supplied to the coil, to give a requested result.

 

[HondaDavidson]

For me, I'd keep my VOLT between 3.7-4.2 especially on a single 18650 mod. Like Zamazam stated above, you adjust the wattage and the mod will calculate the volt for you according to the resistant (ohm) of your COIL.


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Then why use a regulated mod.. If your going to limit yourself to the output of and unregulated mod, why not just use one.

ME the only reason I can see to go regulated, is so I can vape OUTSIDE the voltage range of the battery (higher and lower) and also to vape at the same voltage from charge to charge. With unregulated you do get a little less volts with each push of the fire button, unlike with regulation.

 

[centella4u]

Then why use a regulated mod.. If your going to limit yourself to the output of and unregulated mod, why not just use one.

ME the only reason I can see to go regulated, is so I can vape OUTSIDE the voltage range of the battery (higher and lower) and also to vape at the same voltage from charge to charge. With unregulated you do get a little less volts with each push of the fire button, unlike with regulation.

Hmmm, good point. I don't really have any answer to that except it's my personal preference, that's all. Oh, and I do have and use unregulated and hybrid mods (Incubus, HexOhm, SMPL, Skyladon, & Nemesis, to name a few).


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[AndriaD]

Then why use a regulated mod.. If your going to limit yourself to the output of and unregulated mod, why not just use one.

ME the only reason I can see to go regulated, is so I can vape OUTSIDE the voltage range of the battery (higher and lower) and also to vape at the same voltage from charge to charge. With unregulated you do get a little less volts with each push of the fire button, unlike with regulation.

The steadily-decreasing satisfaction is why, just as soon as I upgraded from the eRoll, I got an iTaste vv3 as my first "real" mod; so it would stay the same throughout the whole charge-cycle. And also because 4.2v is a bit higher than I prefer.

Andria