Hi I have ordered the Jacvapour VGO2 VV with 400mah and 900mah batteries, also comes with 2ml and 3.5ml Nova clearos. What other tanks/tips fittings would also be suitable? Also any other tips, thoughts, advice would be appreciated, not entirely new to vaping but at the same time am a bit of a novice and I simply want to get the best out of my kit. Has anyone tried these?
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Just had a little looksee, and in my humble opinion, most items that fit a standard ego-c twist battery should be fine with it.
The CE series, protanks, evods etc. It looks like standard ego and 510 threading on the batteries.
And a standard 510 drip tip for the novas.
Ps. lower ohm tanks will save on battery power. 1.8-2.0 ohm coils, should give good results.
The CE series, protanks, evods etc. It looks like standard ego and 510 threading on the batteries.
And a standard 510 drip tip for the novas.
Ps. lower ohm tanks will save on battery power. 1.8-2.0 ohm coils, should give good results.
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Might be worth checking when it arrives. I've had a few customers with Jacvapour batteries which look like egos but aren't ego threads!
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Yep, just depends whether it's also ego threaded or not - that's what's going to influence what other tanks you'll be looking at.
Nice one, have bought juice from Liberty Flights before, good stuff especially the cherry!!! Will have a look once my kit arrives. Just wish it would hurry up, mind you I only ordered it yesterday but it has shipped so won't be long. Thanx everyone.
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Don't want to be argumentative, but it's my understanding that it's the amp draw that has the main effect on battery life.
A 2ohm coil run at 4 volts prodcuces 8 watts and pulls 2 amps.
A 3ohm coil run at 4.9 volts produces (just over) 8 watts and pulls 1.6 amps.
So in theory, a higher ohm coil with a higher voltage pulls less amps.
It should be remembered, however, that I'm a dizzy cow and often talk a load of old tripe.
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I stand corrected. Thanks.
I was under the impression, the lower the ohms the less power needed to heat it up.
Now recoiling to 3ohm.
If 5 turns of 0.25 kanthal gives me 1.4-1.5 ohms, I should then in theory be looking at 9-10 turns.
But that may not fit into the PT heads. So shopping for 0.2 may be in order.
I was under the impression, the lower the ohms the less power needed to heat it up.
Now recoiling to 3ohm.
If 5 turns of 0.25 kanthal gives me 1.4-1.5 ohms, I should then in theory be looking at 9-10 turns.
But that may not fit into the PT heads. So shopping for 0.2 may be in order.
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