Brunhilde R(D)TA review

[Biochemist]

I see what you mean, but I am getting a great vape at 70W with all the heat and juice consumption that entails, which is lower than running at 100-120W! I am running dual Ni80 fused Claptons (homemade, I think they are 2x26+38), 3mm ID, 7 wraps each at 0.25Ohm and find that at 70W I can chain vape without a dry hit, or the cap becoming too hot to touch. Irrelevant point, how on earth does the Kennedy 25 never get hot?

I think that's a point the Corona V8 shines, it is actually a 22mm chamber so it can work very well at 40W with simple round 316L, 10 wraps spaced at 0.25Ohm, for me at least.

 

[ChrisS]

I'm finding that vaping under 100 watts isn't producing enough vapour to fill the chamber and provide a smooth vape.

I'm happy using it in circulation at 120 watts, but I wouldn't fancy doing that all day.

I'm currently doing 0.56ohms at 35 watts.

 

[Ment]

I'm currently doing 0.56ohms at 35 watts.

Yes, what I said doesn't apply to everybody - a lot of it is down to what you get used to and what style you prefer.

There are people at work with Smok tanks designed for 80+ watts vaping at 40. They give me a mod to try and I don't get anything, and when they try one of mine they practically fall over.