Double battery builds?!

[Lewisvapes]

Hi guys, having not built on a mod with two batteries before I just wanna check if it changes how low I can build? Or doesn’t it stay the same as a single.

My mod is a g-priv.

Any help would be great thanks all

 

[fyslexic ducker]

It should fire down to 0.06 with a tc coil going by the specs, so i would guess in wattage mode it wont fire anything lower than 0.1

 

[Lewisvapes]

It should fire down to 0.06 with a tc coil going by the specs, so i would guess in wattage mode it wont fire anything lower than 0.1

What I meant is that I’m using a rda with a dual coil build which is at 0.27ohms now. Which would be within its safe working limits even with a one battery build.. but i have two... does this change? Can I build at a lower restistance because of the dual batteries

 

[mattyk2010]

What I meant is that I’m using a rda with a dual coil build which is at 0.27ohms now. Which would be within its safe working limits even with a one battery build.. but i have two... does this change? Can I build at a lower restistance because of the dual batteries

Your trying to apply safety like your mod is a mech which its not so you don't need to worrie about safety of a build on a regulated device because if its not safe the device will tell you its not your mod for wattage mode will fire any coil build down to 0.1 ohm and it does not matter if you have 1 coil or 10 [emoji5]

 

[Lewisvapes]

Yeah that’s exactly it, because all my other mods are mechs and that’s all I’ve ever used to build on. So just to double check what you’re saying is that because this device is regulated I don’t have to worry about building too low and drawing too many amps from the battery thus causing it to vent the battery? If it’s too low the mod just won’t fire?

 

[Andy8891]

Yes, won't fire. Most mods don't fire below 0.1, some can fire down to 0.05 ohms. Your biggest risk with regulated devices is battery wraps