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[steffijade]

Aha.. peeled back the paper sticker and the us18650vct4 was underneath it (doh). Thanks for that.

The dripper has perked up flavour wise now.

It's probably gonna be a slow descent to lower ohms for me.. the .7 on the dripper is hitting the spot at zero nic, so I might just see how I get on at that sort of level for now.

 

[sparkyjuice]

What device is the trident on out of curiosity ?


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[steffijade]

What device is the trident on out of curiosity ?


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Using it on a 'clone' that came from FT.. looks like a 134 but it's a mech.

https://www.fasttech.com/products/1545400

 

[sparkyjuice]

Got my trident v2 clone on a copper nemesis clone and it really hits at 0.9 ohm when the flavour drops off I swap to another mech with that battery with a kayfun coiled to 3.7v to give me the watts I require
That way I get more longevity out of the battery
May be obvious but have not seen it mentioned anywhere


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[steffijade]

Got my trident v2 clone on a copper nemesis clone and it really hits at 0.9 ohm when the flavour drops off I swap to another mech with that battery with a kayfun coiled to 3.7v to give me the watts I require
That way I get more longevity out of the battery
May be obvious but have not seen it mentioned anywhere


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I'm assuming the copper is for better conductivity/voltage drop?

I've got an inline volt reader kicking about somewhere.. will have to dig it out and check what voltage is actually reaching the atty.

 

[sparkyjuice]

The sony vtc4 lasts for awhile at 4.ish volts
Majority of most batts life is in the 3.7 range
If I coil at 3.7 to get batt life in a kayfun I find a fresh batt burns the liquid I use
I use a multimeter to measure the volts
Volt drop is not the whole story as it depends on load (coil)
Taste is more of a guide it drops off you swap the battery and switch to the other



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[Chegs]

I use an inline voltmeter to check batteries, with no atty attached then again with it firing. Once I've been vaping a device awhile though, the taste changes alert me to battery condition so I don't need to keep the voltmeter on.

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