mostlygrumpy
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- Sep 6, 2014
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I have an MPV 2, I use it nearly every day with either a mini protank 3 or a protank 3, it's fine for work. I sometimes use an ego battery with the mini protank 3 in the car, again it's fine. At home I tend to use either my stingray or my GP paps with a magma dripper.
I was satisfied and I still am satisfied with the MPV, but I wondered if I needed MORE POWER. I thought about the Sigelei 100 watt, and then I thought about the ohms calculator I use for my builds for the stingray and Paps. I usually stick between 0.8 and 1.2 ohms, this suits the vapour I like and the juices I have. I stay around the 1 ohm mark when in 18350 mode, my efests are ok for 6 amps so I'm theoretically ok down to 0.75 ohms ish, but I'm a build in a bit of leeway type safety wise. If I'm 18500 I might go 0.8, which on a fresh battery is about 5.25 amps, the batteries are good to 11 amps. The calculator tells me 0.8 ohms 4.2 Volts is about 22 Watts.
22 watts. Hmmm. So, I bought a Sigelei 50 Watt. My thought process being that I'm not a super sub ohmer, 0.4 ohms is the lowest I've been, dual coil, and it was too harsh. Out of curiosity I've had a couple of puffs at 50 watts, 40 watts and 35 watts, again, too hot, pointless (for me).
Is there a point to this?
Good question.
The point is that I've found I get the best vape between 15 and 20 watts, that's all I need. If you don't like car analogies look away now.
Whilst the thought of a Ferrari is all well and good and we'd all like a go in one, the simple truth is they're bugger all use for popping to the shops or at the Drive Thru.
You might be like me and thinking about buying a 100 Watt, 150 Watt mod, but do you need it? Unless you're competition cloud chasing or use your mod for grilling chops I don't think you do.
You've just bought one anyway haven't you? Mmmmm it's shiny.
FFS.
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I was satisfied and I still am satisfied with the MPV, but I wondered if I needed MORE POWER. I thought about the Sigelei 100 watt, and then I thought about the ohms calculator I use for my builds for the stingray and Paps. I usually stick between 0.8 and 1.2 ohms, this suits the vapour I like and the juices I have. I stay around the 1 ohm mark when in 18350 mode, my efests are ok for 6 amps so I'm theoretically ok down to 0.75 ohms ish, but I'm a build in a bit of leeway type safety wise. If I'm 18500 I might go 0.8, which on a fresh battery is about 5.25 amps, the batteries are good to 11 amps. The calculator tells me 0.8 ohms 4.2 Volts is about 22 Watts.
22 watts. Hmmm. So, I bought a Sigelei 50 Watt. My thought process being that I'm not a super sub ohmer, 0.4 ohms is the lowest I've been, dual coil, and it was too harsh. Out of curiosity I've had a couple of puffs at 50 watts, 40 watts and 35 watts, again, too hot, pointless (for me).
Is there a point to this?
Good question.
The point is that I've found I get the best vape between 15 and 20 watts, that's all I need. If you don't like car analogies look away now.
Whilst the thought of a Ferrari is all well and good and we'd all like a go in one, the simple truth is they're bugger all use for popping to the shops or at the Drive Thru.
You might be like me and thinking about buying a 100 Watt, 150 Watt mod, but do you need it? Unless you're competition cloud chasing or use your mod for grilling chops I don't think you do.
You've just bought one anyway haven't you? Mmmmm it's shiny.
FFS.
Sent from my iPad using Planet of the Vapes