Is this quad coil safe ?

[timbo33333]

I'm wanting to try my first quad coil I've been building dual coils and been really enjoying the vaping

This is what I'm using :

-Style of mojo nucleus
0.25 kanathal wire
- the gentleman club mod
-3.7 volt 18650 batteries

The dual coil is running at 0.7 ohms
It's a very yellow glow when dry firing

So the quad coil would be around 0.35 ohms

Is this safe ? Or am I going to blow myself up ?

Appreciate your replys





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[5miley]

your missing the most critical piece of information before we can determine whether your set up is safe or not

WHAT BRAND AND MODEL OF BATTERY

 

[sparkyjuice]

timbo33333

post above ^^^^^^

 

[5miley]

You really need to do your homework before messing about with sub ohm builds.

I will even spoon feed you before you have an accident



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[timbo33333]

Cheers guys

There efest 3.7 v li-mn , 3100 mAh and 20 a

I might just practise my builds for a while then before I attempt it

Are these batteries safe ?

Many thanks


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[timbo33333]

So the safe limit for a 20 amp battery is 0.25 ohms then ?

Like I say I'll keep practising for a while first ( a month or so )

But in theory it should be safe ?


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[Raguri]

You said should .... do you have a ohm reader?

 

[craigfishin]

personally id step up your batteries to sony vtc4.s or higher when sub ohm'ing , just to be safe

 

[timbo33333]

Yeah got a ohm reader it's 0.7 on dual coil which is 5 wraps on a micro coil each coil. it says 20A on the battery so that's 20 amps ? so that's 0.25 ohm max so if I put a extra wrap on my coils that would be about 0.5 ohms In total on a quad build


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[BucketMod]

One may become good at not "needing" an ohms meter. But only after they have used the meter for a good while and have built many coils.
But any pro will still keep one on hand to at least check for shorting.