First time using mech mod

[Dai1510]

Hi everyone, I hope I'm asking this in the right place, but I need advice on using a mech mod, I have been using a regulated mod for 2+ years, my RDA is a bonza, and I'm using a duel ni80 fused Clapton setup and the wire is 28g×3+38g, with a 3mm id and it comes in at 0.10- 0.12, I'm also using Samsung 25r batteries and everything is perfect, BUT can I run that setup on a mech mod but using a higher amp rated battery ( the mech mod takes 3 different size batteries, so upping the amp rating is not a problem ), sorry if this sounds stupid but I want to be as safe as possible TIA

 

[BULLDOG1964]

Use steam -engine .org put in the volts of your battery and the ohms of your coil and that will calculate for you but always test your ohms on a ohm meter or regulated mod first before using on your mech.

 

[nwhornet]

Hi everyone, I hope I'm asking this in the right place, but I need advice on using a mech mod, I have been using a regulated mod for 2+ years, my RDA is a bonza, and I'm using a duel ni80 fused Clapton setup and the wire is 28g×3+38g, and it comes in at 0.10- 0.12, I'm also using Samsung 25r batteries and everything is perfect, BUT can I run that setup on a mech mod but using a higher amp rated battery, sorry if this sounds stupid but I want to be as safe as possible TIA

That build pulls too many Amps for any current high amp 18650.

O.15ohm is about as low as you can go with a Samsung 20S. These are for safety as it will give you a little safety headroom.

 

[Dai1510]

Use steam -engine .org put in the volts of your battery and the ohms of your coil and that will calculate for you but always test your ohms on a ohm meter or regulated mod first before using on your mech.

So do I put in 4.2v for a fully charged battery

 

[RAPTOREX]

Hi everyone, I hope I'm asking this in the right place, but I need advice on using a mech mod, I have been using a regulated mod for 2+ years, my RDA is a bonza, and I'm using ni80 fused Clapton and the wire is 28g×3+38g, and it comes in at 0.10- 0.12, I'm also using Samsung 25r batteries and everything is perfect, BUT can I run that setup on a mech mod but using a higher amp rated battery, sorry if this sounds stupid but I want to be as safe as possible TIA

You could, though you'd be right up against the limits of even a 21700 30T battery, with those ohms.

can I ask what watts/volts/temp, you vape on a regulated mod, please?
I found building coils that ohm out at the same area you vape at on your regulated gear, was a great starting point.

however, the above said. Please make yourself familiar with Ohms law.
https://www.vaporesso.com/blog/advanced-vaping-ohms-law-vaping-explained

 

[Dai1510]

That build pulls too many Amps for any current high amp 18650.
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O.15ohm is about as low as you can go with a Samsung 20S. These are for safety as it will give you a little safety headroom.

I have edited my post after you replied, but the mod takes 3 different sized batteries so upping the amp rating won't be a problem

 

[RAPTOREX]

So do I put in 4.2v for a fully charged battery

Yes

 

[BULLDOG1964]

So do I put in 4.2v for a fully charged battery

Thats right sorry meant to tell you that .

 

[RAPTOREX]

I have edited my post after you replied, but the mod takes 3 different sized batteries so upping the amp rating won't be a problem

It will. And it will tear your battery's to bits. Even builds with a 21700 of .1 and lower will gut you batteries performance and longevity. Not to mention how close you may get to thermal runaway.

 

[Dai1510]

You could, though you'd be right up against the limits of even a 21700 30T battery, with those ohms.

can I ask what watts/volts/temp, you vape on a regulated mod, please?
I found building coils that ohm out at the same area you vape at on your regulated gear, was a great starting point.

however, the above said. Please make yourself familiar with Ohms law.
https://www.vaporesso.com/blog/advanced-vaping-ohms-law-vaping-explained

I only use wattage on my reg mod, but it's on 80 watts, volts say ( when I pulse it, it says 2.73 )