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I have an 80 watt eleaf totally stock using the 0.5 stainless coil. Have it set at 70 Watts, stainless steel setting, 220 degrees Celsius. I haul on it for a second and a half for a good hit and good cloud. Does this sound right?
 
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justbecuz said:
I have an 80 watt eleaf totally stock using the 0.5 stainless coil. Have it set at 70 Watts, stainless steel setting, 220 degrees Celsius. I haul on it for a second and a half for a good hit and good cloud. Does this sound right?
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If you are satisfied with the quality of the vape then it is good. If you don't like it, adjust it up or most likely, down.
 
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justbecuz said:
I have an 80 watt eleaf totally stock using the 0.5 stainless coil. Have it set at 70 Watts, stainless steel setting, 220 degrees Celsius. I haul on it for a second and a half for a good hit and good cloud. Does this sound right?
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justbecuz said:
I have an 80 watt eleaf totally stock using the 0.5 stainless coil. Have it set at 70 Watts, stainless steel setting, 220 degrees Celsius. I haul on it for a second and a half for a good hit and good cloud. Does this sound right?
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Look for thickness and flavor of cloud..... Wattage and air should be paired to temperature and power...... Simple formula...... Power + Coil Ohm divided by afc + Juice = Satisfaction

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justbecuz said:
I had it set at 40 Watts with the temperature at 180 or 190 and I was getting temperature protection constantly
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180 to 190 it's not enough temperature for a Vape.....it's setting your temp protection on 40 watts..... 40 watts you should be around 300 to 320degrees

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NC at 180ºC isn't bad, but SS, yeah, your 70W, 220ºC is about where I am. Note that the TC cuts off the wattage once the desired temp is achieved, so leaving it on 80W will likely get you the same experience. You're probably only using/siting at around 30-40W before TC kicks in.
 
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Yeah but 220celsius is different than 220 farenheit....... I was talking farenheit.....

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