Here's one for the scientists --
BACKSTORY: I have a bunch of tanks that I usually run at 0.5 ohm (one or two tanks at 1 ohm) between an eVic VT and an eGo ONE (2200mAh) battery. No issues there of course. HOWEVER -- My Crown 0.5 coils seem to be roasting awfully fast for a "really long-lasting coil" (as I'm told).
So tonight, for the first time, I'm breaking in one of the 0.25 ohm coils on the eVic VT (in VW mode, of course as it's a stainless coil). It gets a bit hot for my taste (the tank and mod - not the vape), but otherwise rockin' pretty well so far.
THE QUESTION (finally...): If I throw this 0.25 tank on my ("self-regulating?") eGo ONE battery, should I expect it to work as it usually does with .5's and 1's? Will I blow up the battery? Will I roast the coil?
Just trying not to find out the hard way...
BACKSTORY: I have a bunch of tanks that I usually run at 0.5 ohm (one or two tanks at 1 ohm) between an eVic VT and an eGo ONE (2200mAh) battery. No issues there of course. HOWEVER -- My Crown 0.5 coils seem to be roasting awfully fast for a "really long-lasting coil" (as I'm told).
So tonight, for the first time, I'm breaking in one of the 0.25 ohm coils on the eVic VT (in VW mode, of course as it's a stainless coil). It gets a bit hot for my taste (the tank and mod - not the vape), but otherwise rockin' pretty well so far.
THE QUESTION (finally...): If I throw this 0.25 tank on my ("self-regulating?") eGo ONE battery, should I expect it to work as it usually does with .5's and 1's? Will I blow up the battery? Will I roast the coil?
Just trying not to find out the hard way...