Cana Issues?
- Thread starter MarkK
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Nope, that's what it looks like from the factory, my earlier comment, was actually me being sarcastic.
Indeed my agreement was of sarcastic nature tooNope, that's what it looks like from the factory, my earlier comment, was actually me being sarcastic.
. At the end of the day these suppliers ship around the world, they need to manufacture something that will hold up during international shaking/dropping .. I mean shipping. Thats a lame one to blame shipping.
At least you have a proper backupWas it me? ... Hmm not sure
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quick question, when you vaping lets say a 1Ω coil at 12W, the Ω flashes on the cana, can someone explain to me in simple terms what that means and what is happening?
i know the watts are too low for that resistance, but the mod still fires.
i know the watts are too low for that resistance, but the mod still fires.
The Flashing indicates that the resistance is too low for you to attain the required watts, it fires at the lowest wattage to get the coil to heat up.
So for example, you have a 0.7ohm coil and want to fire at 12W it will fire but wont be firing at 12w but instead bit higher (lets say) 15w to get enough power to the coil
Its not that the watts are too low, It means that the chip cannot force your battery to go lower then what it is.
So if your fresh battery is 4.2V and you try fire some thing at 3V, Resistance will flash because its firing at 4.2V
You would say that the chip cannot down step the voltage
So if your fresh battery is 4.2V and you try fire some thing at 3V, Resistance will flash because its firing at 4.2V
You would say that the chip cannot down step the voltage
For it to fire at 12w it needs to bring the voltage down to 3.4 volts at 1ohm.
So, on a new battery, at 4.2 V, it's telling you it can't bring it down to give you a 12watt vape, and it's probably firing at 17watts.
If you take up your wattage setting until it stops flashing, that would give you an idea of what you its really delivering to the coil.
No Mark you are correct...it cannot step down the voltage to meet the selected wattage which is what makes this mod unsuitable to something like a Evod...mpt3 etc with low ohm coils...
I'm not talking about the flashing part.. if I feel I want to vape my 1 ohm coil at say 10 watts, I can't.. I can only vape at a minimum of 16.4 watts (4v)
So in essence, you really have to vape a higher ohm coil to vape at lower watts..
The minimum output voltage is 4V. It will always fire at a minimum of 4V. The flashing tells you that the wattage you set is too low for 4V with the resistance of you atomizer and it has automatically upped your wattage to be able to fire at 4V. It is in effect firing at the wattage that you see when the flashing stops. Here is a table setting out the minimum watts required for a range of resistances.
why? if you build a 2ohm coil you can adjust allyou want
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Look, I'm still enjoying it a lot
Just don't see why I need to change my ohms to suit my Mod Look, I'm still enjoying it a lot
There's currently very few chips that do the step down, and the mods that have them in are not really available at the moment and very expensive. http://www.cigtechs.com/The-Atlas-50W_p_553.html can do it - but at $240, umm, very expensive
It just has a sx350 chip in it.
Can it really step down?
I was under the impression the sx chip couldn't step down.
The SX350 is one of the only chips with step down. So, you can vape a 0.5 Ohm coil at 5Watts if you want to. The only other chip that I know of that does step down is
If you have time, you can check out PBusardo latest video on the chip.
http://www.tasteyourjuice.com/wordp...-mods-atlas-and-the-yihi-sx350-modders-board/
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