Thanks. The contents say the coil is an EC 0.3 Ohm. What does the EC Mean? The default setting is TC Ni, not sure if I need to use this, doesn't Ni give off toxic stuff at high temps?
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EC is just what they call them. It could mean Eleaf coil or Electronic Cigarette (not sure). The 0.3 coil is not a TC coil. The Ni coil has to be used in Ni TC mode. Don't use Ni coils out of TC mode.
Hi all. Thanks to Sir Vape, I have received all the items! I'll post pics when I get home. I'm using the 0.3 ohm EC coil for now but I'm curious to plug the Ccell coil today. I'm a bit paranoid about the battery safety. Any tips on this? Subconsciously when I Vape I think that it might explode at any second. I know, I'm probably being over paranoid here. How often do you guys charge your mod? Is it kept charging and then you go and Vape and then resume charging? This is for a typical working day for example.
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Don't worry, any level headed person will respect a lithium battery. To stay safe keep within the resistance levels the top and low ends stated by your mod's manual, look after your battery keep it in a box when not in use - check for tears in the wrapper, in regards to wattage I like to divide the wattage by the highest and lowest voltage levels of my battery and if both those values are within the safe level of amp (20% head room) draw I use it. Higher amp draws with chain vaping will create heat, so keep that in mind. Nothing wrong with respecting your device, and a little paranoia goes a long way to staying safe, just don't let it stress you out - you are meant to enjoy the vape
*edit - regards to charging, I let my batteries get to 3.6 volts before I charge them. IMO a good habit is to keep a spare that's charged and switch them at about this level, and charge. I respect that some people have had no issues with USB charging, and I don't know enough to dispute that, it's just my practice/habit to externally charge batteries and stop using them at a specific voltage.
Like @Feliks Karp, I prefer using an external charger and have a spare battery at hand. Nothing wrong with using the USB port for charging, however, and I can see no reason why you could not have intermittent charging. Just be careful with the USB port - they do tend to be fragile. There is no reason to not use a battery until you Pico tells you it is "flat" - it won't let you use the battery beyond the point of no return.
As to the power you can vape on - that depends on the battery you are using, but if you are within safe limits, have no fear.
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