Just recently bought a sub-ohm mod (a coolfire IV-plus with a super mini tank)What do I need to know to keep myself from blowing my face off?Been using a sub 20W mod along with 1.6OHM coils this whole time (itazte mvp 2.0) I really, really like

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02/05/16 (Fri) 18:16:07 8c1d66 No.3777

Just recently bought a sub-ohm mod (a coolfire IV-plus with a super mini tank)

What do I need to know to keep myself from blowing my face off?

Been using a sub 20W mod along with 1.6OHM coils this whole time (itazte mvp 2.0)

I really, really like the flavor and throat hit from sub-ohm'ing thus far.

I run it at 30 watts at a 0.24-0.26 ohm

02/07/16 (Sun) 00:01:53 8f6bc8 No.3778

>>3777

Unless you decided to tear the wraps off of your batteries for fun nothing is going to happen. Usually those accidents happen when someone uses a hybrid mech mod with an atomizer that doesn't have a protruding 510 pin, sometimes with a shitty battery to boot.

02/22/16 (Mon) 09:22:36 92ba8d No.3793

Today's devices are made to "sub-ohm", so it's fine. Also, I wouldn't expect innokin to put a 10A CDR battery in a 70W device.

Just don't use nickel (Ni) and Titanium (Ti) coils as they require a mod that support them.

What kind of liquid are you using with it (PG/VG, nicotine)?