Athena Hero 240W TC Mod

[Gallant]

Came across this mod while I was browsing could not find any review for it though
Specifications:

- Variable Wattage: 5.0W - 240W

- Input Voltage: 8 - 12.6V, 3 x 18650 (In Series)

- Output voltage: 0 - 10V

- Battery Requirements: Unprotected/Minimum Continuous Discharge Rating of 25Amp

We recommend the Aspire 18650 ICR 1800mAh 40A Battery
- Coil resistance range: 0.05 - 4.0ohm

(For coils between 0.45-4.00ohm the chip will provide a maximum voltage output of 10V)

Ni200: 0.05 - 0.5ohm
Titanium: 0.1 - 0.6ohm
Stainless Steel: 0.2 - 1.0ohm
Kanthal: 0.1 - 0.45ohm
- Operating Modes: Power & Temperature Control modes

- Standby Current: Less than 200uA

How does the Mode Adjustment work?

Press the fire button 4 times to switching Power mode to TEMP C Mode. In temperature control mode, the power adjustment settings will not work and wattage will be set automatically. When switching from other modes to temperature control mode, the wattage will switch to temperature automatically. Using Kanthal coil tank will automatically revert to POWER mode also.

How does temperature control mode work?

TEMP C Mode: There are 6, press the fire button three times to enter the settings menu. Use the +/- buttons to scroll through the different modes.

NI TEMP:C

NI TEMP:F

TI TEMP:C

TI TEMP:F

SS TEMP:C

SS TEMP:F

Once you have set your desired maximum temperature, the chip will automatically detect the change in the coil material’s resistance, calculate the current temperature, and adjust the wattage to maintain the desired temperature.

 

[Orderdrake]

Are there REALLY any 40 amp 18650s? Could 3 30amp 18650s get the full 240w?

 

[AtmizrOpin]

i personally don't know of any real 40 amp batteries. don't forget you trade capacity for amperage. probably the lg hb6 1500 mah is one of the few 30 amp 18650's