Does anyone actually vape at 200W?

[Spooky Jek]

So there's been quite a lot of high wattage mods, some in the 200w range. But does anyone actually vape on that high of a wattage? If so, what build would you use, and how would you wick such a build?

Thanks!

 

[BoogaWu]

Yes, ppl do. Use the handy search function, this exact question was posed a few days ago.

 

[Two_Bears]

So there's been quite a lot of high wattage mods, some in the 200w range. But does anyone actually vape on that high of a wattage? If so, what build would you use, and how would you wick such a build?

Thanks!

I have only gone higher than 20 watts a few times.

For 200 watts toy need an RDA with BIG airflow to keep tge coils cool and not burn the wicks.

The reason to have a 200 watt device us battery life. Maybe 1% of the vapers vape at 200 watts. Most people carry a 200 Watt device sovtgey can vape at 60-90 watts and the battery life last All day.

 

[Canadian_Vaper]

The reason to have a 200 watt device us battery life. Most people carry a 200 Watt device so they can vape at 60-90 watts and the battery life last All day.

I vape from 51-65w, never higher and you are exactly right I only have a 200w device because it holds 2 batteries, I'm constantly looking for smaller dual 18650 mods, Joyetech just released their VTC Dual which looks promising, has the option for single or dual 18650

 

[sawlight]

I've hit 65w once, for a brief trial, but most times I'm at 20w or less. But I have a triple battery 200w mod just for the run time it provides.
There is a member here @Tommy-Chi that vapes mainly around 150w most times, hopefully he'll chime in here and give you the other side of the story.

 

[Imperialchugger]

Usually I'm vape at ard 70w, max I'd go was 100w. 200w is probably just added capacity.

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[dionysuskiss]

It all depends on your coil resistance and type of coil. When you use, say dual fused claptons, it requires more wattage to produce the same output as a regular coils. For example, if I used 26g regular coils, 5 wraps, on a 3mm id, equaling .3 ohms, I'd run it around 60-75w max. Using 26/32 claptons with the same wraps and ohms, would need 80-95w to result in the same amount of heat/ramp up time. Another example, is the TFV4 quad coils vs. the TFV8 oct. coils. Both have a .15 resistance. Yet the quad coils have a recommended wattage of 40-140w, and the oct coils have a 50-260w range. So vaping around 200w is possible, without getting too hot. More wire needs more power.

 

[satchvai]

Yes. End thread