Alright, guys, so I’ve been messing around with this Smok Priv N19 thing lately, and I gotta say, it’s been a bit of a journey figuring out these coils. So, I figured I’d share my experience, save you some headache.
First off, I grabbed this Priv N19 kit ’cause it looked pretty sleek, and it’s small enough to just chuck in my pocket. It’s got this built-in battery, 1200mAh, which is decent. And you can adjust the wattage, which I thought was cool.
The kit comes with the Vape Pen Nord 19 tank. Now, here’s where I started experimenting. This thing has four different power settings: Min, Soft, Norm, and Hard. They go from like, 5 watts all the way up to 30. I started on the lowest setting, just to see what’s what.
- Min: This one’s super chill. Not much vapor, but the flavor is there.
- Soft: A little more oomph, but still pretty mellow.
- Norm: This is where it starts to get interesting. Decent vapor, good flavor.
- Hard: Okay, now we’re talking. This one chucks some clouds, and the flavor’s still solid.
I played around with different coils, too. I noticed that when I cranked up to something like 60 watts, it started to hit the sweet spot. It is said that the best is 60-80 watts, but I am still trying. You know, getting a good balance between the vapor and the flavor. I tried to put in some quadruple coils, 0.4 ohms. The resistance got pretty low, and boy, did it hit! You can really feel it, and the flavor was intense.
I tried to use this thing for a long time, and I found that it is really small and convenient. You can take it anywhere without any problem.
So, yeah, that’s my little adventure with the Smok Priv N19 coils. It took some fiddling around, but I think I’ve got it dialed in now. Hope this helps you out if you’re messing with this thing, too. Just remember to experiment a bit and find what works for you. Peace out!
