Are coils from different manufacturers interchangeable?

[Liazard]

Are coils from different manufacturers interchangeable? In product descriptions they all say a specific device name on them. But then in reviews of mods you often hear things like "It's not the best coil available . . ." as if you had a choice.

If coils can be swapped out between devices, what are the key specs? Resistance in ohms? Are the threads the same?

 

[Nermal]

Well, the Kanger T3s, Smok Tech Empire tank, and several other tanks all use interchangeable coil heads. Personally, I can't tell the difference but I'm not especially sensitive.

I wonder why those reviews would say something isn't the best and not bother to mention which is (the best).

 

[Who_Dey_1991]

There is a long list of tanks (Melo III, Atlantis, iJust - just to name a few) that can all take the same Aspire Atlantis/Triton coils. Plus they can all use their own brand of coils.

Then there are tanks whose coil designs are specific to that brand.

I think when most reviews say something like that, they are probably referring to that specific variation of the coil. Because one brand of coil can come in different resistances and with different wire material.

I'm a man, and I can change, if I have to, I guess.

 

[aikanae1]

Some are and some aren't. It's been frustrating to keep track of which coils work in what tanks. There's a large list of Atlantis coil tanks and vice versa, but they aren't the only ones with some compatibility. I keep hoping to see a spreadsheet or listing but haven't yet. Sweet Vapes USED to list compatibility, but stopped doing that. Most manufacturers won't mention it.

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[KingTurtleLeg]

I'd say ur best bet is to stick to whatever the manufacturer says to use. That way u prevent malfunction or just wasting money.

 

[aikanae1]

Not true. Melo3 works brilliantly with Aspire Triton 1.8 coils.

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[KingTurtleLeg]

I never said fact that u have to stick with a manufacturer prod uhh CT it's just rule of thumb