1.8 ohm vs. 2.5 ohm coils - decisions, decisions...

[hesitantly]

I ordered some replacement coils for my Mini X9 last night, online. I ordered the 1.8 ohm version, but I noticed on a Chinese web site selling the Mini X9 that theirs comes with two 2.5ohm coils. I have no idea what mine has in it; the specs don't say. So, what difference would I notice between the 1.8 and the 2.5 coils, using the 650mah ~3.7v (max 4.1v) battery that came with it, or my spare 1000mah e-goT (constant 3.3v, I think) battery? Did I make a mistake?

 

[djsvapour]

If in doubt, 1.8 is the best choice.

Anything more on a 3.3v battery and you way as well buy a gas station e-cig.

With a true variable power battery, anything is OK. I buy 1.8 just in case...

 

[RoseB]

You're going to want to go above 3.7 Volts (IMHO) you will not get the vapor production other wise. I do 4V to 4.3V on 2.5 ohm.

 

[Razorback]

I like mine a little cooler 2.4 - 2.8ohm's @ 3.3 - 3.4v, maybe I'm weird, but the 1.8 burns my throat too much... All a matter of opinion I suppose. Try them both and see which you prefer.

 

[sdennislee]

All good advice above, I will add that 1.8 ohm coils will drain your battery faster than 2.5 ohm coils.

 

[Miata GT]

1.8 is perfect for your setup.

 

[patkin]

On what you've go 1.8 = warmer, stronger TH.... 2.5 cooler, less TH. and vapor production was addressed.