510 Dual Coil CLEAR Varying Resistance Jumbo Blank Cartomizers questions

[oplholik]

If there is a thread on these somewhere, please point me to it, other wise my questions are:

What does the varying resistance mean?
If I use a 3.0Ω regular carto on my 5v box mod, would I get the 1.5Ω?
Is the life expentacy on these better than a regular carto?
Are these prone to leaking or cracking?

Thanks, info on these greatly appreciated.

 

[camel522]

I believe the "varying" merely implies that they are available in different resistances, 1.5, 2, and 2.5 ohm. I'm on my first 2.5 and using it on a Provari at 4.8 volts and it's sweet! I think I may stock up on these!

 

[strprswpr]

I use the 2.0 on my 5 volt and I think it's perfect. 1.5 might burn the juice too much.

 

[AmyB66]

I can't explain all the technical junk but dual coils are made for high voltage. In fact, they are most excellent at 5 and 6 volts.

 

[speedemon]

I believe the "varying" merely implies that they are available in different resistances, 1.5, 2, and 2.5 ohm. I'm on my first 2.5 and using it on a Provari at 4.8 volts and it's sweet! I think I may stock up on these!

Ya man on my 1st 2.5 also 4.8 on provari sweeet don't get hot as hell.I think by varing they meen if you get 1.5 it could be 1.6,1.7-1.4or 1.3 + or - .2.This is true with most attys,cartos.

 

[markimar]

Has anyone used these on the Darwin? And how's the draw? The regular dual coils had to stiff of a draw on the Darwin.

 

[VapingMattCA]

The dual coils work great on the Darwin! I have the 2.0 and 2.5 Ohm ones. I typically set the Darwin to 11.5 to 12.5 W. I have 2 clear ones, 5 black ones and 1 of the new 510/801 3.5 ml ones and all of them are still working so these might be more reliable than other cartos. The Darwin I have for some reason Evolv didn't make the threading as deep so I use a 510-510 adapter. The adapter likely allows for a looser draw. To clean these things I just blow them out and any condensation or left over liquid is completely removed before refilling.