Sorry, I've got another question about the Vaporesso GT coils. Not sure which type would be best for me and my style of vaping.
I'm no cloud chaser. I think y'all regard my type as a tootie-puffer, LOL. MTL. I'm running the NRG with the pre-installed coil (whichever it is) at 33 watts, and that seems like plenty of power for me. In fact, I'm thinking I may have to reduce my nic level to stay at that point.
My mainstay for years has been the Nautilus Aspire (1.6-1.8 ohm & 8-10 watts), and I suspect that will remain to be the case with all the related hardware I have on hand and my satisfaction with the system. I've been inactive on ECF for quite a while, content with what I have been using.
But, since I got these in the Avenger X kits, I want to make use of the NRG tanks. I think the mesh coils are my best bet, but I'm considering adding some of the ceramic coils to the shopping cart because they're supposed to have a longer service life. Maybe I should get some of each?
Maybe I'm being too off-topic for this thread, sorry.
I like to consider myself knowledgeable abt the GT coils. Have used them all and continue to use them in my drop in coil tanks.
It sounds as if you may like the GT Ccell ceramic that comes as either .5 or .3ohms. The one I use the most is the GT2 at .4 I’ll post a chart with “Best” vaping wattages for each coil. It’s just a guideline but I find it pretty accurate for my vaping which IS DL but not super low ohms or high wattage. I usually stay in the 30s watt range using the .5 or .4 coils. I like a slightly warm vape too so take that into consideration to how it may relate to your preferences. Hope this helps. btw I think it’s one of the best drop in coils available and it’s compatible with many other non Vaporesso tanks.
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