Can I use a 1300mah twist battery with a dual coil protank or would it be advisable to get a larger battery?
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Definitely you can. In a pinch before I got larger batteries I even used my Aerotank withy EVOD battery and a beauty ring. And that's only 500mah lol.
Absolutely! I use a Kanger Mini Protank 3 with 2.0 dual coil on my 1300 mah Vision Spinner and another on a 1100 mah EVOD Twist.
A 2 ohm coil is a good start for the Twist. Be aware that lower resistances and small batteries can put you into a range where the voltage you get may be lower than what your Twist is set for due to limitations in the electronics. It will scale back the actual voltage to prevent going over its preprogrammed current limit of 2.5 or 3 amps, depending on the model.
You should be fine at 1.8 to 2 ohms.
You should be fine at 1.8 to 2 ohms.
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What voltage you running that battery at? 1.5ohm coils are not supposed to be used above say 3.6 volts or it will get too hot and burn juice. This is why I use 2.0 ohm coils, I like to vape at 4.0 volts.
3.9 seems to be the sweet spot for the juices I'm vaping, I don't go above that. I just bought an Aerotank EMOW that's designed to fit on top of the EVOD 1300 VV and it comes with a v2 dual coil.
I'm in the low end of the vaping range for my coil. Regarding the voltage/watts/ohms chart, double the OHMs specified on your dual coil and use that voltage for the range. So I'm going based off 3 ohms on the chart. For single coils, base it off of the actual ohm rating of the coil.
The number of coils doesn't matter, the total resistance does.
Any coil resistance that allows your regulated device to work is fine.
Any coil resistance that allows your regulated device to work is fine.
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