I have an EVOD glass and ordered a bulk amount of single coils, not realizing that it required the dual coils. But it seemed to work fine. So what exactly (and be specific I am not familiar with the part jargon, just basics) makes it not compatible? It screws in fine and seems to smoke fine. I would never have know I was using the wrong one. Now that I'm stuck with 30 of these, is there any way I can still use them in my EVOD glass (properly)? So excited to be here and looking forward to learning from the pros!
Been using the wrong coil and had no idea
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I don't have the device you're using, but I can't see any reason you cant use single coils in it. If they're working fine for you, use em up.
Being that I've acquired a collection of this e-cig stuff over the last year. Like women with shoes...lol. I've discovered that there is interchangeability across tanks and atty's. Here's the rule of thumb: If the distance from the battery contact tip to the o-ring seal is the same, those are interchangeable with each other. A dual coil just gives more surface area to vape the liquid. I have done single coil (using 28 gauge and cotton wick) rebuilds to replace dual coil factory atty's. Built at .7 ohms it kicked the dual coil factory atty's .....
You can use single coil heads with an EVOD. It is not required to use dual. It may come with dual, but that is it. The heads are the same size, one just has two coiled wires inside, and the other has one.
The kanger EVOD uses the most common kanger coil head available.
The kanger EVOD uses the most common kanger coil head available.
Yeah, you're perfectly fine using the single coil version. I actually prefer them 
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