Don't go below 2.0Ω because the eGo uses a MOSFET switch that could be damaged by lower ohm atties.
May I ask how many eGo type batts have you lost due to LR dual coil cartos?
It's becoming obvious, due to my personal and others' observations and posts, that the above quoted statement no longer holds any 'water'. I'm a very heavy vaper and have yet to lose an eGo batt (650, 900 & 1000) in over three months of heavy vaping with 1.6Ω dual coils. And my batts are
at least four months old in that I bought some used right after I started vaping.
Yes, I've read of folk that 'lost' batts due to dual coil cartos in the past, but not recently. Actually, I wonder how many of those batt/cart combos had
center post issues as opposed to dual coil induced failures.
Here's a thought... Would Mad Vapes sell
THIS KIT with the 1.6Ω eGo Mega Dual Coil Cartomizers if the cartos would 'destroy' the batts? I think
not!
Oh, I might as well address the DCC shortened batt life issue while I'm here...
Due to the great performance of my eGo batt and eMDCC combos, I really don't care if I get only, say, 75% of normal batt life. If one dies tomorrow, I'll just replace it. Two days of cig money and I've got a batt that will last, at the very least, four months. I'll wager that my originals will last six months...
To put it in perspective, even at four months, it's only $.13 a day!!!
I don't mean to get huffy, but I think it a shame that the
best eGo combo I've tried (been through 'em all) is being maligned unjustifiably, guiding many new vapers away from a very fulfilling and satisfying vape!
BTW, I traded off my Old Goat mod once I started using the eMDCCs.
But what do I know? I'm just the 180# vapinig ol' fart in da room...
BOT, yes, the eGo de-plated atty makes a great dripping PV. It's what I use for testing samples.