best type of coil for kangertech sub tank v1

[mikethevaper]

So I have this type of coils: Tiger Coil 0.36 ohm
clapton coil 0.85ohm
mix twisted coil 0.45ohm
hive coil 0.50ohm
quad coil 0.36ohm
flat twisted coil 0.36 ohm
alien Clapton coil 0.45ohm
fused Clapton coil 0.45ohm
Witch one is better
ps: i will now be using the Ammit sing coil rta from geek vape

 

[bombastinator]

That would be personal preference. It’s one reason there are so many. Me I prefer single wire or sometimes twisted. Ymmv of course.

 

[chellie]

The Ammit looks nice. I use the Kanger Toptank mini with rba single coil builds. Have been looking at twisted wire but have not tried yet.

 

[uthinkofsomething]

The Ammit looks nice. I use the Kanger Toptank mini with rba single coil builds. Have been looking at twisted wire but have not tried yet.

It's real easy to make twisted wire, even without a drill. I use a large coffee cup and pliers.
Increased surface area, less ramp up time. Wick em tight to cut down popping and spitting. I rarely build clapton coils but have a spool of twisted fused clapton wire from Demon Killer, don't care for it compared to mixed twisted coils.
Right now I'm using dual coils with a 26 round, 28 round, and a flat wire, twisted pretty tight. Next coils I build will be a 25g round and one flat wire twisted...

 

[Coastal Cowboy]

I'm a fan of twisted wire, too. It's an easy and inexpensive way to increase surface area without adding so much mass that ramp up doesn't suffer.

The Kanger RBA is a nice little thing. You don't have much space to work in, so twisted 28awg or 30awg is nice. So is a thin wire Clapton like 26/36. Flavor rocks.

 

[BrotherBob]

So I have this type of coils: Tiger Coil 0.36 ohm
clapton coil 0.85ohm
mix twisted coil 0.45ohm
hive coil 0.50ohm
quad coil 0.36ohm
flat twisted coil 0.36 ohm
Alien Clapton coil 0.45ohm
fused Clapton coil 0.45ohm
Witch one is better
ps: i will now be using the Ammit sing coil RTA from geek vape

Might get more answers in : Wick and Wire

 

[stols001]

I couldn't say, it's really going to depend on your preferences and what wattage/temp/resistance you enjoy vaping at. I've pretty much stuck to single round wire builds, but I have actually ordered a set of exotic coils kit because I am interested in seeing some of the differences. It wouldn't surprise me if I went back to single round wires, but I am a MTL vaper, and tend to prefer a cool vape.

If you have a drop in coil you enjoy I'd probably maybe start with a build of similar resistance, to see how you like it (it seems a reasonable place to start) although yes, depending on your exotic wires, you may find a different vaping experience as mass, not just resistance, will determine surface area, flavor to an extent, and wattage needs. Etc.

Good luck, and really, just STARTING is a great place to begin. Whatever you choose will give you information on what you enjoy/don't enjoy and etc.

Have fun, most of all!

Anna