BVC 1.6 or 1.8?

[Mrdaputer]

At my local B&M I picked up the Aspire mini and a pack of 1.8 coils I also put one in my big nautilus. I will be getting another pack just trying to decide if I should get the 1.6 coils. What is your guy's choice?

 

[DreamWithin]

Moved from Cartomizers forum to Clearomizers forum

 

[serenity21899]

I always go with lower, but not really much difference between the 2 IMO.

 

[Katmar]

I go with the 1.6......but that's just me.

 

[maraud]

The appreciable difference of .2 ohm is almost zilch, especially with VV. I guess the only nice thing on a 1.6 is it does actually work (though looks plain silly) on a standard ego/evod battery. I seriously think a lot of these .2 delta type coils are their (mfr) way of handling variance. I suspect they try to build 1.8 and the ones on the high side get sold as 2.1 and low side 1.6...

Just a theory of course.

 

[keonee]

I have always used the 1.8 ohm BVC. Running it at 4.5 volts on my Provari and on my ZNA at 11 watts.

I think either way you will not be disappointed with the BVC....

Good Luck to You and Happy Vaping!!!

 

[jwbnyc]

I like the 1.8ohm.

 

[xxJollyRogerxx]

Actually i would go with the 1.8 as you wont be able to tell the difference or .2 ohms in that range and the 1.8 will give you a marginally better battery life. But again .2 is not that far away

 

[coalyard]

As said above, I am running 1.8 coil at 4.5 volts. Really great vape. I agree that a .2 difference really doesn't matter much on a regulated mod.

 

[Mrdaputer]

Well when in doubt buy both.I ordered a extra mvp2 so I can run 1.6 in the Nautilus regular tank and 1.8 in the mini. I just thought what the heck give it a shot Thanks for the input

 

[cocuZZa00]

I don't think it really matters