can I use these coils?

[Sherry7001]

I have a ....load of Kanger dual coils, 1.5 ohm. They were for my Evod 2, which I'm not using as much since getting my iStick 30 & Kanger sub tank mini. Can I use the Evod 2 tanks & these coils on my iStick 30 & if so, at what setting? It's just until I can get more coils for the sub tank mini. I just had thumb surgery & can't drive for another day or two to get to my local vape shop.

 

[Baditude]

I have a ....load of Kanger dual coils, 1.5 ohm. They were for my Evod 2, which I'm not using as much since getting my iStick 30 & Kanger sub tank mini. Can I use the Evod 2 tanks & these coils on my iStick 30 & if so, at what setting?

Sure you can. That is, if you have an Ego to 510 adaptor. The Evod 2 has a "female" eGo connector, and won't connect to the 510 threaded iStick unless it came with an eGo to 510 adaptor.

These tanks were designed primarily for eGo batteries, so don't push the power. Don't vape over 10 watts or 7 volts.

 

[Eitje]

Yes you can use your evod tank on the istick. I would start of around 10w and go up if need be from there. You might need a 510 adaptor though for the evod tank to fit.
Edit: see someone beat me to it with

 

[Sherry7001]

It came with the adapter. I have a bunch of mini samples of juice I've been waiting to try & the tiny Evod tanks fit the bill. Thanks!

 

[LisaR]

You've already gotten good answers, but I would start BELOW 10w (maybe even 6 or 7) and go up from there, as you like. Evods have fairly tight airflow, and your juice is likely to taste burned much above 8 or 9 watts.

 

[BrotherBob]

I second LisaR. 6-7w should be closer.

 

[Two_Bears]

I second LisaR. 6-7w should be closer.

Agreed!