Carto coil burned orange when dry burning one, but not the other?

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Rickajho

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You can't guess regarding the resistance - you need to know. I put a coil in a PT today that started at 2.4 ohms and within two hours it actually climbed up to 5.6 ohms. I wouldn't expect that coil to glow at all at 3.5 volts. Something wrong with that one so I just tossed it aside and replaced it. It could be something like that, or any of the reasons vicflo mentioned too.
 

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Hi

Just to clarify the terminology for others who might read this. You dry burned the heads of bottom-coil clearomizers. You can't dry burn a carto (cartomizer). A carto has polyfil wrapped around the coil and if you try to dry burn one it will die. :(

lol thats why i came in here in the first place. i read the thread title and was like NOOOOOOO!
 

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Not TOTALLY sure on the resistance...it came in a combo pack from MVS. I imagine it is around 2.2. The voltage I burned it on was 3.5

if its from MVS its the genuine kanger heads 1.8 or 2.4. if its 2.4ohm given the tolerances and probable volt drop when dry burning you are only giving it ~5w or less. should be good to dry burn on a fresh batt or slightly higher voltage if its a VV.
 
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