eVic VTC Mini and coils??

[TeflonRon]

I just ordered the VTC 60w Mini along with some Kanger Subtanks. But I don't know what ohm coils to get?

I'm also about to order a few Atlantis V2's. Maybe uwell Crowns

But would the .3, .5 or 1.0 ohm coils work best with the Atlantis V2 on my eVic VTC Mini?

Thanks!

 

[Nikea Tiber]

Any are fine really, the half and third ohm coils will react a bit quicker and won't require your mods boost circuitry to operate at the top of it's voltage range so you might get a tiny bit more efficiency from the .3 or .5

 

[Devn]

It's your preference really. The mod you have will put out enough power for the 0.3 and 0.5. with the 1.0, you may want to drop the wattage a little.

 

[93gc40]

Kinda, depend on where between 0 and 60 watts you prefer to vape. I would wait till I got a tank, vape on it and decide which way to got..... Might be you won't like vaping a clearomizer and need to jump to a rebuildable, because you prefer a build or OHM or whatever not available from a factory coil.

 

[Trishalla]

Any are fine really, the half and third ohm coils will react a bit quicker and won't require your mods boost circuitry to operate at the top of it's voltage range so you might get a tiny bit more efficiency from the .3 or .5

Soooo...I have a new evic vtc 75 w in the mail, and I read and view a lot on the ti ni ss coils.Can you clarify all the hype and warnings about the Ni coils?

 

[GeorgeS]

• Ti Grade1 - higher resistance than the other two wire types with lower TCR than Nickel. Many wire sources supply wire that is "springy" and may (or not!) be similar or worse than Kanthal to work with. Get the coil hot enough and oxide will form (easily washed away with water), get the coil to hot and it might catch fire! Ti can be used in spaced or contact coils. The higher resistance makes it easier to use with multiple coil builds. Many folks limit the "dry fire" or "dry burn" (to clean the coil) to <=800F.
• Ni200 - fairly high TCR, very low resistance. 1st wire type introduced for TC use. I think ALL TC devices support Nickel. It is recommended to NOT "dry fire" Nickel. Nickel requires spaced coils only. Some folks are allergic to Nickel. The low resistance makes it difficult to make dual coil builds. The wire itself is rather soft and the thin gauge's make it sometimes difficult to wick as well as it is fairly easy to 'pinch off' in wire capture holes.
• SS(various flavors) - most of the SS used in TC vaping has VERY LOW TCR. Some grades of SS have little or no Nickel in the wire. Sometimes the wire needs to be "pre oxidized" before being used in a contact coil, other times no. SS can be "dry fired" mostly without issues. Some SS types might weaken and become brittle when over heated.