Will I get a better flavor on low ohms or higher ohms I use 1.8 ohms there good cant complain occasionally get a dry hit or 2 if I use ohms in the 2-2.4 range would I get better taste?
evod low ohm or regular ohm?
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Hi Johan 
Such a loaded question. Dry hits usually mean you're not wicking your juice quickly enough to keep up with whatever you're firing. What's your PG/VG level? What's your nic level? Are you running a darker, sweeter juice? What's the wicking material for your coil? Do you have VV/VW for your rig? Do you have sufficient airflow?
I rebuild my kanger heads (formerly for EVOD tanks, now for Protank2s) to about 1.8 ohms. I find that lets me cover a wide range of options. I usually run anywhere from 8.5-10W for those (9W is my typical "happy place") I have a couple of Nautilus tanks with 1.8 BVCs that I can run at higher power than the PT2s to get similar to slightly better results.
I've finally started playing with an RDA, and lower ohms/higher power seems to draw a little more flavor than from a tank. Again, so much more physics involved. So, for day-to-day, I stick with a pretty normal range. When I'm experimenting, I stretch boundaries.
So, long, rambling answer somewhat shorter - it's all kind of an experiment. What works for me doesn't necessarily mean you'll get the same results. Play with it a little bit and see what combinations work for you.
Such a loaded question. Dry hits usually mean you're not wicking your juice quickly enough to keep up with whatever you're firing. What's your PG/VG level? What's your nic level? Are you running a darker, sweeter juice? What's the wicking material for your coil? Do you have VV/VW for your rig? Do you have sufficient airflow?
I rebuild my kanger heads (formerly for EVOD tanks, now for Protank2s) to about 1.8 ohms. I find that lets me cover a wide range of options. I usually run anywhere from 8.5-10W for those (9W is my typical "happy place") I have a couple of Nautilus tanks with 1.8 BVCs that I can run at higher power than the PT2s to get similar to slightly better results.
I've finally started playing with an RDA, and lower ohms/higher power seems to draw a little more flavor than from a tank. Again, so much more physics involved. So, for day-to-day, I stick with a pretty normal range. When I'm experimenting, I stretch boundaries.
So, long, rambling answer somewhat shorter - it's all kind of an experiment. What works for me doesn't necessarily mean you'll get the same results. Play with it a little bit and see what combinations work for you.
Its not rebuilt its the stock 1.8 I just started experiencing this with my evod to me I find it easier to just buy oem coils rather then rebuild it I tried and it wasnt for me lol really to simplify my question would I get more flavor from 1.8 2.2 or 2.5 kanger coils I vape at 50/50 blend homemade juice all clear to a light light and I stretch light yellow at most normally vape at 9 watts and the nic level also 9
Dont really care about juice consumption since its dirt cheap making it myself just want to know witch of the 3 1.8, 2.2 or 2.5 ohms would give me better flavor
Really all about the same depending on juice u are using...some juices taster better at higher watts some not so well.I prefer 2.2 at 9-9.5,and 2.5 at 10 watts on evods but I vape mainly tobacco's.To me the flavor is about the same on all the different ohm's u mentioned.No matter which ohm your using as long as u have VV/VW its not going to make that much of a difference.IMO
Here again not much difference....if i just had a regular ego batt i would use 1.8,if had vv/vw i would use the higher ohms.
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