evod mt3 replacement coils

[turnippits]

went to my local shop today for some evod mt3 replacement coils they told me they have them in
1.8 ohmn
2.0 ohmn
2.2 ohmn
2.4 ohmn
2.5 ohmn
2.8 ohmn
help i havent got a clue what i should buy i dont have a clue what does what i am really stumped

 

[buckeyebob89]

It depends on what kind of battery device you have. The higher ohm ones work better on devices that are capable of putting out higher voltages. The lower ohm ones work at lower voltages. Since all my devices are VV or VW (variable voltage / variable wattage) I use 1.8 ohm coils and turn the voltage down.

What kind of device are you using?

 

[turnippits]

i am using a standard ego

 

[mmsjs5]

My T3S coils have the ohm reading etched on them. You say 'replacement', so check yours and see what they are. If you like what you have, get the same. If you want warmer vapor, get the lower ohm ones. If you want cooler vapor, get the higher ohm ones. I use 1.8's in my (M)T3S's (and Evods) with my evod battery.

 

[Painter_]

For a fixed voltage eGo battery you can run any of the replacement coils, I would stay between 1.8 - 2.2 but it all depends on what you are looking for. 2.2 is a good mid-range coil for most juices. I make my own coils and target 1.9 - 2.0 ohms and they produce good vaper and taste on the fixed voltage battery I have. They are also good on my variable voltage / variable wattage devices.

I just started trying micro coils in the t3 @ 2.4 but that will confuse you more.

 

[djsvapour]

Standard eGo battery. Go for 1.8ohm.

Unless you feel your e-cig is too powerful, which is unlikely if you've been vaping a while.

 

[turnippits]

thank you for all the replys i have got 10 1.8 ohm for £8.99 delivered thank you

 

[djsvapour]

You do know that Kanger only come in 1.8, 2.2 and 2.5?

 

[turnippits]

my local shop does them in
1.8 ohmn
2.0 ohmn
2.2 ohmn
2.4 ohmn
2.5 ohmn
2.8 ohmn
so they cant be genuine but they are rebuildable