Evod Ohm help and 1 more question

[Steven_]

I running a smok Winder VV at 3.7-4.0 volts with a Evod. im in need of some replacement heads but not sure if i should use 1.8ohm or 2.5. iv been told 2.5, but also 1.8. In need of some advice big-time because my head that i got is 2.5 and im a all day vaper and it only lasted about 4 days.

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Between clearo, atty, and carto which usually last longer before having to rebuild them or replace the heads if your a all day vape kinda guy.

 

[murphyramone]

Either will work ok on a VV battery like yours.

 

[sss1911]

If you are running between 3.7 and 4 volts you could go with either the 1.8 or 2.0 ohm. I use 1.8 ohm on my evod and typically run around 4.0 to 4.2 volts

 

[notawoman]

Maybe it was a defective head or your juice is very thick. I could probably get 2 weeks out of a head at least. You could get both to try, see which one you like better, They both perform a little differently.

Atomizers can last pretty long I think, second would probably be a the clearos then cartos. I mostly use rebuildable dripping atomizers, I also use genesis atomizers, they are just the best to me.

 

[Steven_]

Thanks everyone, the head on the Evod was 2.5 ohms, ill go down to 1.8-2.0.

 

[Coastal Cowboy]

The "sweet spot" depends on the wattage. At 4.0v and with a 1.8ohm head, you'll get almost 9w, which might be a little warm. At 3.7v and 2.5ohm you'll get ~5.5w which will probably be a bit cool. It depends on the juice, too. Some juices do better with more energy delivered in the circuit. Others may not need as much.

I like using 2.0 or 2.2 heads with my VV batteries and 1.8's with my standard eGo 3.7 units.

It's all one great experiment and you'll just have to fiddle until it feels right.

 

[AttyPops]

I'd get the 2.5.

Gives you the most adjustment room and also I think higher ohm stuff holds up slightly better.

YMMV