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Yes ofc u can..... these wattages 70-80 are just the recommended...
Some coils tho if u use them at lower wattage than the recommended it may not vaporise juice very well and make the coil last less.... but in most cases it's just fine....try it and see...nothing really bad can happen...
Sometimes u may be able to vape a coil even higher wattage than the manufacturer suggest also...
Some coils tho if u use them at lower wattage than the recommended it may not vaporise juice very well and make the coil last less.... but in most cases it's just fine....try it and see...nothing really bad can happen...
Sometimes u may be able to vape a coil even higher wattage than the manufacturer suggest also...
My coils are .21ohm and I don't vape much over 55 watts. I break in a new coil at 45 watts for a few hits and then bump to 55. You just need to find your happy spot.
I vape most of my coils under the best and recommended ratings simply because I find it to be a cooler and smoother vape. 45-60ish. If you're shooting for 60 watts, be sure your batteries have a Continuous Discharge rating of 10A or above (above recommended for an Aegis 2).
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