Help needed with coil replacement

[orchidmoon]

I had too many questions in my 1st post so I'm going to attempt to start with this. I have an excel pro (sorry but it was a starter for me and I needed to take the plunge and start somewhere just to see if i could even tolerate switching to a vapor! I hit the 3 week mark and new it was time for a new coil/wick and stopped by the local store to get a few. They handed me a few saying it was what fit my system. Nobody even ever mentioned the whole 'ohm' thing which I stumbled on when trying to just order some coil/wicks online after the ones they sold me didn't seem to be working. I wasn't getting the amount of vapor I was the first 3 weeks of use. Which then my battery that had lasted the entire day for me suddenly died faster. I being a newbie thought I had a cheap battery that went bad on me lol I now believe it was the fact I was pushing my unit harder than I originally was due to not getting enough vapor from the new coil/wicks. (I tried both new ones) All I can say is they LOOK the same LOL. But when I look on the website for instance (and yes I now understand ohm numbers but thats not my problem) I can't figure out what would work. The coil heads named kanger T3s/MT3s look identical on site to kanger protank and evod coils.

My son stopped at the vapor shop to bring one home for me after work and it looks like that but is MUCH bigger, the upper metal part that is, the bottom half of it is the same size and screws into my metal part but no i did NOT use it. I'm just wondering why you have to have a specific one like above if they 'fit' the same. Keep in mind, again i'm not asking about ohm, thats a different matter lol

I'm going to also be trying to find an entire new battery and tank so I need to understand different coils imo before I can decide what I want.

 

[Susan~S]

In general each manufacturer makes stock coils to fit their products. So if you have a Kanger tank, you need to buy Kanger Coils. Some manufacturers have more than one type of tank so you also need to make sure the coils you are buying are for the tank you have as well.