Help with Kanger T2 needed

[talion]

i have received a new shipment of the kanger T2's which I was looking forward to using. The problem is that it is supposed to come installed with 2.5 resistence and I notice on the side of the box (which was clearly used to mix and match my order) that it's listed at 2.2 instead.

I want to confirm that I have the proper product and am looking for product info on the coil and clearo to try to establish what the actual resistance on the product is. I don't have a meter, so can't use that. I would think there should be actual marking, but i don't see any. Perhaps I'm blind. Help! where can I find the info need to confirm what product I actually have in hand? I don't want to open stuff unneccesarily to send back if it's not the right product.

Thanks all!

 

[therealcmac]

There is little difference between a 2.2 and a 2.5, I wouldnt sweat it. Just start out with lower voltage and bump it up to where you feel it is a good vape. (if you are using VV that is). There are no markings on the heads, this is something that I brought up in my review, it would be really helpful to folks if it was written on there.

 

[talion]

Good to know that I'm not blind. I am using VV, so I will do that, an would have done anyway, but if I am paying for something I want what I pay for without screwing around. I also don't want to have to worry about mixing up some coils with others and having to perpetually play with the voltage. lol.

Thanks for the response.

 

[therealcmac]

Ya i hear ya, I have no idea why they didnt print the ohms on the darn things.

 

[James416]

I've noticed with the coils in these they average 0.2 difference, if you go to most vendors sites they post this too, for example 2.0-2.2, if you have a VV don't worry you will hardly notice it brother