How many volts?

[weronk]

How many volt can a 1,5ohm kanger dual coil handle? Right now I'm vaping on 4.3v and it feels like it could do more, but I don't want to burn it.

 

[Stephen1520]

3.1V-4.0V is what KangerTech says but several other factors play into whether or not higher volts will burn coil

http://www.kangeronline.com/products/new-dual-coil?variant=891659253

 

[Ryedan]

You won't harm the coils if you go a bit too high for them. Increase the volts in small steps, say 0.2 at a time and vape it a for a few drags then repeat. If you get to a voltage you like stay there. If you go too high you'll taste a slightly burnt hit and you'll know that voltage is a bit too much. Some juices will burn at a bit less voltage and as the coils gunk up you'll find they will not handle higher voltage as well either.

 

[zapped]

You won't harm the coils if you go a bit too high for them. Increase the volts in small steps, say 0.2 at a time and vape it a for a few drags then repeat. If you get to a voltage you like stay there. If you go too high you'll taste a slightly burnt hit and you'll know that voltage is a bit too much. Some juices will burn at a bit less voltage and as the coils gunk up you'll find they will not handle higher voltage as well either.

Exactly.

Vape to taste, not to numbers.

 

[MattyTny]

As other members said, if you like it where it is then don't worry about pushing it. Some devices aren't as accurate as others so numbers can be different too.

You'll find that most pre made clearomizer coils will work nicely around 4.0 volts regardless of resistance.

 

[djsvapour]

Not all Kanger coils are the same.
A 1.5ohm dual coil might even treat you badly as you get near 4 volts. They are not very good.

 

[weronk]

My fake spinner only goes in 3.3 3.8 4.3 and 4.8 volts so I don't have that much control, but thank you for advice, 4.3v looks like the best voltage, 4.8v is too hot and has some burning gum spice.

 

[Larry J]

Weronk, you can always set it BETWEEN the voltage markings in order to "tune it in." I've never seen a spinner that had to be set exactly on the markings indicated.

 

[djsvapour]

My fake spinner only goes in 3.3 3.8 4.3 and 4.8 volts so I don't have that much control, but thank you for advice, 4.3v looks like the best voltage, 4.8v is too hot and has some burning gum spice.

4.3v could conceivably burn your coil (maybe not immediately) and a spinner should offer the volts in between the set points.

 

[weronk]

I understand that it will burn eventually, but coils are only five bucks per 5 and it tastes great on 4.3v so it's no biggie. I know that spinners can do that, but I've read somewhere that it's better not to with fakes.

Edit: I just tried to tune it anyway, but it seems that even if you twist a little bit back from 4.3v it just gives same power as it would be set on 3.8v.