I'm trying the Kanger 0.8 ohm coils in a Kanger T3D with a Vision Spinner 2 at 3.2v. On average, how many ml of juice should I be able to go through before the coil is not usable anymore? Does the coils ohm and battery voltage make a big difference in the amount of juice used before a coil is beat? For example, if I used a 1.5 ohm coil at 4v, would I get more ml per coil? I do like the 0.8 ohm coils. The taste is great and I get a great amount of vapor.
How much liquid before coil is bad
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Depends on the character of the juice, as well.
Sweeter and darker juices will tend to gunk up your coils much quicker than the lighter juices.
Sweeter and darker juices will tend to gunk up your coils much quicker than the lighter juices.
The issue may be more what kind of wick are you using rather than the coils used. For example, I could get 3 or 4 tanks on cotton and when I switched to rayon I can get up to 18 tanks before I notice a taste change.
The general rule of thumb is "Vape it til it doesn't taste good any more". The power level, e-liquid, and your vaping habits all contribute to coil life.
You can also clean and dry-burn the coils which can restore them back to usability.
When they're done for, save them. You will probably want to get into re-coiling them some day (you can re-coil and re-wick the kanger heads).
You can also clean and dry-burn the coils which can restore them back to usability.
When they're done for, save them. You will probably want to get into re-coiling them some day (you can re-coil and re-wick the kanger heads).
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