I don't understand OHMS

[EKat]

I just bought a pro tank 2 for my vision spinner , was wondering how I know which replacement coils in ohms would be good?thank you

 

[cramptholomew]

With a spinner, you can use any coil from 1.5-2.5ohms. Lower ohms=less voltage needed to heat up the coils. I like the 1.5 or 1.8 coils, personally. Say you're using 1.8ohm coils, you'd set your voltage around 3.8, depending on your taste. Some people start on low voltage, and twist it up until they start tasting a little bit of burnt, and then dial it back. The VV devices really take the math out of it.

 

[EKat]

With a spinner, you can use any coil from 1.5-2.5ohms. Lower ohms=less voltage needed to heat up the coils. I like the 1.5 or 1.8 coils, personally. Say you're using 1.8ohm coils, you'd set your voltage around 3.8, depending on your taste. Some people start on low voltage, and twist it up until they start tasting a little bit of burnt, and then dial it back. The VV devices really take the math out of it.

Ok thanks a lot

 

[tj99959]

The easy way is to see what it tastes like. If you don't like it ..... change something ... anything. Sooner or later you will start to see a pattern. If it tastes burnt the voltage is to high or the resistance to low. If there is little vape production the voltage is to low or the resistance to high.

Note that there are two solutions to both conditions.