If the coil fits!
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It depends on if your mod can handle the resistance. What does the ohms come out to on your build?
TFV4 coils will NOT fit a Subtank!
If the coil(s) doesn't go below the minimum resistance, you should be fine. On a TFV4.The Cuboid is a 150w mod, if I'm not mistaken. So it falls under that catagory. Otherwise , it just won't fire. Stick with pre-built coils like that, until you learn more about ohms (resistance)
If the coil(s) doesn't go below the minimum resistance, you should be fine. On a TFV4.The Cuboid is a 150w mod, if I'm not mistaken. So it falls under that catagory. Otherwise , it just won't fire. Stick with pre-built coils like that, until you learn more about ohms (resistance)
If you mean just pop in a factory coil head from a different manufacturer, as a rule... no.
At a minimum... the height must match for a proper seal.
For example Aspire coil heads are one of the couple/few than many brands design their tank to accept, as well as their own brand... but those are the exception.
SMOK TFV4 head in a Kanger Sub Tank... I haven't tried, don't have a TFV4.
Why don't you tell us ?
If you mean... "How big a build can I stuff in my Kanger RBA deck?"... that's a different matter.
Just getting it in without shorting to the coil chamber housing isn't enough.
These things are actually designed and tested for optimal performance.
Smart Johnnies and their maths... that sort of thing.
Extra coil mass will be blocking airflow through the chamber... gonna be a hot time.
But there's no telling where the break even line is without someone trying.
If that's what you want to experiment with... go for it.
For safety's sake though... use a regulated mod, not a mech.
Things can go very bad, very fast with a hard short.
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