Lookin at ordering a 5 pack of SmokTech Dual Coil Cartomizers for a Joye Ego and they come in 1.5 and 2.5 ohm resistances. Which one do i need?
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Joye Ego - What resistance SmokTech Dual Coil Carto?
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Probably the 1.5's (LR) and the 2.5's will work as well . The LR one's will give you more vapor , and a bit warmer vapor , as well . Welcome to the ECF , while I'm at it .
Awesome, Thanks guys! This forum has been a tremendous help! When first getting into e-cigs the amount of information available is almost mind numbing!
Just a note for people with slim ecigs - the 1.5 dual coils are not for slim ecigs and could damage your batteries. Some people won't even go that low on enclosed batteries like Ego and Riva and will only use such low ohms on mods where the batteries are cheap and you can see any visible damage when you remove the batteries to charge them.
I agree with dormouse.
all this "Best" stuff gets a lot of extra business for the vendors
If per chance you receive a 1.4 ohm carto in your batch of 1.5 ohm cartos you just may say goodbye to your eGo in a few days. I check 1.6 ohm Dual Coils for low ones (for me and my Big Battery Mods) and give the high resistance (at least 1.6 ohms) to the wife for use on her eGos.
If you don't have a decent ohm meter one bad carto can cost you.
But what the hay, still cheaper than smoking.
all this "Best" stuff gets a lot of extra business for the vendors
If per chance you receive a 1.4 ohm carto in your batch of 1.5 ohm cartos you just may say goodbye to your eGo in a few days. I check 1.6 ohm Dual Coils for low ones (for me and my Big Battery Mods) and give the high resistance (at least 1.6 ohms) to the wife for use on her eGos.
If you don't have a decent ohm meter one bad carto can cost you.
But what the hay, still cheaper than smoking.
Low resistance on ego batteries can be lethal to your batteries so just a headsup about that. The MOSFET switches in proprietary batteries like the ego's can't handle the voltage pull and heat the low resistance requires. Yes, they will work but they will kill your batteries quicker than their normal lifespan.
If you don't mind having to replace your batteries sooner than expected, use 1.5ohms. If you don't want the expense of battery replacement, use the higher ohm'd cartos.
If you don't mind having to replace your batteries sooner than expected, use 1.5ohms. If you don't want the expense of battery replacement, use the higher ohm'd cartos.
I have a couple of lighter juices that are a little better with higher resistance. Overall I like LR better, except with my peach juice.
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