Kanger coil question.

[miamc12321]

I love my new Kanger Evod tank. Really great taste, great vape, and looks really good on my batteries. Eventually, though, the coil will need to be replaced. I went to add a five pack to my cart from Mt Baker and it asked me what ohm I wanted. To be honest, I am dumb to this. I looked at my tank's product page to see if it had the ohm of the coil I got with it, but no luck. Does anyone have this tank and know what ohm I would need. Would it be on the coil itself? If I'm able, I can post a link to my tank's product page. Thanks so much for any help.

 

[MadMeathead]

check the coil itself. should be stamped on the side.

Regards

 

[Katya]

It should be stamped on the coil--if it's original Kanger coil. You might need a magnifying glass.

if you have a variable voltage battery, you can use any resistance, really, and adjust wattage to your liking. If you have a regular eGo (3.2v), use the lower resistance coils (1.5-1.8Ω). If you have an unregulated battery (3.7Ω), anything between 2-2.5Ω should be fine.

 

[jarchack]

Most Kangers(Evod type) take 1.8 - 2.5 Ohm coils. I generally don't go over 2.2 myself. Most places I've gotten coils from offer only the 1.8 and 2.2... I don't know of anyone that's used higher anyway. It's probably going to boil down to preference and the PG/VG mix you use. And they are labeled on the stem of the coil.

 

[miamc12321]

Thanks, guys. It's an original Kanger. I'll check the coil, then. Thanks again.

 

[djsvapour]

I tended to buy 1.8ohm Kanger replacement heads.

After 9 or 10 boxes, I realised I was throwing money down the drain. They lasted me less than 3 days on average.

I get 3 weeks with an Aspire BVC. Aspire will make an evod size clearomiser, so might be worth a look for long-term value.

 

[leekeylee]

I tended to buy 1.8ohm Kanger replacement heads.

After 9 or 10 boxes, I realised I was throwing money down the drain. They lasted me less than 3 days on average.

I get 3 weeks with an Aspire BVC. Aspire will make an evod size clearomiser, so might be worth a look for long-term value.

Rebuild the kanger heads nice and easy and saves the pennies. Search this forum for great tutorials on how to do it

 

[djsvapour]

Rebuild the kanger heads nice and easy and saves the pennies. Search this forum for great tutorials on how to do it

Thanks for the tip.

 

[Monotremata]

Yeah the difference between your own coils and the stock is night and day!! I can actually TASTE the flavors in my juice now consistently through an entire tank hehe.. A word of advice from a coil beginner.. Go with 30ga wire. I do it with 32 which is what Kanger uses but it would be soooo much easier with 30. My 32ga microcoils come out so tiny to hit 1.8-2.0 ohms and its tough to count the wraps and see if they're all nice and tight together..

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