Kanger NI200 coils

[Paul lamb]

Anyone tried these? Are they good? bad? Can you get good vapour production off them on a TC device?

 

[fromplsnerf]

Using one right now until it dies and I have to make my own on my RBA. Anyway, it's fantastic. I'm using the IPV D2 and a 7ml all black Subtank Plus with the .15 ohm ni200 OCC coil @ 38J & 430F. Flavor and vapor production are nuts. At first I thought TC was a gimmick, but this build seriously puts my Subox Mini to shame. I don't think I'll ever use kanthal again...

Anyway. The coils are great, but like any OCC coils they are probably hit or miss. That's just my personal opinion though because I only got 1 ni200 coil with my Subtank. I would build my own if I were you. But if you really want to spend the money, they are a solid buy and vape great

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[EvCr]

Went through 2 packs with each coil lasting under a week, barely any vapor after the first 2 days due to gunking. Of course thats just my personal experience, but I honestly would just recommend buying some wire and making your own. When I started doing that, I finally saw what they hype was about. Amazing flavor and vapor, with no burnt taste at all. I dont think I can go back to using a tank again, as I doubt I could fit my coils on an rba deck.

 

[GeorgeS]

The Kanger Subtank Mini+ is an easy recommendation. Yes you can use the factory (and aftermarket) OCC coils which some say are "hit or miss" or buy some wire+cotton, a winding jig (<$20 investment) and just make your own!

Outside of having to switch tanks I personally don't care how fast (or not!) my coils "gunk up" as the RBA option is easy to take apart and rebuild or simply CLEAN (I often just put it under running tap water) and 5-10min later your back up and running. Purchase a few extra RBA heads and prebuild them and its even easier!