Will the istick 20 be enough power for the Kanger Sub mini if it's used with the 1.2 ohm coil? I know it won't be enough for the .5 coil but I'm not really interested in using that one until I possibly get the Istick 30. I am looking for "safer" materials than whats in the coils of the nautilus Mini.
Kanger sub mini question
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Yes. It looks good too. I ran my nano at 20W with the 1.2 ohm OCC coil. It doesn't have the full flavor of the 0.5 Ohm coil, but it tastes good enough for the size of the battery.
Also, comparing this to a Nautilus mini is going to be night and day. You're going to love it. I really disliked my nautilus mini, and had nothing but problems with it.
Also, comparing this to a Nautilus mini is going to be night and day. You're going to love it. I really disliked my nautilus mini, and had nothing but problems with it.
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Short answer is yes. I got mu subtank mini about 2 weeks ago and am still using my first .5 ohm coil and loving every pull off of it. You will need to get a bigger istick to go sub-ohm. I actually found a pretty cool app for my smartphone that calculates the ohms, watts, voltage, and amps. I use it all the time to figure out this type of stuff. I think I searched "coil" or "ohms" in the app store and found a free app that calculates the unknown based off of two out of the four values. I find it very useful when checking to make sure you don't exceed the amount of amps that your battery can handle.
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