Kayfun on a Mech Mod vs on an APV Mod

[dkeller717]

I've been using my kayfun 3.1 on my mech mod with 1 ohm of 28ga Kanthalk A-1 with excellent results. I've also used it on my APV at 1.8 ohms. Some people say it tastes better with lower resistance on either type of mod. Personally I couldn't tell the difference between the two. Both were great.

My question is: What resistance and wire gauge has worked best for you on an APV? Has anyone found any difference with running a 1 ohm build on a mech vs a higher resistance on an APV?

 

[Smellofcordite]

I really enjoy 1.3-1.4 on a regulated device with my og kfl+ v2. Great flavor if you use the right liquid. I find it is a good compromise of flavor and heat.

 

[ElConquistador]

I use 30 gauge Kanthal to make a 1.6 ohm coil (sometimes I lose count at end up at 1.8) and it's worked very, very well on my Vamo in VW mode at 7 to 10 watts.

 

[dkeller717]

Thanks guys. I think if I decide to use it on my APV, I'll use 30ga also. Still strong and I won't have to use a higher voltage as with the 28 ga. that I use on my mech.

 

[blueGrassTubb]

Thanks guys. I think if I decide to use it on my APV, I'll use 30ga also. Still strong and I won't have to use a higher voltage as with the 28 ga. that I use on my mech.

Personally I'd stick with the 28g so you have more coil surface area. I tried 26g at 1.4Ω and the flavor is outstanding, better than the 28g, but I have to make height adjustments because I get too much spitting.

 

[dkeller717]

Personally I'd stick with the 28g so you have more coil surface area. I tried 26g at 1.4Ω and the flavor is outstanding, better than the 28g, but I have to make height adjustments because I get too much spitting.

That does make sense. For the vape time the wire temperature would be moderate instead rising to a high temperature too fast as with the thinner wires. Good advice. Thanks.

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