Looking for EVOD replacement coils + ohm question

[BrendaE]

Anyone know of a reliable US supplier that has Kanger EVOD 2.4 ohm replacement coils in stock?
I have found 1.8 ohm coils, but not 2.4 ~

I usually vape my ego twist @ 4.0 voltage.
I have Kanger T3's and MT3's in addition to a couple of EVOD's.
The "3's" are great, but I really prefer the vape of the EVOD...even if I do have to refill more often.

For those of you who understand ohm and voltage ratings, etc...please help!
I understand voltage variations, but don't understand ohm ratings, especially in relation to voltage levels.

i.e. if using a 1.8 as opposed to a 2.4, would I vary the voltage on my twist to acheive a similar vape...or would this compromise the life span of the coil?
I've read a couple of posts regarding this but I'm still in the dark.

Thanks, all!
Bren

(btw...I used vision 'stardust' exclusively for the first 6 months of vaping, I'm so glad I decided to try Kanger!!!)

 

[EddieAdams]

Honestly, I would just rebuild.
Some 32g Kanthal a-1
1mm silica wick or other material
toothpick
halved toothpick for coil insertion
ohm meter or a battery mod that has one

 

[CloudZ]

4 V @ 2.4 ohms gives you 6.67 W. So to get the same power on a 1.8 ohm coil, use 3.5 V. The equation is W = V x V / R


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[StevesCVO]

Kanger EVOD Replacement Head - 2.5ohm [gv-EVOD-2.5ohmRepHEAD] - $1.59 : GotVapes.com, E-cigarette Supplies - Atomizers Cartomizers Mods Juice and more Lower ohms equals lower voltage to get the same number of watts. Look at the chart here VAPING POWER CHART! Found Via... | GrimmGreenIndustries and see if it helps.

 

[Spring_Hill_Papa]

Also try sweet vapes, the standard coil is 2.5 ohms I never have a problem getting them

 

[Cavediver]

2.2s and 2.5s in stock: 5 FOR $6 at Discount Vapers
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