max vg in a kanger sub ohm help
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Is it the V2 or the V1? The V2 has vertical OCC coils and holes on the sides of the RBA section.
I have the V1 and I found neither the 1.2 or the 0.5 OCC coils would wick properly over 50/50. I only use the RBA section now with a 70/30 mix and higher wattages.
I have the V1 and I found neither the 1.2 or the 0.5 OCC coils would wick properly over 50/50. I only use the RBA section now with a 70/30 mix and higher wattages.
I'd look into getting the newer vertical occs with bigger wicking holes and rated for higher wattage. That said, I had no issues vaping 70 vg regularly with the originals. I even got through a 30ml 90vg with no issue.
Well the v1 coils came with it and that's what I'm using now but I also bought the v2 vertical coils for later use. So then it sounds like the pre-made coils just don't wick max vg very well... That's fine I just wanted to know before I got some specifically to vape in that tank. Ive never tried a max vg juice with anything before so I wasn't sure if this new sub tank would let me go down that road. I don't build coils and probably never will it's just not my thing so to use the special rba piece that I got with the tank really won't help then. I'll just stick with the 60 vg / 40 pg blend I've been using that seems to wick just fine. What's that saying? " If it isn't broke don't fix it" I think that rule of thumb applies here lol
I wouldn't risk the max vg I suppose, but I do know you'll be fine with 70 vg. I've seriously gone though probably 5 packs with 70vg juice. I only vape those around 18 watts though, if that makes a difference. If you're happy with 60/40 go for it, but check out the vertical coils next time then you won't have to worry about trying different blends.
I would encourage you to use the RBA section. Building your own is fun, cheaper and should result in a better vape. The kit comes with pre-made 0.5 ohm coils, so initially you won't even need to wrap them, just instal and wick.
The main advantage of using the RBA section (apart from a better vape IMO) is that once it gets gunged up, you can remove the wicking, dry burn the gunk off the coil and then rewick it . The coil in mine is 4 months old and still going strong. Another advantage is being able to build the coil resistance that best suits you rather than the two premade options. I found the sweet spot to be around 0.8 ohms.
The main advantage of using the RBA section (apart from a better vape IMO) is that once it gets gunged up, you can remove the wicking, dry burn the gunk off the coil and then rewick it . The coil in mine is 4 months old and still going strong. Another advantage is being able to build the coil resistance that best suits you rather than the two premade options. I found the sweet spot to be around 0.8 ohms.
Just fine. If you do have a problem with it keeping up you can take a small! Safety pin or needle and poke in the hole, not all the way through but a little bit, good luck
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