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As long as the resistance of the coil is within the operating range of your battery, there is no reason why not.
If you cannot check the coils ohms before placing it on your kanger I would not recommend it, if it shorts it will kill your battery..
A few of my buddies at work are still using 3.7 volt 650mah batteries, and I have taught them all how to wrap 2.2 ohm micro coils and cotton wicks for their Protanks and mini Protanks. We have made a 510 adapter that connects to our digital multimeters to check them before use though. As Visus said, you always want to check for shorts before attaching it to your battery and firing it up.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.valsoft.vaperstoolbox this app for android can help you before you attempt this for a standard battery that is not vv or vw I would recommend 1.6 through 2.0 volts depending on your personal taste.
this video is me doing the process step by step.
This will work for puritank, protank, evod and davide coil heads.
this video is me doing the process step by step.
This will work for puritank, protank, evod and davide coil heads.
I wrap my friends' coils at 2.2 ohms, because, while it doesn't produce a ton of vapor, it produces a good bit and gives a little extra battery life through the day for them.
I would use 30ga and aim for 1.7ohms. 32ga comes out way to high and 28 takes to many wraps and heats up slow.
It truly depends on gauge on kanthal or nichrome
@2.2Ω #32 slightly less than 1/16 micro im mimic'ing sub ohm vapes and its a hot vape thats my hot vape coil
my monster vape coil is 1.7ohms. I use ego's daily.
32 gauge nichrome @.008Ωper inch is almost the same as 30 gauge kanthal @.72 Ω per inch
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