New kanger occ vertical coils-fast tech

[Tyler oakes]

Authentic KangerTech SUBTANK Vertical OCC Coil Heads (5-Pack)
0.5ohm (15-60W) $9.92

Has anyone bought these coils from fast tech? Getting them for my sub tank mini and cool Fire iv.

Is the cool Fire iv any good? Looking to get a second battery, I was looking at the I stick 30 watt, these any good either?

 

[Rixsta]

Authentic KangerTech SUBTANK Vertical OCC Coil Heads (5-Pack)
0.5ohm (15-60W) $9.92

Has anyone bought these coils from fast tech? Getting them for my sub tank mini and cool Fire iv.

Is the cool Fire iv any good? Looking to get a second battery, I was looking at the I stick 30 watt, these any good either?

Fast tech are usually OK, if they state Authentic then it usually is.

The Coolfire IV is a great mod, a lot better than the Istick 30w, nothing wrong with the Istick but the Coolfire is a step up..

In saying that the 0.5ohm coils are rated from 15 to 60 watts, so you may want to think about that, you maybe better getting a higher wattage mod so it saves buying again..

 

[Tyler oakes]

What's a good 60 watt mod that's simple? Nothing to complicated with an external battery or anything like that. Something like a cool Fire iv or I stick but something better and with 60 watts?

What's the difference with a 15-60 watt coil with a 40 watt mod? What's the set back with using a 15-60 watt coil with a 40 watt mod is what I mean. And what does having a 60 watt coil with a 60 watt mod do? More vapor? Still a newb sorry

 

[K_Tech]

What's a good 60 watt mod that's simple? Nothing to complicated with an external battery or anything like that. Something like a cool Fire iv or I stick but something better and with 60 watts?

What's the difference with a 15-60 watt coil with a 40 watt mod? What's the set back with using a 15-60 watt coil with a 40 watt mod is what I mean. And what does having a 60 watt coil with a 60 watt mod do? More vapor? Still a newb sorry

I just posted in your other thread (60 watt coil on a 30 watt device) about that, but if you're looking for a dependable 60 watt mod, I don't think you can go wrong with the MVP 3 Pro edition. If you look around, you can find it for around $60 on line.

6 to 60 watts, will fire from 0.2 to 3.1 ohms, great accuracy, and an internal 4500 mAh battery. I'm a fan of Innokin's MVP line, they're really solid devices.

 

[Tyler oakes]

Looked it up and a lot of the starter kits come with the I sub g tank? How are those tanks? Or should I go with the sub tank mini?

 

[K_Tech]

Looked it up and a lot of the starter kits come with the I sub g tank? How are those tanks? Or should I go with the sub tank mini?

I have no experience with those tanks, but they seem to be getting good reviews.

 

[gofishtx]

I don't know about the Cool Fire but I know Innoken makes decent products. MVPs are rated really well. Myself I prefer removable batteries so if my battery dies and I am not anywhere it can be charged, I can just pop in an extra battery. Most of the mods with removable batteries also have pass thru charging, but you would have the added expense of buying batteries and a charger. As for the tank, the Subtank is a great tank and comes with an RBA deck so if you want to learn to build your own coils. I have not tried the ISub Tank yet.
I have never ordered from Fast Tech so I can't attest to the authenticity of the products or shipping and return experiences