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Welcome to ECF! I have five or six of the Ego Twists and love them. Which coils you use will be something you have to decide for yourself. It's more personal preference than anything. Same goes for what voltage to use. When I have a new juice I start at a very low setting (although usually not as low as the 3.3v) then work my way up until I'm getting the most possible flavor without burning the juice. The perfect setting for me varies with what juice I'm using and even varies as to whether it's fresh juice or has been vaped on for awhile. What tank are you using with the Twist? I have six Pro Tank 3s and six or seven mini PT3s, each with a different juice in them. You probably won't need that many, as I tend to go a little overboard on how many tanks I have. Even my wife has commented on it.
Variable Voltage means that the ohm rating of the coil isn't that important.
You can turn the volts up or down to your taste.
You can turn the volts up or down to your taste.
I would always buy 1.8ohm coils for using on a Spinner or Twist. However, 2.0 or 2.2 is still great.
I can't remember running a mini Protank above 4.2v with a 1.8.
I can't remember running a mini Protank above 4.2v with a 1.8.
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For an eGo class battery... I would stick with Kanger 2.0 or 2.2 ohm coils. First, the battery really isn't built to handle the low ohm stuff Kanger is putting out - like the 1.5 ohms coils. And the Kanger BCC clearo design doesn't really work all that great with the below 2.0 ohm coils - they get too hot, too fast even at your lowest voltage setting. At least with the higher resistance coils you can always adjust the voltage down far enough to suit your needs and likes. For me, even the 1.8 ohm Kanger coils didn't give me any place to adjust the battery voltage low enough.
What voltage? You have to get kind of Zen about this. For any new coil - or any new liquid for that matter - start at your lowest voltage and only move the voltage up until you hit the flavor and vapor production you are looking for. New coils don't require as high a voltage as older coils that are getting mucked up from use. And every liquid is different. One flavor might respond well at a certain voltage (heat) while for a different flavor that same coil and same voltage may not be optimal.
For an eGo class battery... I would stick with Kanger 2.0 or 2.2 ohm coils. First, the battery really isn't built to handle the low ohm stuff Kanger is putting out - like the 1.5 ohms coils. And the Kanger BCC clearo design doesn't really work all that great with the below 2.0 ohm coils - they get too hot, too fast even at your lowest voltage setting. At least with the higher resistance coils you can always adjust the voltage down far enough to suit your needs and likes. For me, even the 1.8 ohm Kanger coils didn't give me any place to adjust the battery voltage low enough.
What voltage? You have to get kind of Zen about this. For any new coil - or any new liquid for that matter - start at your lowest voltage and only move the voltage up until you hit the flavor and vapor production you are looking for. New coils don't require as high a voltage as older coils that are getting mucked up from use. And every liquid is different. One flavor might respond well at a certain voltage (heat) while for a different flavor that same coil and same voltage may not be optimal.
Anything in the 1.8 ohm and higher should be fine. The 2.0 and 2.2 ohm coils will give you a bit more range to work with.
Hello and welcome! I'm not sure if we are allowed to post links to outside sources here, but if you google "vape coil resistance chart" you will find a good chart that tells you what ohms are safe for specific voltages.
there is a chart on here too. But for the life of me i cant find it.
2.0 ohm is fine on your battery set up. Vape on!!
have used this setup. i prefer cooler more saturated vapes to warmer vapes with more production. for the flavors and liquids i use(50/50, usually fruity or dessert flavors) 2.2 ohm coils at 4 volts is about perfect. thats my personal opinion and the way i like to vape.
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