Newbie needs help with picking the oHm for Kanger coil heads!

[The Ocelot]

I think I got it now... While I was gone I actually just received my package with the Ego twist 1000 mah battery and the vivi nova tank, and I tried the same juice on it that I use on my other standard battery, only with the vivi nova I tried on the 1.8 ohm as oppose to the 2.4 I been using, and I can tell a slight difference. The 1.8 ohm gave me a harder throat hit, but I felt like I'm sucking in less when I was pulling on it. I also think the vapor production on it was a little smaller. Is this how it translates? Am I on point??

Did you charge it first? They usually aren't shipped fully charged.

 

[Bill's Magic Vapor]

Is it me, or does everyone find this thread confusing? More Ohms, less amps needed for same Watts. Less amps, less battery required. Makes sense that a lower ohm coil would be warmer because it takes more amps to achieve same Watts. So, wouldn't more Ohms use less battery and have a cooler vape? If my understanding is not correct, I would appreciate learning what is correct.

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[Daniella Wonderland]

yeah I'm def feelin the 2.4 ohm way more.

 

[Daniella Wonderland]

This thread is confusing but just from personal taste and experiment just now I found that the lower ohm of 1.8 didn't deliver enough vapor and as I was pulling on it I didn't feel much coming out, I felt like I had to pull harder.... now on the 2.4 ohm it's perfect again

 

[ElConquistador]

I'm confused by all these replies, too. All I know is that after using 2.4 "normal resistance" clearos on a plain ego battery (no VV), when I bought an iClear 16 that was 1.8 ohms, I got a much heavier, more satisfying vape on the same battery. It took me a while to get used to the difference, but I liked it better.

On my Vamo, I can do whatever I want, but I still prefer the lower ohm coils.

 

[jefsview]

Whatever works best for you.

I find the 1.8 ohm coils don't work well on the Protank. While I can run 1.2 ohm on an RDA and get fantastic, vapegasm results.

Find what works best for you, per device, per mod, per juice.

 

[crxess]

Okay, to remove some confusion

Fixed Battery
1.8ohms low = more amps to run
2.8ohms - Same setup less amps to run.....** Also Cooler Vape**

Same effects with VV Battery
However now you can BOOST to get 2.8ohm to perform like the 1.8ohm
Now you are using More battery due to over driving output.

This is safe by design, but can put you at the edge of adjust-ability.

Now using 1.8-2.2ohms with VV battery, you are getting decent Vape time for performance AND leaving room to bump up if the flavor works better. Tobaccos seem to produce better at higher temps as do some desserts.(bakery Flavors)
You also have room to reduce for light flavors - Fruits, some drink flavors.

Hope this helps a bit.

 

[Daniella Wonderland]

Yup I got it now... Thanks everybody! )

 

[Barbaroo]

I have a bunch of Evods, and most of them are 1.8ohms.
There are about four that are 2.5ohms, but I like the 1.8ohms better.
But...I'm using them on an Evod Battery.

 

[GizmoTronic]

Here's a simple chart I found useful:
Selecting optimum voltage/wattage
and for a little more accuracy, this calculator is pretty good:
Ohm's Law Calculator
I found both to be very useful when I got my first vv mod