ohm and voltage or something els?

[Niteowl71]

I was looking at a close up of a 1.8ohm BVC and noticed that it had (3.0-5.0v) next to it and got me curious about it does the 3.0-5.0v mean the voltage it can run on safely?

 

[James Wilson]

Possibly. Wish my Kanger coil box had something like that. If that is a standard on some stock coils though it would explain why my kanger duel coils is holding up at 4.5v. It is a 1.5 ohm

 

[msmith4512]

It refers to the recommended voltage range for the coil which translates to about 5 to 14 watts. Below 3 volts, you don't much vapor from the BVC and above 5 volts you can get dry hits and a burnt taste, especially with thicker juices.

 

[Niteowl71]

Possibly. Wish my Kanger coil box had something like that. If that is a standard on some stock coils though it would explain why my kanger duel coils is holding up at 4.5v. It is a 1.5 ohm

Yea it was a Aspire BVC that had it which I think is cool they do that for people who's not that knowledgeable on voltage and ohm. I'm using a Kanger coil right now in my cheap ego and didn't see anything might be their to small?

 

[Niteowl71]

It refers to the recommended voltage range for the coil which translates to about 5 to 14 watts. Below 3 volts, you don't much vapor from the BVC and above 5 volts you can get dry hits and a burnt taste, especially with thicker juices.

That's what I figured, so it would be the same for a 2.1ohm as well or would the recommended volts be higher?