Im looking in to getting a Kanger T2 and have seen that they have different ohm. What is the difference and what is a good one to start with. I will be putting it on a ego c twist 1000.
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Welcome , The twist should handle any of the devices , your planning on using . Low resistance devices will operate on lower voltages , where the higher ohm ratings , won't work as well . But with a twist , you are able to use all of them . Probably would not try High resistance , but LR , and SR , should work fine .
I'd suggest to get 2.4 ohm if available, if you can't get that I'd go lower rather than higher. That being said, if you have to go higher keep it as close to the 2.4 as possible, or better yet just look somewhere else for the rating you want. Lower ohm's basically means warmer vape, but you'll be able to adjust for that with the VV.
I agree with bacc.vap, for an Ego battery, 2.0 - 2.4 ohms will give you medium to warm vape, skipping the the cool low vapor vape you'd get with a 2.8 on the low voltage setting.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/tutorials/260292-selecting-cartomizers-match-your-battery-temperature-preferences-excel.html
This will answer all your questions. If you want to live on the edge then select a carto that's one step below the red line for the most performance.
This will answer all your questions. If you want to live on the edge then select a carto that's one step below the red line for the most performance.
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