Ohm?

[Whispers]

trying to order MT3s replacement coils and it is asking what OHM I want?????

 

[InTheShade]

What battery are you using them on and do you know if it is fixed voltage or variable voltage?

 

[Whispers]

I use a standard 900 ego non-vv

 

[Dakota Jim]

the easy answer is 1.8 - 2.1 ohm which is universal in my mind and will work with regular egos and vv (and sorry about this but if you don't know what ohm you need I am going to assume its a fixed voltage battery)

 

[Whispers]

No harm done.

I'm a noob but happy to be here and 30 days analog free

 

[p.opus]

If you are using a standard fixed voltage eGo style battery that gives out 3.3 volts, then I would look at the 1.8 ohms.

If you are using an eGo style battery with a higher fixed voltage like the Evod which outputs 3.7 volts, then go with the 2.2 ohms.

If you are using any variable voltage/variable wattage style battery then go for 2.5 ohms.

On my mini protank, I get good performance between 6 to 7 watts and that's what you can get with the setups listed above.

Getting too low a resistance coil with too high voltage will give you a burnt test a lot of the time.

 

[Texasman2011]

agreed.. stay between 1.8-2.1 anything higher and it wont perform good

 

[ccubed]

I've been using 1.8ohm and have been satisfied with the vape on the egot 1000mah battery, in standard mode. My local shop ran out of 1.8ohm replacement coils, so I tried 1.5ohm and it seemed to burn too hot (got a slight burnt flavor) with the juices I have.

I haven't tried the 2.1ohm resistance, but maybe should buy a few just to check out the difference.