The V1 ProVari would read it as 1.5 and the V2 ProVari would correctly read it as two 1.5 coils. Or something like that, I know the V2 upgrade addressed the dual coil issue people were having with the V1's.
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How would it read it as "two?" Would the display some 3.0 ohms? (Forgive my cluelessness, I still don't quite get the point of dual coils, despite reading post after post about them and watching videos.)
Its still kind of lost on me too.
Though I've only ever used an eGo Twist & EMDCC (which, seems like 10~ months ago, these things were talked about all over the place and now mums the word).
Have thought about setting up one of my AGA-Ts with a dual coil & bamboo just to see. Been too lazy.
Though I've only ever used an eGo Twist & EMDCC (which, seems like 10~ months ago, these things were talked about all over the place and now mums the word).
Have thought about setting up one of my AGA-Ts with a dual coil & bamboo just to see. Been too lazy.
Dual coils produce twice as much vapor as a single coil. The reason people don't talk about them much anymore is because Genesis attys went mainstream. That's about all the info I can share, I've never used dual coils and I don't own a V2 Provari.
They are 2 3ohm coils in parallel, which brings overall resistance to 1.5 . If you can push 4.5v+ on them there ok...... but use any less voltage and vapor is not good. In other words you're resistance is 1.5 ohms but you need to be able to push 3 ohm type voltages to get any good vapor, and some devices do not due that well due to amp/watt limitations.
It'll read 1.5 ohms... A 1.5 cd is actually two 3 ohm coils running in parallel.
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