Question about Aspire Spryte Coil

[Ken Kaneki]

So this is my second coil in the aspire spryte, the first one I used (1.2 ohm) lasted me 60 ml of juice, this one (1.8 ohm) is starting to give like a burnt taste and very little flavor and I've only used 30 ml of juice on it. Is this normal? do I need to change the coil? and why does the coil life vary this much?

 

[BrotherBob]

So this is my second coil in the aspire spryte, the first one I used (1.2 ohm) lasted me 60 ml of juice, this one (1.8 ohm) is starting to give like a burnt taste and very little flavor and I've only used 30 ml of juice on it. Is this normal? do I need to change the coil? and why does the coil life vary this much?

Welcome and glad you joined.
Your coil life depends on many factors, I change my RDA "2.6 ohm coil" wick every 2-3 days/10mls. Might like to check out:
In General lower ohm coils/higher wattage vaping:
More Expensive
Heat The Coil Faster
May produce More Vapor, can mute taste (coat mouth/build up)
Drain The Battery Faster/shorten life
Use E-Juice Faster
Produce A Warmer Tasting Vape
Shorten Coil Life
Shorten Wick Life
May Produce more Dry Hits
May be less healthier - higher temps.
May Produce Spit Back
More PV Maintenance/Issues
More irritation to non vapers (tends create more negative comments regarding cloud production)
More exposure to carcinogens at high temps

In General higher ohm coils/lower wattage (generally MTL) vaping:
Heat the coil slower, which may produce “less” vapor
Provide A “cooler” tasting vape, can produce more flavor
May use less E-Juice (<$ less money)
Prolong battery life (<$)
Prolong coil life (<$)
Prolong wick life (<$)
Less likely spit back/Dry hits
May result in less PV maintenance/Issues
Less irritation to non vapers
Aids stealth vaping
Less exposure to carcinogens at high temps