My 50w coil recently died and i normally vape anywhere between 40-50w and it was the first coil i ever used. I went to my local vape shop and picked up a few coils and they were the best ones that could go in to my kangertech subox mini. It says on them 15-30w and i have only done a little bit over 30w like 32w, Is that a bad idea? Is it safe to even go to 40w? It may sound stupid but i only got in to vaping a few weeks ago to try an get away from cigs and I don't know jack squat about this stuff really.
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If you're not getting burnt or dry hits it's fine. The wattage on the coil is just a recommendation. I run those ones at like 18 watts myself. If you can find the newer vertical .5 occ, those say 15-60 watts, and I like them much better.
I agree with the above. The worse thing to happen is you'll burn out the coil with too much power, other than getting a burnt/dry hit.
Since you are admittingly new to vaping, I strongly recommend that you learn a little bit about watts, volts, and amps and Ohm's Law. You'll feel much better about what you are doing.
Ohm's Law Explained for Vapers
Since you are admittingly new to vaping, I strongly recommend that you learn a little bit about watts, volts, and amps and Ohm's Law. You'll feel much better about what you are doing.
Ohm's Law Explained for Vapers
also with the subtank stock occ coils
dont throw them out just pull out the wicking rince them off and put them in a box for now as later you may want to rebuild them
just a thought i threw my first few out and wished i kept them
dont throw them out just pull out the wicking rince them off and put them in a box for now as later you may want to rebuild them
just a thought i threw my first few out and wished i kept them
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