Question on Kanger and Smoktech coils.

[graffinfected]

Im sure someone here can help me out.

Im trying to find out if the Smoktech coils fit kanger tanks.

The reason for this is because kanger (from what i hear) is putting out alot of duds. I have bought some myself.

I have seen people complain after buying a whole 5 pack of kanger coils to say that they were all duds. So sense i know that i havent heard anything bad about smoktech coils... i was just wondering. Because if thats the case ill just buy the smoktech coils instead of the kanger coils.

 

[Pinggolfer]

I do not think smoketech coils fit the Kanger tanks. I can say in 6 months of vaping I have not had a dud in any of the Kanger coils I purchased. Sun Vapers and Vape 101 sell original Knager coils.

This is how a Kanger box looks.

 

[graffinfected]

i know i have seen them. but some of the vendors i know get a handfull of people that come in saying their coil was not wicking properly and getting a burnt taste the moment their wick gets saturated. and its always with the kanger heads. i wonder if other people are having the same issue.

i havent heard anything negative about smoktech's coils though.. just wondering.

 

[Pocha]

The coils that fit the Smoktech Aro and their other single coil tanks DO in fact fit the single coil Protanks and I think Evods, but NOT the other way around apparently.

 

[graffinfected]

The coils that fit the Smoktech Aro and their other single coil tanks DO in fact fit the single coil Protanks and I think Evods, but NOT the other way around apparently.

see i thought so... thank you pocha.

ill be buying the smoktech coils from now on because ive been one of those guys that has bought defective kanger coils.

sometimes i biuld them on my own but other times im at a vape shop and dont feel like building one so i just buy a couple.

 

[evonder]

I have both smoktech aro, kanger t3s and evod's and I have been using my aro coils in all without issue and has actually resolved the gurgling issues with the kangers.

 

[Nibiru2012]

I quit buying Protank coils and have gone to recoiling them with 28 ga. Kanthal A-1 wire spaced microcoils and cotton wicks. Works much better, warmer vape than regular Protank/Evod coils, more flavor and no leaks or gurgles even though I do not use a stacked flavor wick.

On average it takes about 10 minutes or so to do a rebuilt coil from start to finish. I had issues with some of the white silicone insulators tearing when removing them so now I pull the old coil first then use the blunt end of a 2mm drill bit to push out the insulator from the top of the coil head unit. I also ordered some replacement white silicone insulators from Lightning Vapes. Price is $6.00 for 10 pieces and free postage.

Rebuilding is a LOT less expensive too. Most of my rebuilt coils average around 1.2 - 1.3 ohms and work very well on both my SMOK ZMAX V5 and LAMBO V6.0.

Try recoiling these instead of buying new coils, you will definitely notice a difference. I certainly did.