Still somewhat new here, although thanks to this site I do feel quite knowledgeable. There's just some of those "why?" questions in my head.
For instance, I got tired of my protank 3 mini and aerotank coils only lasting a few days and have started rebuilding them. Using an MVP 2.0. So here's what I don't understand. My coils usually come out at 1.4 to 1.5 ohms. Now, in the stock protank coils I usually vape at 7 watts, sometimes 8 depending on the juice. That's typically good flavor, and also, if I push it close to 9 or higher I start to get that burnt taste. That's using either the stock 2.1 or 1.5 coils although since I'm using watts I'm not sure that would matter.
Now, when I rebuild my own, still at 1.4-1.5 watts I end up pushing about 10 watts for good flavor. No burnt taste even if I push it to 11. So the head scratcher to me is just that. If the stock coils always tend to taste burnt if I go to high, why do I find that I'm having to go so high for flavor on the coils I build and why am I not getting a burnt taste? I actually prefer the coils I do over the stock ones.
Here's what I know. The stock coils are dual coils, and when I rebuild I only use a single coil, 28g with about 9 wraps. And the stock coils use silica for wick and I'm using cotton. Is that the difference? Maybe a crazy question, but my mind always wants to figure out the why behind things.
Local place gave me one of the new kanger coils that have the wick enclosed rather than exposed. I haven't tried it yet. He was out of stock on all of the new ones except one of the new sub ohm .8 ones. I know it'll fire in my MVP, just haven't tried it. He swore by them and said flavor is better and they last longer. Anyone have any experience with the new ones?
For instance, I got tired of my protank 3 mini and aerotank coils only lasting a few days and have started rebuilding them. Using an MVP 2.0. So here's what I don't understand. My coils usually come out at 1.4 to 1.5 ohms. Now, in the stock protank coils I usually vape at 7 watts, sometimes 8 depending on the juice. That's typically good flavor, and also, if I push it close to 9 or higher I start to get that burnt taste. That's using either the stock 2.1 or 1.5 coils although since I'm using watts I'm not sure that would matter.
Now, when I rebuild my own, still at 1.4-1.5 watts I end up pushing about 10 watts for good flavor. No burnt taste even if I push it to 11. So the head scratcher to me is just that. If the stock coils always tend to taste burnt if I go to high, why do I find that I'm having to go so high for flavor on the coils I build and why am I not getting a burnt taste? I actually prefer the coils I do over the stock ones.
Here's what I know. The stock coils are dual coils, and when I rebuild I only use a single coil, 28g with about 9 wraps. And the stock coils use silica for wick and I'm using cotton. Is that the difference? Maybe a crazy question, but my mind always wants to figure out the why behind things.
Local place gave me one of the new kanger coils that have the wick enclosed rather than exposed. I haven't tried it yet. He was out of stock on all of the new ones except one of the new sub ohm .8 ones. I know it'll fire in my MVP, just haven't tried it. He swore by them and said flavor is better and they last longer. Anyone have any experience with the new ones?