Single or dual or triple coil?
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It all depends on personal preference to be honest. Generally the tighter the airflow compared to the coil or coils being used make more flavor.
If you have an open airy draw flavor can be muted more than a tighter draw topper. A good example is a kayfun, tight draw and usually very flavorful.
You can bypass the open draw like a mutation by building lower or upping the wattage to make a more vapor.
There are plenty of people that when flavor chasing use a single coil, then use more coils and open up the airflow for clouds.
I generally use dual coils at .5 ohms on my RDA's as a starting point. I then go up or down in coil resistance depending on flavor and heat.
If you haven't built many coils go for a killer single that works, then try more. A well built and placed coil is going to decide the flavor. So it all depends on skill, the more you have the more you can play around with types and quantities.
If you have an open airy draw flavor can be muted more than a tighter draw topper. A good example is a kayfun, tight draw and usually very flavorful.
You can bypass the open draw like a mutation by building lower or upping the wattage to make a more vapor.
There are plenty of people that when flavor chasing use a single coil, then use more coils and open up the airflow for clouds.
I generally use dual coils at .5 ohms on my RDA's as a starting point. I then go up or down in coil resistance depending on flavor and heat.
If you haven't built many coils go for a killer single that works, then try more. A well built and placed coil is going to decide the flavor. So it all depends on skill, the more you have the more you can play around with types and quantities.
Since the device is made to be used with 3 coils, I would think that it would produce the best with that setup. Now then, the type of wire used such as the clapton or twisted wires seem to produce better flavors for me while not taking away from good clouds. Different wicking methods can change profiles as well. There is still much experimenting to do so keep at it and when you find the perfect coil, wick and juice, you'll be smiling for days. 
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