T2 tank Coil question

[jeffd]

hi all, what so you guys think the best ohm's coil is for the T2 clearo's when used on a ego style non vv battery?
also if I were to use a T2 on a vamo, what would be a good all purpose coil ohm for it?

things to consider- I prefer a cooler vape, non juice burning config and getting the most length of time on my batteries is
also important to me.

thanks !!
j

 

[serenity21899]

I have the 2.4, which is what it comes with, but I prefer a warmer vape. That leaves 2.7 and 3.0. These will not use up your batteries as a LR one will. Since they are cheap enough for the heads, maybe try both and see what works better for you?

 

[mainevaper]

I usually wrap mine around 1.7.-1.9ohms. They do wear the battery down a lil quicker(a lot quicker actually) but the vape is unbeatable for a non vv device.

 

[Centurion]

I use T2s exclusively currently and have for a couple months. Really favor them for... everything. Just realized I've been using too high voltage on the 1.8 ohm T2 heads by just vaping at around 3.6-4.0 on an unregulated CGR18650CH. After tinkering with my spinner battery I'm realizing that, for my juice at least, just under 3.4V is perfect. So, for a typical kGo/eGo battery or other 3.2-3.4 V device I think that'd be perfect. If you have an unregulated battery that hits hotter off the charger than after a few dozen vapes then you might get some 1.8s and also some 2.1s to use when it's pushing out nearer 4V than 3.2V when nearing depletion.

 

[mainevaper]

The heads come in 1.8, 2.4, and 2.8, right? I would think the 2.4 would be best for ya considering you like a cooler vape, and extended battery life. That way you can use it on the non vv as is, and adjust the voltage as desired on your spinner. If wrapping your own coils, ID say aim for 2.0-2.3.