Using 2.2 coil in a T3S that came with a 2.5 coil?

[Ubesawft]

I have a KangerTech t3S that came with a coil with a 2.5 OHM stamp on it. Recently bought some replacement coils, to have on hand should mine burn out, and came to find they are 2.2 OHM. Just curious if this can cause issues of any sort before I try to put it back together and start using it.

 

[Huckleberried]

You'll be fine with anything from a 1.8 to the 2.5. They have a +/- .02 reading sometimes. I prefer a 2.2 or a bit above, myself.

 

[Nermal]

I have that device and favor 1.8 ohm. With a twist, 2.0 isn't bad either. I've had no luck at all with the only 2.5 that came into my possession.

 

[Train2]

It'll probably work better.

 

[Grimwald]

I always switch out the stock coil in s T3 or Evod to a 1.8...just my preference for a warmer vape. You don't say what battery you are using, but if it has VV, you can always dial it up or down in voltage which accomplishes the same thing. If you find the 2.2 is too harsh, lower the voltage. If you find the 2.5 too mild, raise the voltage.

 

[beebz]

Me too - to all these posts. Just ordered the 1.8's based on something I read here recently and now this thread cements my memory.

I have a KangerTech t3S that came with a coil with a 2.5 OHM stamp on it. Recently bought some replacement coils, to have on hand should mine burn out, and came to find they are 2.2 OHM. Just curious if this can cause issues of any sort before I try to put it back together and start using it.