What coils do I use for general full sized Clearomizers?

[heisenbergNY]

I use regular egos but need to know the size of the coil that needs to be purchased. The coils range from 24GA, 26GA, 30GA, and 32GA. I am a beginner and would like to seek your help. Can someone give me a good advise? Thanks


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[Topwater Elvis]

Different clearo's use different factory made replacement heads/coils, some of them can be used in different models made by the same manufacturer.
Usually they're offered in resistance 1.8, 2.2, 2.4 etc, not various wire gauges.
If you're asking about rebuilding clearo heads using various gauge wire, depends on how much room you have to work with & the resistance you hope to achieve.

Maybe I don't understand your question.

 

[Myrany]

On an ego battery you really do not want to go below 1.8 ohms or above 2.2 ohms. It really will not function well outside that range.

 

[Rickajho]

Can you shoot us the link to what you are seeing? It sounds like you are talking about those bare wick & wire coils at fasttech that can be used to rebuild Kanger coils.

 

[kslice917]

I'm with Elvis on this one. You would typically purchase the coil heads made by the manufacture - unless you are planning to rebuild them yourself. In which case, I would recommend 28 gauge wire for a micro-coil build. I wouldn't go higher than a 32-gauge or lower than a 26-gauge, though. Just make sure you check your resistance afterwards and it's between 1.8-2.2 ohms. Remember: More wraps = more resistance.

 

[Miata GT]

As people have noted, it really depends on what PV/APV you are planning to use and, for me, what clearo you are going to use. If I were using this on a vv or vv/vw device, like a SID/Provari/MVP, etc. I would shoot for a coil resistance between 1.6 and 2.2 ohms, using 32-gauge Kanthal.

 

[Butters80]

If you are new to rebuilding on pro tank heads or vivi nova heads where there is limited space 32awg is probably going to get you to the ohms your looking for for a regular coil wrapped around wicks and a straightened paper clip. Dunno if that's the direction you were heading. Hope that helps.

 

[heisenbergNY]

Thank you guys for your help. I am still unsure what Guage I need to use to get a right ohms for it because I not sure how much ohms each will produce


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