Hi everyone, I am currently using the GS 2200 mah Ego Twist 2 with a mini protank 3 and an adjustable airflow control. I use the new Kanger dual coil enclosed wick coils at 1.8 ohms. Is this the same as using a single 3.6 coil? Also what would be the highest voltage I could use without burning the 1.8 ohm coil out?
What does a dual coil wick do?
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Hi Acies and welcome to ECF!
Yep - you have it right, each coil is 3.6 ohms. using dual coils halves the overall ohms.
As far as how high can you go without burning out the coil - that depends on a few things. First of all the juice you are using will determine how fast the wicks can supply juice to the coil. A thicker juice will wick slower than a thinner juice.
Also, your vaping technique will influence it. If you chain vape, the wicks might not be able to keep up.
All of that being said, the best way to approach it is to start out with the lowest power setting, take a few draws, then bump up the power a notch and take a few more draws. keep doing that until you detect either a lowering of the amount of vapor or a change in the flavor. then back the power down a notch.
Hope that helps and Happy vaping!
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Hello Acies. First of all duel coils are there to give you a better vapor and flavor production. Each coil has a separate wick surrounding it. And there is a big difference between 1.8 and 3.6Ohms. With those specific Kanger coils. I would vape at 3.5 to 4 volts with a 1.8Ohm coil. To be honest I find those coils have bad wicking and give a burnt taste quite often.
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