What OHM coils to get?

[darkfire3814]

I have a Aspire nautilus mini and reg tanks sitting on a Tesla mod. I need to get new coils. but i see 2 different Ohm's to pick.

http://www.mtbakervapor.com/accessories/aspire-nautilus-replacement-coils-5-pack/

the 1.8 and 1.6 1.8 is what orginaly came with my tanks so i would assume id need the 1.8 but wanted to know if there was a difference with the 1.6?

 

[DaveP]

I prefer the 1.8 ohm coils. These are dual coils, so they are actually two 3.6 ohm coils in parallel. I find that Nautilus coils are so efficient that I don't have to crank the voltage to get a good vape. I'm good at 3.5v most of the time. 1.8 ohms puts me in a voltage range where I have enough latitude to go lower if there's a need to be stealthy in public.

Both come in the package with the new Nautilus, so you have vaped both. You have more latitude to raise the voltage in your Tesla than you have to lower it. I'd pick 1.8 ohms. If I were vaping a Mech, I might pick 1.6 ohms so I could vape it longer before battery voltage got down to 3.4v.

 

[rodeo302]

I'm not familiar with the nautilus but from what I understand in general the higher ohms are for higher power regulated devices.

 

[Trailz]

Lower resistance, hotter vape. Higher resistance, cooler vape. Seems most folks prefer the 1.8 ohm (higher resistance) coils. Coming off analogs, I prefer a hotter vape so I run with the 1.5u Kanger dual coils in my Kanger tanks.

 

[Topwater Elvis]

The main feature of a VV/VW power device is the v that stand for variable which allows the user to adjust the power up / down to find what they want in vape quality using a wide range of resistances.
The 1.8 will give you the widest range of power adjustment room.

 

[Warpigs]

I used to use 1.8 coils on 36-38nic. I been vaping for a while and couple weeks ago decided to go up to 2.5 and 24 nic.

 

[Barryo]

The link in your posting went to the old style BDC (bottom dual coil) coils. I strongly suggest that you consider getting the new style BVC (bottom vertical coil) because the newer style coils are substantially better than the old BDC coils. The BVC coils provide exceptional flavor and they have far fewer problems than the BDC coil. You can get the new BVC coils at evape.us for $9.95. I have ordered a lot from evape.us and they are a reliable solid business. Shipping is very reasonable and it is free with a $25 order.