what ohm for non vv regular ego battery

[tangerine3]

Hello, I still use regular non VV eGo batteries 3.8-4.2v. I want to get some dual coil MT3/eVod coil heads and was wondering what ohm would be best for not a harsh throat hit, want more smooth and the most vapor possible with this setup. I use 50/50pg/vg. I think I have the options of 1.5, 1.6, 1.8, 2.4 not sure on that yet. I usually vape flavors like mango, coco cream, kiwi, watermelon, etc.

Would dual coils be too much for that regular setup, thanks.

 

[Pjump]

my partner was using the protank 3 with dual coil heads at 1.8 ohm and quite happy with them, but, as always it depends, if you want clouds of vapour you'll probably need to move up to vv but dual coils do work on standard egos as much as a standard coil if not a bit better

 

[r77r7r]

It's been recommended to not go under 2 OHM for a 3.4 volt ego, and maybe as low as 1.7 ohm for a fixed 3.7 volt like the Riva and such.
Dual coils were never impressive at those voltages and caused problems.
I remember 1.5 OHM atties causing issues.
Does your ego have protection circuitry? Like short circuit or over discharge? If not, better to stay around 2 ohms.

 

[Baditude]

Probably too much, but it depends upon the resistance of the dual coils. In my experience, dual coils require a non-eGo variable voltage battery for best results.

Dual coils do not necessarily produce more vapor. A 1.5 ohm single coil will produce a similar amount of vapor as a 3.0 ohm (two 1.5 ohm coils) dual coil atomizer.

It sounds like you like a cooler vape, and not a warmer vape. This means a higher ohm, lower voltage (a Tootle Puffer).

Try using flavors with a higher vg, lower pg ratio to gain more vapor. Most e-liquid manufacturers who custom mix allow choosing the pg/vg ratio.

Most fruit flavors vape best with higher ohm, lower voltage in my experience. Low ohm, high voltage often cause fruit flavors to taste burnt.

 

[tangerine3]

also that regular eGo fixed voltage should have read 3.3-4.2; not 3.8. I didn't think the MT3/eVod coil heads would work with Protank 3? The coil heads I would be using would have the long stem. I don't know how to insert a pic or i would

 

[tangerine3]

ok i'll wait to see what ohm options I will have for the dual coil MT3/eVod tank, so if i am reading the answers correctly a 2.0 to 2.4ohm dual coil should get me what I want?

 

[r77r7r]

2.0 ohm will be hotter with more vapor, but not super hot at all.

 

[edyle]

Hello, I still use regular non VV eGo batteries 3.8-4.2v. I want to get some dual coil MT3/eVod coil heads and was wondering what ohm would be best for not a harsh throat hit, want more smooth and the most vapor possible with this setup. I use 50/50pg/vg. I think I have the options of 1.5, 1.6, 1.8, 2.4 not sure on that yet. I usually vape flavors like mango, coco cream, kiwi, watermelon, etc.

Would dual coils be too much for that regular setup, thanks.

Should be around 2 ohms.
If you are not using vv, then you have to experiment with the different ohm coils and see what you like best with the setup you are using.

Dual coils have 2 coils so it's like vaping twice; they generally have lower ohms and need more power