What resistance atomisers should I buy?

[Yvonneth83]

I recently purchased a Kanger Evod kit from you and would like to buy some replacement atomisers but I have no idea what resistance I need. Can anyone help please?

 

[Izan]

Yvonneth,
ECF is NOT a vendor.

The store that sold you to Evod should have replacement/ consumable parts for sale.
Spend a few (minutes/hours) learning about your device and it's proper use. (Google-Bing/youtube)
Everything has a learning curve. Even rolling your own...remember?

Hang in there!

I

 

[Yvonneth83]

Sorry, copied and pasted from my post on their fb page as thought I may get a quick response here. They do sell the replacements but as I wanted to order from them online I wasn't sure which resistance was best.

 

[thomas l]

if you like the ones you have get the same resistance. should be on the coil

 

[Hitmetwice]

if you like the ones you have get the same resistance. should be on the coil

If the ones you have now give you too hot a vapour get a higher resistance (2.5). If they seem a little lacking move down to 1.8 or 1.5ohm resistance. This is assuming what you have now is 2.2 ohm resistance. Cheers.

 

[suprtrkr]

Hi and welcome. According to Kanger's web page, that thing comes with a 1.5Ω coil. If you like the way it vaped, that's what you should get. If it's too hot, both a 1.8Ω and 2.2Ω are available and will cool the vape some.

 

[Baditude]

Generally speaking, ...

Lower Ohm Coils Will:

• Heat The Coil Faster
• Produce More Vapor
• Drain The Battery Faster
• Use E-Juice Faster
• Produce A "Warmer" Tasting Vape

Higher Ohm Coils Will:

• Heat The Coil Slower
• Produce Less Vapor
• Provide A “Cooler” Tasting Vape
• Use Less E-Juice
• Prolong Battery Life

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[mrwjobs1972]

get the ones u already have

 

[djsvapour]

if you like the ones you have get the same resistance. should be on the coil

Also, given your other comment, you should try the SOCC cotton coils (MT32) instead of the 'old' Silica ones.

Sweet Vapes is a place to google for the average price.

I got 20 SOCC coils from China for about $4.10 per pack (of 5). Please don't pay $14.99 or something silly.