I'm going to buy some extra coils/heads, per another thread, and it gives me an ohm option. I'm not sure what to pick, what I want is more of exactly what came with my unit.
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What resistance is the default Halo Triton coil?
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I beleive it is the 2.2 - 2.4 (what comes with the kit), but I am new to this as weel so please don't rely on my answer. I read it somewhere on here though, keep digging you might find an answer. Also, you could try the reviews about the coils on the halo site, I'm sure somebody had to have mentioned it.
Thanks. I will poke around on their site, to see if the answers shows its head.
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Thanks everyone, I do appreciate it. I'm not 100% sure why Triton sells other options besides the default, since their magic seems to be matching the battery, the coil, and their amazing liquid. Anyway, thanks for straightening me out, I've got my order in.
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Well, they (halo) says the VV (variable voltage) battery works best with the highest resistence coil... the others I dont know, maybe for the mini-tanks or if you have a special battery, again not to sure since I'm still new to this vape game.
I stick with the standard 2.2-2.4 ohms. I don't use the other ones but they are there if you prefer either warmer or cooler vaping. I'm not sure which is warmer or cooler though. And they are only for the Triton tanks.
Okay I just checked and the lower the resistance coils the warmer they vape and the higher number the cooler they vape.
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The different resistance coils help if you don't have a VV, and you want to change the vape.
I'm not sure why Halo recommends the high coils for the VV. The regular 2.2 work fine. I guess if you had a juice you wanted really cold, you'd go high resistance, but on mine, 2.2 at the lowest stting is cold enough for me.
And for a given juice, you'd have to go higher volts to get the same vape with a higher ohm coil. No need for me; the 2.2 and the VV gives me from too cold, through the "sweet spot" to too hot, so my range is fine.
ps, and get a few replacement tips, and a second charger adaptor.
The different resistance coils help if you don't have a VV, and you want to change the vape.
I'm not sure why Halo recommends the high coils for the VV. The regular 2.2 work fine. I guess if you had a juice you wanted really cold, you'd go high resistance, but on mine, 2.2 at the lowest stting is cold enough for me.
And for a given juice, you'd have to go higher volts to get the same vape with a higher ohm coil. No need for me; the 2.2 and the VV gives me from too cold, through the "sweet spot" to too hot, so my range is fine.
ps, and get a few replacement tips, and a second charger adaptor.
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