Kanger T3 Replacement Coil Units available in four different resistances: 1.5ohm, 1.8ohm, 2.2ohm and 2.5ohm - too new to know what resistance will do or how to choose.
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Hi.
I'm not experienced enough to talk ohms and what they mean....lol....but, I can tell you that I use a Twist with a Kanger T3 and my ohms are the 2.4-2.6 version. I usually set the voltage at 3.8.
Hopefully, someone with know how can chime in.
Right now, I'm trying to find the mini version of the T3.
Anyone have a clue where I can find it?
Sorry to hijack....
I'm not experienced enough to talk ohms and what they mean....lol....but, I can tell you that I use a Twist with a Kanger T3 and my ohms are the 2.4-2.6 version. I usually set the voltage at 3.8.
Hopefully, someone with know how can chime in.
Right now, I'm trying to find the mini version of the T3.
Anyone have a clue where I can find it?
Sorry to hijack....
I'll make it easy for you. The lower the resistance (ohms) the hotter, stronger sensation you get. The higher the ohms the more smooth it will be. The only thing you have to watch for when using low resistance is your voltage. You can pop a coil quick and or get burnt taste
Hi.
I'm not experienced enough to talk ohms and what they mean....lol....but, I can tell you that I use a Twist with a Kanger T3 and my ohms are the 2.4-2.6 version. I usually set the voltage at 3.8.
Hopefully, someone with know how can chime in.
Right now, I'm trying to find the mini version of the T3.
Anyone have a clue where I can find it?
Sorry to hijack....
Hijack away! I didn't know there was a mini T3, if you find out let's know too please!
Of these, the Twist will put out the most watts at 1.8 ohms, so this would probably be best.
(The Twist is limited to 2.5 amps, so 1.5 ohms will actually produce less power.)
That being said, I use 1.8 ohms and 2.4 ohms and it's hard to tell the difference in watts.
(The Twist is limited to 2.5 amps, so 1.5 ohms will actually produce less power.)
That being said, I use 1.8 ohms and 2.4 ohms and it's hard to tell the difference in watts.
Please keep in mind too that lower resistance is meant for 3.7 volt devices and will cause a battery to drain faster.
Hey, Motek, my eRoll buddy!
I use Twists quite a lot and I find the 2.4 works best for me. Just one broad's opinion, for what it's worth.
Going with your opinion Thanks
Yup. I bought 4 of the mini's, and they're working great! I use them on my 650 ego as my at-work pocket vape
Useful tidbit: Vaping Power Chart - http://i.imgur.com/Ohn8o.png
Basically the lower the resistance, the less voltage you need to apply to get a certain temperature out of your clearo/tank/carto/etc
From what I can tell, people tend to aim for anywhere between 5 and 8W
Basically the lower the resistance, the less voltage you need to apply to get a certain temperature out of your clearo/tank/carto/etc
From what I can tell, people tend to aim for anywhere between 5 and 8W
This chart... As posted above... Tells it all. Save it somewhere safe!
With a standard 650 ego, I personally prefer the 1.8ohm or lower. But... With a twist... 2.4 works great... You have a more broad range of watts to suit your preference.
Unless u prefer an absolutely scorching vape, in which case go with the 1.8, but be prepared to buy heads more regularly.
With a standard 650 ego, I personally prefer the 1.8ohm or lower. But... With a twist... 2.4 works great... You have a more broad range of watts to suit your preference.
Unless u prefer an absolutely scorching vape, in which case go with the 1.8, but be prepared to buy heads more regularly.
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