Protank and evod voltage question

[Mrsmac]

I am on a question roll this weekend!

For those that use pro tanks and evod a (same heads) what ohms coils would you recommend for 3.7v as my battery is regulated at 3.7. I know this is a personal preference but open to ideas and vaping fruits.

When my protank 3 comes, dual coil what ohms would be good again at 3.7volts?

Sorry for all the questions!

[sammy13]

This excellent post by oneday explains better than I could -
allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/8815/eureka-volts-ohms-watts-101?page=1&scrollTo=204167

[Mrsmac]

Cheers Sammy

[spikus]

You were spot on when you said about personal preference.... Personally I'd go as low ohms as possible be accuse the lower the ohms the higher the watts = more vapour....
But other factors come into play .. Like your juice , some need high watts some don't ... I'd suggest ordering the tank with one resistance and getting a spare replacement head at a different resistance and find out what suits you best

[OneDay]

Mar 15, 2014 20:05:30 GMT spikus said:

I'd suggest ordering the tank with one resistance and getting a spare replacement head at a different resistance and find out what suits you best

Or do the tanks you're ordering come with spare heads in different resistances? Some come with a 1.8, a 2.0 and a 2.4 for example. Then you can see what suits your juice and your tastebuds best

[Perpetua]

Protanks and Evods I'd go for a 1.8ohm head . . . they do give a soft vape, which if you haven't a VV/VW to use them with, then anything higher could be a bit lacking.

Plus they'll peak off Mrs M.

Dual coils I'd go with something around 2ohms, as anything lower can be a bit burny on a freshly charged Ego battery.

[Mrsmac]

Ahh I see, yes most of the atty's I have different heads for but always have just put the 1.8 on, I am not so sure though that I am getting the best out of my vape on a 3.7volt.

The thing is, I have two batteries, one is the Kanger evod regulated at 3.7 and the other a Kanger evod vv battery but find that I set it to 3.7 but that it tastes burnt after a while, go figure!

[Perpetua]

Mar 15, 2014 22:15:34 GMT Mrsmac said:

 Kanger evod vv battery but find that I set it to 3.7 but that it tastes burnt after a while, go figure!

Is that with the Evod or Dual Coil Mrs M? In anycase I'd start at it's lowest setting then work your way up . . . .

[Mrsmac]

Mar 15, 2014 22:19:31 GMT Perpetua said:

Mar 15, 2014 22:15:34 GMT Mrsmac said:

 Kanger evod vv battery but find that I set it to 3.7 but that it tastes burnt after a while, go figure!

Is that with the Evod or Dual Coil Mrs M? In anycase I'd start at it's lowest setting then work your way up . . . .

I meant that the dual coil tastes burnt.it is so difficult to explain but since playing around this evening it seems like I like the single 1.8 coil at 3.5v ams Can't seem to figure out the dual coil aspire spot without tasting burnt. If I put the protank in my evod batteries it tastes burnt!

[Perpetua]

Mar 15, 2014 23:51:46 GMT Mrsmac said:

Mar 15, 2014 22:19:31 GMT Perpetua said:

Is that with the Evod or Dual Coil Mrs M? In anycase I'd start at it's lowest setting then work your way up . . . .

I meant that the dual coil tastes burnt.it is so difficult to explain but since playing around this evening it seems like I like the single 1.8 coil at 3.5v ams Can't seem to figure out the dual coil aspire spot without tasting burnt. If I put the protank in my evod batteries it tastes burnt!

You're running it at too high a setting/ not swooshing/could do with a higher resistance head . . . might be all or some of those reasons Mrs M.

[Mrsmac]

Mar 16, 2014 6:58:11 GMT Perpetua said:

Mar 15, 2014 23:51:46 GMT Mrsmac said:

I meant that the dual coil tastes burnt.it is so difficult to explain but since playing around this evening it seems like I like the single 1.8 coil at 3.5v ams Can't seem to figure out the dual coil aspire spot without tasting burnt. If I put the protank in my evod batteries it tastes burnt!

You're running it at too high a setting/ not swooshing/could do with a higher resistance head . . . might be all or some of those reasons Mrs M.

I am confused about dual coil, I was researching last night and there are many different schools of thought, i will try running it at the same as the single coil, although i realise that this is not utilising its power to see if i get a similar vape like the single coil. If that is the case, then single coil may be for me in the future. Of course alot of this has to do with the juice I am vaping as it is quite a delicate flavour. I automatically thought, dual coil higher volts, will give it a shot

[Perpetua]

Mar 16, 2014 9:39:50 GMT Mrsmac said:

I am confused about dual coil, I was researching last night and there are many different schools of thought, i will try running it at the same as the single coil, although i realise that this is not utilising its power to see if i get a similar vape like the single coil. If that is the case, then single coil may be for me in the future. Of course alot of this has to do with the juice I am vaping as it is quite a delicate flavour. I automatically thought, dual coil higher volts, will give it a shot

Don't research and do what feels right to you would be my advice Mrs M, dual coils ( for me ) don't require much welly to give a good vape.

[Mrsmac]

Mar 16, 2014 13:49:56 GMT Perpetua said:

Mar 16, 2014 9:39:50 GMT Mrsmac said:

I am confused about dual coil, I was researching last night and there are many different schools of thought, i will try running it at the same as the single coil, although i realise that this is not utilising its power to see if i get a similar vape like the single coil. If that is the case, then single coil may be for me in the future. Of course alot of this has to do with the juice I am vaping as it is quite a delicate flavour. I automatically thought, dual coil higher volts, will give it a shot

Don't research and do what feels right to you would be my advice Mrs M, dual coils ( for me ) don't require much welly to give a good vape.

Thanks Perp and everyone else who commented.

I played around with some wattages as well as batteries and it seems as though I have found my sweet spot of 3.4v on a dual coil equalling around 6.42 whatts and 3.6v on a single coil equalling around 7.2whatts.

Me thinks i just need a vw battery now as an upgrade from vv as i have so many coils at different resistances, i could be here for a while! lol

[Greg]

Mar 16, 2014 15:06:43 GMT Mrsmac said:

Mar 16, 2014 13:49:56 GMT Perpetua said:

Don't research and do what feels right to you would be my advice Mrs M, dual coils ( for me ) don't require much welly to give a good vape.

Thanks Perp and everyone else who commented.

I played around with some wattages as well as batteries and it seems as though I have found my sweet spot of 3.4v on a dual coil equalling around 6.42 whatts and 3.6v on a single coil equalling around 7.2whatts.

Me thinks i just need a vw battery now as an upgrade from vv as i have so many coils at different resistances, i could be here for a while! lol

Just get an MVP Then you can slap any old atty on and not worry about resistances