Coil for top tank nano

[werticle]

Hi, I use a kangertech subvod which is fitted with a subtank nano. I use 1.2 ohm kangertech ssocc coils with it. I vape DIY tjuice colonel custard but find I go through a lot of coils. They don't burn out, just stop producing a satisfying 'hit' after 3 days of moderate vaping. What are my other coil options compatible with the subvod and top tank nano? Fancy exploring my options. Thanks in advance.

[djs]

Few choices I'm sorry to say.
The Nano doesn't take the rebuildable rba.
I've experienced what you're talking about. You either need to find a cheap supply of coils (china) or switch tanks/coils/ makes.

[Pepperty]

I have a subtank nano and I picked up an rba deck from fasttech, works rather well, same as the normal subtank rba's but a little bit smaller, will they do?

www.fasttech.com/products/0/10012200/3806801-replacement-nano-rba-coil-head-for-subtank

Is quite easy to build, probably the easiest for first timers. You can use ready made wires and it's single coil

[Perpetua]

Dessert and custard flavours also tend to be quite heavy on coils werticle, mine last 2 or 3 days at most before the flavour peaks off, so if you can get to grips with a simple rebuild or a less expensive source of ready coils it's well worth doing.

[werticle]

Cheers for the replies everyone. I know custard etc are heavy on the coils but it's all I like to vape. I get the coils for £13.50 for 5 from vaporized, which last me about 2 1/2 weeks. There's a guy on eBay selling supposed genuine coils for £10 so I might give them a bash. Have any of you got experience with the occ coils as opposed to the ssocc? I've read that they reduce the tank capacity but not much more than that.

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Apr 16, 2017 12:41:41 GMT werticle said:

Cheers for the replies everyone. I know custard etc are heavy on the coils but it's all I like to vape. I get the coils for £13.50 for 5 from vaporized, which last me about 2 1/2 weeks. There's a guy on eBay selling supposed genuine coils for £10 so I might give them a bash. Have any of you got experience with the occ coils as opposed to the ssocc? I've read that they reduce the tank capacity but not much more than that.

must be honest i prefer the older OCC ones to the newer versions but that was in a subtank mini and they both fitted all ok but having never used the subvod  i am not sure if they fit each other

these are what you are using now but a bit cheaper www.smokepurer.com/kanger-ssocc-coil-heads-5-pack/

[Perpetua]

Apr 16, 2017 12:41:41 GMT werticle said:

 I get the coils for £13.50 for 5 from vaporized, which last me about 2 1/2 weeks. There's a guy on eBay selling supposed genuine coils for £10 so I might give them a bash.

There's certainly better prices to be had than either of those on Fasttech werticle even taking into account their ' creative ' sterling v dollar conversion:

www.fasttech.com/search?kangertech%20ssocc%20coils

www.fasttech.com/search?kangertech%20occ%20coils

A fair number of reviews also, if it says ' authentic ' on FT they will be just that incase you're thinking otherwise . . . . plus there's a 10% Easter code currently, which you apply at checkout:

www.fasttech.com/forums/promotions/t/2414513/easter-treat-10-off-site-wide-code-eggbasket

[djs]

For long-term use Fasttech makes sense.

My mate uses SOCCs. He was buying 2 at a time from a vaping shop. £6.50

I totally lost my rag (more on the shop than him). He rotates 3 tanks and considers 2 coils his weekly running costs. So, I got him 40 from China. I couldn't see the sense in spending £300+ per year.

[werticle]

Cheers guys, I just made a fast tech order. Good saving, £7 n free world wide shipping.