Chris Edward
Member For 1 Year
I would like to get something like a drip coil with a nice big area to work with for the coil, but all of these heads seem to be sub-ohm and I am not looking for huge plumes of vape, I have found that 1.5-1.8ohms works for me. So, I would like to stick my current eGo batteries.
Does a 1.8 ohm rebuildable drip-style coil tank exist?
I have looked and so far what I have found seems to be only sub-ohm or like 1.0ohm or less.
I would prefer to stick with between 1.5 to 1.8 ohm.
I feel stupid asking this but, here goes….
Could I just recoil a sub-ohm head with a 1.5-1.8 ohm coil and use this on an eGo pen?
Most of the sub-ohm tanks I have seen so far have been 510 threaded so they should fit and theoretically if I put a single 1.8 ohm coil (or two 3.6 ohm coils), wouldn’t this be the same thing as the 1.8 ohm single use coils I am buying currently?
I suppose the dual coil idea would use more current and this could cause issues with the battery, but wouldn’t the single coil be the same?
The current coils I am using are Kanger dual coil heads anyway.
Has anyone else done this?
Is there a video out there that explains how this can be done?
I have seen videos where people rebuild their Kanger coils and while this may be fine and all, I am not comfortable doing this. I need a little more wiggle room…
Which is why I like the drip heads so much.
I would rather be able to rebuild my coils than the current route of buying them every two weeks which is just a nuisance and getting to be expensive…
I appreciate any help on this, thank you!!!
Does a 1.8 ohm rebuildable drip-style coil tank exist?
I have looked and so far what I have found seems to be only sub-ohm or like 1.0ohm or less.
I would prefer to stick with between 1.5 to 1.8 ohm.
I feel stupid asking this but, here goes….
Could I just recoil a sub-ohm head with a 1.5-1.8 ohm coil and use this on an eGo pen?
Most of the sub-ohm tanks I have seen so far have been 510 threaded so they should fit and theoretically if I put a single 1.8 ohm coil (or two 3.6 ohm coils), wouldn’t this be the same thing as the 1.8 ohm single use coils I am buying currently?
I suppose the dual coil idea would use more current and this could cause issues with the battery, but wouldn’t the single coil be the same?
The current coils I am using are Kanger dual coil heads anyway.
Has anyone else done this?
Is there a video out there that explains how this can be done?
I have seen videos where people rebuild their Kanger coils and while this may be fine and all, I am not comfortable doing this. I need a little more wiggle room…
Which is why I like the drip heads so much.
I would rather be able to rebuild my coils than the current route of buying them every two weeks which is just a nuisance and getting to be expensive…
I appreciate any help on this, thank you!!!