Coil help needed!

[Calista]

I'd like to take advantage of the T-Dux special with the 52 coils. Ready to place my order and I'm asked to select which type of coil and there's maybe 20 listed. I am lost. I "think" it comes with 1.5 oHm small slot, but what do these choices mean? Are they able to be used on other mods?

I did find some info that the small slots reduce leaking and the large slots offer more juice distribution. Other than that, no clue.

Thanks for any help!

 

[Hi N Tec]

Link?

 

[Calista]

http://www.vapingmall.com/tdux-year...154527789&mc_cid=7b939502f1&mc_eid=9fe1b9454d

 

[Hi N Tec]

The site seems a bit odd but basically, those are the selection of coils they offer for that specific tank -- Now, I'd recommend starting with something a little better, however, if you truly believe it suits you I won't interfere with that, I'd look into it and try to find out what the best coil is for that specific tank - to your preference, youtube might have some help but this seems like a very unknown brand.

Lower the ohms, (generally speaking), the higher amount of wattage you can use, therefore, more vapor. I've never heard of this tank or the coils so I can't recommend which one.

Oh and the tank can be used on any adjustable voltage mod as long as it's rated for the tank's wattage and you have the proper attachments to "screw" it on.

 

[Calista]

Thanks, Hi N Tec. I have a T-Dux 2.0 from Smok Tech. I like it, but it doesn't have airflow control other than covering the air holes. I generally keep the wattage to 3.6 or it tastes burned. I believe the setup is 1.5 oHm double coil, small slot. I have an eGo C Twist, which is the same, and I've seen them referred to as eGo 2, Spinner, and the Twist.
I haven't had great success with mods. My Kangertech Subvod is a disaster. I've replaced the coil because I was getting zero to minimal vapor production and it felt like breathing EXTREMELY hot air. After coil change, it seemed okay for several hours, and back to hot air, spitting mess.
I have an eLeaf iStick 40W. Wasn't all that thrilled with it, probably because I cannot figure out the proper settings. I viewed several YouTube vids and manual many times and thought I had it right but decided to adjust the settings and now all I get is a mouthful of juice. When I get the chance, I'll ask a local vape shop to look it over.
I have the new NJoy AIO, which is pretty nice, but the airflow control doesn't do anything, which I also have heard from others, so I have most of the connection area rigged with Duck Tape to reduce the airflow.
It seems the best luck I've had is with the T-Dux and the good old CE4s, using SmokTech's RBC cartomizers with airflow control. They don't leak!
I'm trying to get off analogs but I'm constantly drawn back to them. I want a device that "feels" like I'm smoking a cigarette, that doesn't leak, and that I can just fill, charge, and go. Setting temps and ohms and voltage and trying to figure out which to use when and at what setting with what PG/VG is taking too much time and too much money. And, of course, the coils.
Juice is another difficulty. I smoke a bit less than a pack a day now. Cigs have 1 mg of nic. I can't use more than 6 mgs in the sub ohms, but am I getting the nic I need to quit analogs? If I use the CE4s with higher nic (because they don't deliver nic as well as sub ohms) is 24 mg too much? I'm trying to stay around 15. I don't "puff" on them constantly all day long, so sometimes I'll use 24.
I tried an eLeaf iStick 30W that I liked. They want 70 bucks for it and tell me it will only last about six months? No thanks.
I like the idea of the Kanger drip device that automatically drips for you. When I first vaped years ago, all that was available were three-piece ecigs that you had to drip before each vape.
Sorry for babbling.

 

[Hi N Tec]

Hm, I get your goal here.

As a cigarette smoker, nothing comes close to a real cigarette - partially because we aren't vaping full spectrum tobacco liquid/extract and because vapor is different from smoke, in regard to how it feels and absorption.

I would at least TRY a tank, you might be able to get into it. I really am enjoying the SMOK TFV4, A LOT. There are other subtanks that are good for mouth to lung inhale, too though.

I wish I could help you in what you're really looking for though.

 

[inspects]

Thanks, Hi N Tec. I have a T-Dux 2.0 from Smok Tech. I like it, but it doesn't have airflow control other than covering the air holes. I generally keep the wattage to 3.6 or it tastes burned. I believe the setup is 1.5 oHm double coil, small slot. I have an eGo C Twist, which is the same, and I've seen them referred to as eGo 2, Spinner, and the Twist.
I haven't had great success with mods. My Kangertech Subvod is a disaster. I've replaced the coil because I was getting zero to minimal vapor production and it felt like breathing EXTREMELY hot air. After coil change, it seemed okay for several hours, and back to hot air, spitting mess.
I have an eLeaf iStick 40W. Wasn't all that thrilled with it, probably because I cannot figure out the proper settings. I viewed several YouTube vids and manual many times and thought I had it right but decided to adjust the settings and now all I get is a mouthful of juice. When I get the chance, I'll ask a local vape shop to look it over.
I have the new NJoy AIO, which is pretty nice, but the airflow control doesn't do anything, which I also have heard from others, so I have most of the connection area rigged with Duck Tape to reduce the airflow.
It seems the best luck I've had is with the T-Dux and the good old CE4s, using SmokTech's RBC cartomizers with airflow control. They don't leak!
I'm trying to get off analogs but I'm constantly drawn back to them. I want a device that "feels" like I'm smoking a cigarette, that doesn't leak, and that I can just fill, charge, and go. Setting temps and ohms and voltage and trying to figure out which to use when and at what setting with what PG/VG is taking too much time and too much money. And, of course, the coils.
Juice is another difficulty. I smoke a bit less than a pack a day now. Cigs have 1 mg of nic. I can't use more than 6 mgs in the sub ohms, but am I getting the nic I need to quit analogs? If I use the CE4s with higher nic (because they don't deliver nic as well as sub ohms) is 24 mg too much? I'm trying to stay around 15. I don't "puff" on them constantly all day long, so sometimes I'll use 24.
I tried an eLeaf iStick 30W that I liked. They want 70 bucks for it and tell me it will only last about six months? No thanks.
I like the idea of the Kanger drip device that automatically drips for you. When I first vaped years ago, all that was available were three-piece ecigs that you had to drip before each vape.
Sorry for babbling.

I've never seen that setup either, but for the money if it suits your vaping style go for it...!

 

[Calista]

Hi N Tec, what are you using that tank on? My eLeaf tank is whatever came with it. I liked it when I had it working.

 

[Hi N Tec]

Hi N Tec, what are you using that tank on? My eLeaf tank is whatever came with it. I liked it when I had it working.

Due to money, eLeaf iStick 100w.