Opinion on Kanger Subtank Mini replacement coils

[MidwestExpress]

Hey everyone,

Giving my Subtank mini to the wife as she is coming over to vaping from her Marlboro Lights. I need to get her some coils and I am not sure if I should get her the 1.2 or the 1.5 ohm coils. I always built my own coils for it in the RBA when I used it. I would like to make life easy on her to where she will just need to swap them out and call it a day. She has vaped in the past on our, now old, Triton kit from Halo. So she used the ecigs but they weren't enough for her and she went back to reg cigs. Hoping to keep her from that. I have the subtank sitting around collecting dust and I ordered her a Sigelie 50w V2 for her mod.

Which coils should I get her? the 1.2 or the 1.5?

 

[Countrypami]

I would start her out on the 1.2 or 1.5 ohm coils. This is going to give her the mouth too lung experience that is going to be closest to smoking a real cigarette.
The 1.2 ohm is going to have a lighter draw to it.

 

[MidwestExpress]

I would start her out on the 1.2 or 1.5 ohm coils. This is going to give her the mouth too lung experience that is going to be closest to smoking a real cigarette.
The 1.2 ohm is going to have a lighter draw to it.

So the 1.5 have a tighter draw to them vs the 1.2? Which should have better flavor?

 

[Countrypami]

Either one can have great flavor with the right wattage behind it.

 

[PuffPuffPass]

So the 1.5 have a tighter draw to them vs the 1.2? Which should have better flavor?

The 1.2 & 1.5 come with a smaller diameter hole now I've noticed. So this will be a much better MTL coil. They both will produce a fairly cool vape, she can crank the wattage as needed.

The juice holes on the side are the same as the subohm. Only the inner diameter has changed through the cotton/coil wrap design.

 

[MidwestExpress]

The 1.2 & 1.5 come with a smaller diameter hole now I've noticed. So this will be a much better MTL coil. They both will produce a fairly cool vape, she can crank the wattage as needed.

The juice holes on the side are the same as the subohm. Only the inner diameter has changed through the cotton/coil wrap design.

Nice, that is what I wanted to hear. I will probably snag up the 1.2 for the reduce battery use. Doesn't really matter I guess. I'm gonna put an LG HE2 into the Sigelie so she will have plenty of battery for a whole day.

 

[PuffPuffPass]

Nice, that is what I wanted to hear. I will probably snag up the 1.2 for the reduce battery use. Doesn't really matter I guess. I'm gonna put an LG HE2 into the Sigelie so she will have plenty of battery for a whole day.

Check the coils closely before you buy them! There are a lot of counterfeits out there now. And they're producing some really pissed of Kanger customers right now.

 

[MidwestExpress]

Check the coils closely before you buy them! There are a lot of counterfeits out there now. And they're producing some really pissed of Kanger customers right now.

Seriously... come on. I was just about to order some from 3FVape... they have the TFV4 TF-R3 kit I want. How do you tell if they are auth or hokey?

Thanks for the heads up!

 

[PuffPuffPass]

Seriously... come on. I was just about to order some from 3FVape... they have the TFV4 TF-R3 kit I want. How do you tell if they are auth or hokey?

Thanks for the heads up!

Only way to know for sure, is to eyeball them or use them. Most of the ones myself and others have gotten, were purchased at a B&M. I've seen very few problems with online orders. Just be advised, it can happen. And order from a reputable vendor.

 

[MidwestExpress]

Only way to know for sure, is to eyeball them or use them. Most of the ones myself and others have gotten, were purchased at a B&M. I've seen very few problems with online orders. Just be advised, it can happen. And order from a reputable vendor.

Thanks for the heads up!

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