Atomisers and Ohms

[cosd]

Looking at the Kanger atomisers, they come in various Ohms.

Being I have an Itaste VV where I can play around with the power, what difference do the different ohms on the atomiser make to me?

 

[levellers]

As you have a Vv device not a lot

 

[levellers]

If you are using a higher ohm coil just up the volts or if you have a Vv VW device have it in VW mode and the Itaste will do the rest

 

[Ninjaassasin1983]

i'd go for the 1.8 or 2.2 ohm resistance as you have vv/vw you can turn the volts or watts up to give you more vapour

 

[modestvaper]

itaste vv i think operates between 3 and 5/6 volts? has a shorter range than the SVD but good enough, in fact, better match for kanger evods n stuff.. depending on the composition of the juice (PG/VG) and the resistance level of the coil (ohm), varying the level of volts also impacts the extent of vapour, flavour and throat hit. What level works best is best determined by you. May be start at around 3.5 and keep clocking it up every 2- 3 puffs and see what combination works best.

 

[Fashadaniel]

Personally, I'd go with the 1.8 ohm coils, as they will respond more to increased voltage levels. But honestly, with your setup it doesnt matter too much

 

[cheersm8]

An extremely simplified explanation of Kanger coil Ohms - Please, vaping purists, let's forget the politics just for a moment and go along with this (debatable) cigarette/vaping comparison.
Higher Ohms = Milder ciggie, Lower Ohms = stronger ciggie. With either, just use the variable voltage to fine tune your mild/strong preference. IMO opinion that is plenty enough information to help a 'new vaper' to happily vape away,satisfied, while he/she googles or browses forums for more in depth knowledge.