single mesh or dual mesh coil, more juice?
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mattyk2010
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I'd be more concerned with if your gonna be happy with the vape from a dual mesh coil at such low wattage instead of how much juice it will go through as I would have thought it would require more power to get a similar vape to the single coil also it should use more juice so if your worried about how much your using you have 3 options
1. Stick with the single coil
2. Up your nic strength so you use it less
3. Make your own juice or find a cheaper supplier
1. Stick with the single coil
2. Up your nic strength so you use it less
3. Make your own juice or find a cheaper supplier
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Yup. More coils = more juice being vaporised. The thing is though, you might not notice it as much as you think. Some coil dual heads have been designed in such a way that the wicks will be absorbing what looks like a a similar amount as a single coil. But, some coil heads (and RTA's) are known drinkers [emoji39].
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Welcome to the forum OvEr_KiLL
Always best to throw in a question if you are not sure.
I've got the Freemax Mesh Pro and actually find the 3 core the best for flavour, the single bore is my least favourite as it's just too airy and less flavour, but you're not getting the best out of your coils at the bottom range of watts, you will find the flavour increases at a higher wattage until you find the sweet spot that suits you.
I've actually not noticed juice consumption much different between the coil types.
If 40 watts suits you and your happy with it carry on but you might want to give it a try higher.
Irony that your username is overkill
Always best to throw in a question if you are not sure.
I've got the Freemax Mesh Pro and actually find the 3 core the best for flavour, the single bore is my least favourite as it's just too airy and less flavour, but you're not getting the best out of your coils at the bottom range of watts, you will find the flavour increases at a higher wattage until you find the sweet spot that suits you.
I've actually not noticed juice consumption much different between the coil types.
If 40 watts suits you and your happy with it carry on but you might want to give it a try higher.
Irony that your username is overkill
just stuck the txn2 coil in rated 40-50w 0.5ohm vaping at 45w and its much better for me the flavour and vape is nicer than the tx2 at 45w and i should get battery life as i only have the sony vtc6 and after speaking to mooch on facebook he recommended not go over 50w with it and to get the molicel p28a if i want 70w.,..thanx for all the help guys, really appreciated
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