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LOL UMA!

Here's my take on the replacement coils: They come in a few different resistances, 1.8, 2.4, 2.8, 3.2, and 4.0 ohms. A week later and the 3.2 ohm one I started with is still working great. I've come to find that using it at 4.8 v is not too much for me but that's as high as I would go with that one. As for the 1.8 ohmes one, I set either my twist c or my ProVari at 3.2 and It works great at that voltage. For a regular eGo I would suggest either the 1.8 or 2.4 ohmes. For kgo or other 3.7v - 4v batteries I would suggest 2.4 or 2.8 ohms. For 5v or 6v mods you would probably would want to use 4.o ohms. If you have a variable volt mod or twist c any of these will work for you. The lower the resistance the warmer the vapor and increased vapor production just don't over do it! If I had a true 3.7v device I think the 1.8ohm one might be too warm for me, just like if I had a true 5.v mod the 3.2 ohm one would be pushing it also.

I am also intrigued to purchase one seeing it has a 2ml tank involved Dammit Uma why you do this to me....lol

yeah, i know... i left it open in my browser for a few days. Definitely mulled over it for a long time, but finally pulled the trigger. Turns out to be just shy of $100 US but if you think about it, its only the price of 10 good attys or 15 okay attys. I figured, if this ends up being as great as i have been lead to believe I will not regret it - as it should last me till the apocalypse! Ill post more when I get it! in the mean time...I'm enjoying my cisco Aero atty..... never thought I would pick up DD...

@uma just ordered my mini DiD!! so so excited! ordered satin finish to match my superT can't wait till ship date!! in the mean time: *watching all DiD videos to try and get a grasp on how to make that coil....*