icear 30S

Hi,
I got a new iclear 30S a while back and am more than happy with it.
I got a 2 ohms coil with it and I ordered another 1.5 coil.
I just changed to the weaker coil today but also changed juices so I can't judge which coil is best for me.

I now want to order a bunch of coils from Micky,God bless him,and I don't know which to choose.He has only to choices.

My new juice is home made 90% VG.I'm not the king of guy that likes to rinse and dry burn to often.Can anybody tell me which coil would last the longest for me,the 2 ohns or the 1.5ohms,
Thanks in advance.

 

If you have a variable voltage or wattage mod then it doesn't really matter, although you'll get a bit better battery life with higher resistance. Lower resistance will heat up slightly faster. Neither one should outlast the other.

If you have a fixed voltage mod, then you need to try both and see which one works best for you.

 

I have a variable voltage battery.
No more questions.
Thank you very much.

 

Higher resistance is better.

Don't try and dry-burn the iClear 30s heads, you'll end up ruining them.

I clean my iClear 30s clearomizers and heads by rinsing in cold water; carefully removing the small plastic cap atop the atomizer head with a small flathead screwdriver; dunking all the pieces except the soft plastic cap in hot (but not boiling) water with a denture-cleaning tablet; rinsing again in cold water; soaking in vodka for 4-5 hours; rinsing in cold water a third time; then air-drying for a couple of days.

 

Just curious, why do you say that? Also, what mod are you using?

 

Most vv/vw mods handle higher ohms better.

 

Sure, compared to 1.2 or sub-ohm coils, but 1.8-2.5 is a pretty high up there range. I have 1.8's. 2.2's, 2.5's, and a few I've coiled myself (1.2-3.5) for my Protank, I have noticed no difference. I did have a Stardust/CE5 once that was 7.5 ohms, and while it didn't really put out much vapor, my SVD still handled it.

How do you mean they handle higher ohms better?

 

Almost all vv/vw mods cant fire a 1.5ohms coil at 15 watt at lower watts thay are ok, you can find the charts on the net.

sry for not adding links but iam in bed sick with fever.

 

The SVD can handle it fine, and the MVP and VTR can also handle full power at anything above their cutoff range. I'm guessing this applied to older mods, but the newer ones seem to handle the range of coils commonly sold without any trouble.

 

You are right, i most have been looking at some old stuff or i just remember wrong

 

As you can see you are getting conflicting information from different forum members.

If you are using a mech mod you should use a 1.5 ohm and if you are using a VV/VW mod then go for a 2.0 ohm.

The subjectivity about one last longer than the other is just that, opinion.

Personally, I'm with Vapermorphs when it comes to cleaning the iClear30s. Rinse all the parts in warm water, dry them and reassemble the three bottom parts without the tank and the top ring and drip tip.

Dry burn it until the coils glow red for a few seconds, let them cool down for a few seconds and glow again. Do this three to four times and after that re-assemble your iClear and you are good to go for another week of hassle free vaping

The whole process takes about five minutes.

The iClear really is one of the best hassle-free devices out there that will give you consistent, enjoyable vaping without all the frustrations that so many other tanks, attys etc. will.

 

Yes, I should've qualified my remarks by saying that I'm using a VTR.

If you use the denture tablets, there's no need to dry-burn, as they remove all the gunk from the wicks/coils. With dry-burning, one always runs the risks of burning out the coils - the denture-tablet method eliminates that risk, and it's safer.

 

What is the benefit of dry burning.
That might seem like a beginners question but seens as I don't know it sounds like the last thing you should do.
But so many people doit they must have a good reason.

So the soak and air drying sounds better to me .especially when you just dunk it in to soak and you have a dry coil ready from last time.
Anyway back to which coil lasts longer on my egoV3V variable voltage battery.
I apprechiate your help