Kangertech tank and TC

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Evening guys.. just a quick one.. are the coils that come with the Kangertech tank TC compatible. .especially with regards to the 15-60 watt OCC ones that come with the kit.. I see on the eleaf 40w in TC mode has NI next to the temp.. does this mean nickel coils.. I tried it earlier and the vape was really good ... but then being a newbie thought I best check before I blow my tank...
 

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Only the kanger nickel coils is TC compatible.Not the standard occ coils
 
Oops.. but it tasted so good.. ok best build some nickel coils soon...
 
I just checked my TC 40 with my Subtank Mini with a nickel build vs my Billow v2 with kanthal. It seems to fire it at full power with the kanthal build, where I would have expected it to switch automagically. The display only gets to 21 degrees Celcius.

I expect that you might end up frying the normal OCC coils when the mod is on TC mode. As far as I know the normal OCC coils are rated at 15-30W for the 0.5 ohm and 12-25W for the 1.2 ohm.
The OCC coils are available in Ni 200 if you prefer using pre-made vs the 'roll your own' route.
 
I just checked my TC 40 with my Subtank Mini with a nickel build vs my Billow v2 with kanthal. It seems to fire it at full power with the kanthal build, where I would have expected it to switch automagically. The display only gets to 21 degrees Celcius.

I expect that you might end up frying the normal OCC coils when the mod is on TC mode. As far as I know the normal OCC coils are rated at 15-30W for the 0.5 ohm and 12-25W for the 1.2 ohm.
The OCC coils are available in Ni 200 if you prefer using pre-made vs the 'roll your own' route.

"automagically", lol :-D. thanks for the informative post
 
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