A Guide to Single Coil vs Dual Coil Vape: Which One Should You Use?

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Single Coil vs Dual Coil Vape Which One Should
You Use?
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Factors to Consider Before Choosing a Vape

• Power consumption
• Heat production
• Consumption of e-liquid
• Production of vapor
• Flavor delivery
• The process of building coil, et al.

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What is Single Coil and Dual Coil Vape

• A single coil comes with one coil while a dual
  coil comes with two coils.
• Single coil set up vaporizes the e-liquid slowly
  consuming less power
• Dual coil vaporizes quickly, producing more
  vapor, and consuming a lot of power.
• Single Coils is ideal for
• Want to save power
• Newbie vapers
• Loves to stealth vaping
• Dual Coils is ideal for
• Cloud chasers
• Switching from smoking to vaping

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Single Coil vs Dual Coil Builds

• Power Consumption
• if youre looking for a vape that saves your
  battery charge, then you may be required to
  consider a single coil build. Switching from a
  single to a dual coil will reduce your battery
  life by half, while the opposite will double your
  battery life.
• Heat/Temperature
• A single coil configuration does consume/require
  less power, which produces less heat. In dual
  coil configuration, the surface area of the metal
  is increased more power is required hence more
  heat is generated.

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Single Coil vs Dual Coil Builds

• Vapor Production
• Single coil vapes/RDAs/RTAs are ideal vaping
  devices for people going for stealth as the vapor
  produced by these type of set up has less
  density. On the other hand, dual coil vapes/RDAs
  are ideal devices for cloud chasers as they
  generate huge, and much denser clouds of vapor.
• Flavor Production
• A single coil configuration generates a better
  and even more palpable flavor compared to setups
  with several coils. When multiple coils are
  configured, more airflow should be created to
  allow easy vaporization

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Single Coil vs Dual Coil Builds

• Battery Life
• A dual coil configuration has a larger surface
  area and consumes more wattage that a single coil
  set up is a valid reason that more power is
  drained from the battery. A single coil
  configuration is indeed a battery saving mode. It
  has a small surface area on its single coil
  implying less power is required to heat the
  e-juice to vaporize.
• Consumption of e-Juice
• The amount of e-juice consumed is proportional to
  the number of coils. In other words, the bigger
  the surface area of the coil in contact with
  e-juice, the more the amount of juice consumed. A
  dual coil configuration will vaporize twice as
  much e-liquid as a typical single coil
  configuration. With a dual coil vape, you are
  certainly sucking your e-juice two times as fast
  as when using a single coil RTA or RDA

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Single Coil vs Dual Coil Builds

• Ease of Coil Build
• It is obvious a simple single coil build would be
  much easier to do some work on than a dual coil
  build. Now, when working on a dual coil build,
  the two coils must be gotten identical, to enable
  harmonious performance.