Description
0.15ohm Mesh Coil for the Voopoo TPP Range
The DM3 is the high-power 0.15ohm mesh coil, rated 80-100W. Same resistance as the DM1 but built to be driven considerably harder, for the warmest and largest draw in the range.
This is the coil to pick only if your kit will actually deliver 80W or more. Run it at DM1 wattages and it underperforms; run a DM1 at DM3 wattages and you will burn it. The resistance being identical is exactly why the two get confused.
🔌 Voopoo TPP DM3 Coils
✔ 0.15ohm mesh, rated 80-100W
✔ Three coils per pack
✔ For the Voopoo TPP pod and tank platform
✔ Direct-to-lung, not for high-strength salts
What It Fits
Made for the Voopoo TPP platform: the TPP Pod and TPP Pod Tank, TPP Pod 2, TPP X Pod, and the MAAT Tank. On kits, that covers the Drag 3, Drag X Plus, Drag X Pro, Drag S Pro and the Argus MT, XT and GT II.
Will not fit: PnP coils and TPP coils are not interchangeable despite both being Voopoo – check which platform your kit uses before ordering.
Specification
- Resistance: 0.15ohm
- Wattage: 80-100W
- Pack size: 3 coils
- Type: mesh
- Draw: direct-to-lung
What It Is Built For
This resistance is made for sub-ohm direct-to-lung vaping — a warm, airy draw and plenty of vapour. Use a shortfill at 70/30 or higher. High-strength nic salts are not suitable at this resistance.
When To Change It
Running at 80-100W is demanding and coil life reflects that – expect noticeably less than a DM1, and considerably less again on a sweet liquid.
Getting the Most From a Coil
Prime before the first fill and give it five minutes standing. TPP coils run at real power, so a dry wick burns almost immediately – and once it has, no amount of resting will bring it back.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What wattage does the DM3 need?
80-100W. Below that it will not perform as intended.
Why is it the same ohms as the DM1?
Resistance and wattage window are separate things. The DM3 is built to take more power at the same 0.15ohm.
How many in a pack?
Three.
Which should I buy if unsure?
The DM1, unless you know your kit runs comfortably above 80W.
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