You've got your base all assembled and ready to meter to make sure you don't have any shorts. I'm using a Provari for this.
2.1 ohms, not too far off the 2 I was shooting for.
Next I just grab my tweezers and adjust the coils a bit to make them more even, prime the wick on the coils and in the channels with some juice, attach the mouth piece, then the tank section, fill, screw the top cap on and give it a go. Most times I would have the juice flow open 2 1/2 to 3 turns to get a good wet vape without leaking/gurgling.
There you have a Penny rebuild in a nutshell. Any questions fire me a PM any time and I'll answer as soon as possible!
Thanks for reading!
2.1 ohms, not too far off the 2 I was shooting for.
Next I just grab my tweezers and adjust the coils a bit to make them more even, prime the wick on the coils and in the channels with some juice, attach the mouth piece, then the tank section, fill, screw the top cap on and give it a go. Most times I would have the juice flow open 2 1/2 to 3 turns to get a good wet vape without leaking/gurgling.
There you have a Penny rebuild in a nutshell. Any questions fire me a PM any time and I'll answer as soon as possible!
Thanks for reading!
