Alright. Now what? (For some reason I can't hit enter and move to the next line) Anyway. I can't wait to wrap my first coil ever. A little timid. A little scared. I'm going to follow the video on the reo site and the pics on this forum. But, should I try it out on my provari first to see the ohm's or just run with it? I have 32g kanthal and 2.5 wick from Reo. Thanks in advance!
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Anytime you are building a coil I'd suggest testing it with a multimeter, or checking with your Provari will do the same thing. Just in case, i'm sure you'd hate to kill a battery because you didn't take a minute to check it. Good luck, I can't wait until I can order one!
MR Denko
There is an awesome thread on page1 detailing a simple coil for the RM2.
Have fun building it, it's well worth it. Keep it simple and it will not let you down.
Good Luck.
There is an awesome thread on page1 detailing a simple coil for the RM2.
Have fun building it, it's well worth it. Keep it simple and it will not let you down.
Good Luck.
It's easy peasy. It's as easy as the video makes it look. And it's the best vape in the world. Yes....I'd check the ohms on the Provari first....just to be safe. This thread is awsome, too: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/413000-rm2-rba-2-0-reomizer-2-rebuild-tutorial.html
Have fun.
Have fun.
Cograts, I just recieved my reo grand and reomizer today also. Wrapped my coil with 32 gauge as well only difference is that I used cotton ball for wick. It too was my first time and it probably took me 10 minutes. Easy job, came out at 2ohms on provari. And it vapes fantastically.
Thanks for the encouragement. It wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it was going to be...
Five times around... 1.9 on the Provari scale!
Amazing difference in taste. Almost too smooth.
Now if only the Pictures were available on Super_X's thread. I need to try again real soon and get around 1.5. Anyone have any suggestions on how to get there?
- Next mission is rebuilding a ProTank. Muhahaha..
Less wire equals less ohms. So basically wrap a tighter coil which uses less wire or you can make the same diameter coil with less wraps.
Welcome mwdenko I find leaving the rba right on the mod works best .You can test the ohms with a voltage meter and its easier to recoil with it on the mod .
Hmm, challenge accepted
It would end up being a pretty short coil, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. I'll try tonight
I use twisted 32 gauge kanthal on my Grand's RBA. I also used a paperclip in my cordless drill's chuck. (leave one end looped to hold the wire)
Hmph. So by twisting I'll be able to coil tighter and get a lower resistance...(not sure I stated that properly) Neat! Where is my drill anyway?
Yes, it is. I do this all the time with 32g. Wrap on something small like a paperclip. Maybe 5/6 or 7/8 wraps and that should keep you under 2.0.
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That's what I use all the time - 32 gauge, and I wrap on the end of a little bitty screwdriver. I always use about 5-6 wraps and get a coil that's around 1.2 - 1.5 ohms. Then I slide my cotton embroidery thread (usually) or my organic cotton ball "string" through the coil, saturate it, and voila!! vaping nirvana!
Hmm, challenge accepted
I'm waiting...
I used 28 gauge and with 4 wraps got a 1.2Ω coil. Works great but I only have mesh right now to work with. My silica hasn't come in yet. Trying to work up the courage to order the Reomizer (and a mini 2.1). I know I need it.
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