Barrel Coils: Joyetech Notch Coil, iJoy TSS Coil
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Yeah, but with those the NR-lead doesn't touch the r-wire, so I wouldn't question them and also the R-wire isn't ss as far as I know.
Not sure what the bolded means.
And that's the configuration of Crown NR-R-NR heads (others too) - Ni-SS-Ni.
When you look at the Notch you clearly can see, that for a bit the lead is laying against the ss-part before beign bended down where as with your nr-R-nr-wire there is the joint from which the nr-lead goes down never really touching the r-wire, EVEN with vertical coils because there is some filler in between.
Don't honestly know if this could be an possible health issue it's just something I noticed.
we buy them for .45 ea
they work very well .... the coil itself is not as strong as one would think, they will crush and deform if you push em around like a standard coil but if you're gentle and take your time they are worth all .45
I have them in the Petri v2 and a Twisted Messes 2 and they work great, next is the Boreas with the 2.5mm deck.
They arent welded.
They are soldered. Big difference.
We are not told what is used to solder the legs into the Stainless steel coil.
Heavy metal toxins are a very real, very serious issue.
I wouldnt touch those coils without more information
$0.51 each.
focalecig.com - Notch style 0.2ohm 316SS Coils for Rebuildable Atomizers (10pcs) - Silver
Still wouldn't touch them
You can buy pre-made spools of clapton wire from Geek Vape or UD for ~$7 apiece, and 15' makes a lot more than 10 coils. So I'd like to try the notch coil, but don't feel any rush to do so and I doubt they'd ever become my "go to" coil of choice.
Not a first at all. NR-R-NR coils have been around for years.
I have not tried them yet. But i think it is a cool idea. I have heard that they have A really quick ramp up time and it is best to use in TC mode. But like I said before I have not tried them yet so IDK for sure...What do you think of pre-made barrel-style coils like the Joyetech Notch Coil and iJoy TSS Coil? The initial models are using stainless steel barrels and nickel legs. The idea is to combine the surface area of a Clapton, the fast ramp-up of a traditional coil, and the convenience of pre-made coils. Any of you intrigued?
As I said earlier I disagree with that compair since to get the same result you would have had a coil to which your nr-leads would have been welded touching the part that gets hot for some mms.
I've ready your earlier posts and I'm currently looking at an NR-R-NR coil from 2013. I don't see how the NR and R aren't touching, as you say.
Sorry, should have been more detailed.
The wires DO touch from the joint, but in NR-R-NR-coil the NR-lead doesn't lay, EVEN for fractions of millimeters against the heating part where as with the Notch the NR-part touches the heating "barrel" for considerable lenght, would quess around 1 mm or more before it bends downwards.
As I said I honestly don't know if this is an potential issue or does something leach from the weld into e-juice.
I wish someone could answer, equally happy to be told silly and worrying if the sky falls.
The wires DO touch from the joint, but in NR-R-NR-coil the NR-lead doesn't lay, EVEN for fractions of millimeters against the heating part where as with the Notch the NR-part touches the heating "barrel" for considerable lenght, would quess around 1 mm or more before it bends downwards.
As I said I honestly don't know if this is an potential issue or does something leach from the weld into e-juice.
I wish someone could answer, equally happy to be told silly and worrying if the sky falls.
I thought you were a reviewer?
The manufacturer states the legs are "soldered". Not a weld like Nr-R-Nr.
Its not the same thing. Its a safety issue.
Please do not mislead members by distorting the information.
No need for the attitude. Are you saying there are not both soldered and welded NR-R-NR coils? I have certainly seen the former.
Nr-R-Nr coils are spark welded. No solder.
You cant do that with SS.
No one in their right mind would vape solder.
Know your gear.
That doesn't negate anything I said. Read again, please.
People vape a lot of things they probably shouldn't.
I try to. I don't claim to know everything, nor do I give people attitude if I disagree with them or know something they don't. Know some manners.
Anyway, since you won't discus this in a polite manner, good day and good luck.
On a more productive note, the first Notch Coil I've used has gone through 30ml of e-liquid (Five Pawns Symmetry Six) after a week and is still quite usable. Obviously the e-liquid content matters, but it looks like I'll be able to get at least another week out of it. Eventually, I will try it with a NET e-liquid to see how it behaves.
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