Coil Master ?
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I just snatched up #3 and #4. Not many authentic ones left. There were only 600 of this atty made and only like 50 were BottomFed - there ain't no more out there
I think there are only a few BF ones left.Yes, 1.05. With that single coil where I have it and all that air it rips too, but just cooler.
That's not saying I won't be dropping a wind or the ID of the coil next time though. That was by accident
. But it vapes amazing in this atty.I'm done with duals for the foreseeable future
I used it for 2 strands twisted 28 and it was great. It don't like twisted smaller wire though I don't think
I always feel like I'm 2 RDAs behind... I haven't even sent my REOs back in to get the upgraded 510 connection to get my Vectors to work, and you're already on to another new one. At this rate, I'll never catch up!
The stumpy is a great little atty. Big fat 24g monocoil down the middle (easy to build with the coil master) is surprisingly efficient. 5 mins max to twist and install it.
I did find it weeped a bit with a dual setup, but I have a habit of putting the coils very close to the air and it was likely wicks touching the cap.
I'd almost forgotten how versatile 2-post atties can be.
I did find it weeped a bit with a dual setup, but I have a habit of putting the coils very close to the air and it was likely wicks touching the cap.
I'd almost forgotten how versatile 2-post atties can be.
I have not stayed in touch with Catfish since the Manta so this Stumpy is news to me. Because Im reeeeeeeal particular with the air draw I have been disappointed with my last 2 buys. Try as I may I couldn't get the restricted air I like and in one case even closed completely (I'm pretty sure) it gave too much air. So can this Stumpy close almost all the way? yeah I know I'm weird. 
So can this Stumpy close almost all the way? yeah I know I'm weird. 
The CM will spin chunky 22AWG as well with ease. Great tool. And, more Stumpy lovin'.
Jup, really wish someone would do a great video of the easiest way to get the nuppins coiled. I do manage to get two of em in there, but it takes me forever and many tries. I've seen pdibs but there's no talking, and I'd love one that goes from how to coil, do you do one backwards or not, and which leg do you cut shorter. I did find doing something different helped, but was so aggravated at that point I can't remember what it was that I did.
But would love a vid showing in baby steps exactly how best to do it! Ok, I know you don't do flavor, but what about throat hit? I'm watching the vid now, but haven't gotten to that if you mention it. No way could I get one from Tom, but maybe a clone
So glad they gave you some to give away. I'm with you don't really get the longer posts, but many things are an improvement over my really old one.
Jeff, I'm sure Tim can help ya, but if you don't have or don't wanna use a drill, I used danny brandts method with a pen and it worked great. Pretty tight twist, easy peasy lemon squeezy! He's got a vid on it if you haven't seen it!
That pen trick works but it won't get wire twisted nearly as tight as a drill and will take much longer. Just sayin...anyone who has a drill will be better off using it by hand isn't as reliable or duplicate able.twist pitch makes a difference in ohms. I drill til the wire snaps - same resistance every time
by hand isn't as reliable or duplicate able.twist pitch makes a difference in ohms. I drill til the wire snaps - same resistance every time
yeah I figger a drill would be better, but I don't have one. I'm not to be trusted with power toolsThat pen trick works but it won't get wire twisted nearly as tight as a drill and will take much longer. Just sayin...anyone who has a drill will be better off using it
And I shouldn't be...LOLyeah I figger a drill would be better, but I don't have one. I'm not to be trusted with power tools
Have to agree with you on the Stumpy.Im also running this 26 ga 2.5mm 1.05 ohm and it is insane
Thanks, how about the other type he was using, looked like it was metal?
Both posters above are spot on. I prefer the beadalon ones. I had those metal ones before I got them and they work great but not as compact as the beadalon ones. I also have more spools than beadalons ATM so I have to use those metal ones on some too
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