Ive never had buildup that was that visible on my coils and nothing that would stick around after pulling the wick and dry firing. Coils look almost new after that. Maybe its funk from different juice types?
I use those dental brushes for the inside and outside of the coils when swapping out wicks.
Rinse, torch, rinse, brush in and out, rinse and a final torch before re-wicking.
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I dont see any residue on mine for the first 3-4 tanks. Its when i keep using it that it starts appearingIve never had buildup that was that visible on my coils and nothing that would stick around after pulling the wick and dry firing. Coils look almost new after that. Maybe its funk from different juice types?
wow. do you floss between the wraps, too?![]()
When do you guys change your coils? Mine seem to last for 4-5 tanks and they start looking rusted? I wanted to experiment and kept vaping with the same coil once and i was getting burnt taste.
Is there a way to get rid of the rust? No matter how much i dry burn the coil it wont go away
If you've got gaps in your wraps, you're not building it right..
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These are the ones I use. I picked up a pack the last time I was in the U.S
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About time I see you post a picture of your build lol. Nice coil bud, looks solid.
I thought you were joking about that coil cleaning routine lol. Wow, you go all out, I just dry burn the coil and rewick, though occasionally I give it a quick brush with my mech cleaning toothbrush.
I've posted my builds before. You must have been chattering away on the NT thread when I did..![]()
When do you guys change your coils? Mine seem to last for 4-5 tanks and they start looking rusted? I wanted to experiment and kept vaping with the same coil once and i was getting burnt taste.
Is there a way to get rid of the rust? No matter how much i dry burn the coil it wont go away
I vape NETs (Naturally Extracted Tobaccos) almost exclusively, and they are notorious coil gunkers. The wick needs to be changed after a tank or two at most.
The same goes for "sweeter" dessert type juices.
Recently got an eVod, which I hear uses about the same head as the ProTank. When I rebuild one of the heads I plan on using 3mm German silica, and maybe another 1.5mm for a flavor wick if kit needs it. Going to try a fairly conservative micro coil, aroune 6-8 wraps of 31ga. Kind of limited because of the small space it occupies. I see no reason why it wouldn't work great, except wicking may be an issue. Such a short piece of wick is used in these, and I get dry hits sometimes from just the regular set-up. If the German silica can't keep up I'm sure cotton would.
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I've built nano coils for my protank and used cotton for wicking. Works good, but even better after opening up the air holes in the 510 threads.
RIP TRIPPERS does a tutorial on building a ss mesh wick and coil in a protank.
He also does one on his "diamond coil" with cotton wick in a protank. I can't remember, but he might do one on a "chimney coil" in one as well.
New build, thought I would post it up. Horizontal quad coil in a tri-post RDA (with a twist).
Extremely easy or hard as hell to install depending on the size of your positive connection. Constantly tinkering to try to concentrate heat in the airflow path while limiting v-drop over the coil leads
this is extremely well built...... you own a vape shop?
New build, thought I would post it up. Horizontal quad coil in a tri-post RDA (with a twist)...
Extremely easy or hard as hell to install depending on the size of your positive connection. Constantly tinkering to try to concentrate heat in the airflow path while limiting v-drop over the coil leads, this just came out.
Wow thats some serious gunking. How is the taste halfway through the tank?Just to show you what I deal with on some of the NETs I vape. This is after 1 tank (4 ml) of my worst gunker, in a Kayfun Lite. Less than a day..
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I've since moved to Microcoils and cotton wick, but I'm lucky to make it through a tank and half with that juice, before having to re-wick.