AGA-S dual coil

[Kiralina]

-shortened long - post (it is made of plated brass, not SS)
-new filling hole
-insulated mesh holes (I did not enlarge them, just put inside the insulators)
-single 1,15mm air hole on the top cap lined with one wick

It has no wicking problem and produces lots of tasty vapour.

If you have the tools, give it a try. It is a cheap Chinese atty, so why not play with it?

 

[gdeal]

Very nice. What do you use for insulator material?

 

[Kiralina]

I ordered some teflon tube , but for now,till they'll come, ear sticks. I enlarged them a little, so they stay well fixed in the holes and not go out every time I change the wick. I have no issues with them, no melting, no funny taste.

 

[Sovran]

What am I missing? Electricity takes the path of least resistance in a parallel circuit.

 

[Kiralina]

I can't give you technical details because I don't have the knowledge , but both coils work and there are atties on the market designed to work with dual coils.

 

[grindle]

If there are two completed circuits the current gets split (which gets the most current depends on the resistance - if the resistance is equal, the current gets split equally).
Battery mods can generally only recognise a single coil at a time because the positive wire of both coils are attached to the same positive terminal which is connected to the 510/whatever connection. Because of this, the current drawn is twice as much as it sees 2 x 4ohm coils as a single 2ohm coil (but easy going for IMRs and the like).
Here's an example of what a 2ohm dual-coil (2 x 4ohm coils) looks like.
As you can see by hovering over the relevant parts, those coils are optimised to take advantage of a low-ish amp-limit (3A) pushed to 6v, while still receiving enough power for an incredible vape (9watts each).

 

[Kiralina]

Thanks, got it.