I would think maybe it's because it's threaded they use poly.
Yeah, fair point. Just seems like a bit of a weak spot in what is otherwise a top product (or so everyone seems to be saying).
I would think maybe it's because it's threaded they use poly.
Well, I took a trashed coil, straightened it out, made a new coil, and then tested the oHm. It was 1.6 oHm according to my eVic. When I heated it up at first, only the left side showed red, so I squeezed it together a bit and then it heated true. I guess I could do it, but I'm thankful that fasttech had pre-made coils I can do on my own regardless![]()
I'm actually looking forward to having another go at building coils tonight. Didnt quite get there yesterday, but at least i was close and was really encouraged by the taste more than anything so determined to stick with itSaying that, if i could just pop out to town and there was a fast tech store i'd be buying the pre-wrapped ones all day long
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codz,
Did you see my post last night about using a toothpick ?
I did thanks terry yes... i had been using a needle instead last night, so i am guessing similar results? Actually, the toothpick may be a better bet as it's a bit thicker and as ian said, i think i was wrapping the coil too tight and it was choking the wick.
I decided to support ECF today... I've had so much good advice off people on here that it's been worth the £15 already![]()
I keep saying i will become a supporting member, just not got round to it yet. Indeed sir, The toothpick method will give your wick more room to wick up them lovely liquids.
I'll see if i can hunt one down... otherwise i might try a drill bit of about double the width of the needle. I noticed in that vid you showed me of PBusardo, he burnt the wire first too to limit movement, etc... do you do that? I was thinking it could be a good idea as mine had moved a fair bit once some heat had gone through it.
A lot of people anneal there wire before building a coil, some do it to remove any impurities ie machine oil etc, others do it because it softens the wire, making it a bit easier to work with.
Me personally, I have done it in the past but i find just pulsing the coil after building it, works just as well.
I also forgot to mention cody,
Use the ribbon wire when you do your next coil, That stuff is so easy to work with; And you can have the wraps all touching.
What wire are you using codz ?
I was just using the pulsing method last night too, so i think i'll stick with that
The only downside to the aga and the DDA i bought the other day is i feel they make my protank and vivi nova redundant. Actually, some liquids are fine in the protank, but i've noticed a few that only come alive in the DDA.
Lol i have got loads of stuff what is now redundant,
It just happens with the progress being made all the time. Tanks move on, and so do we.![]()
It had better stop soon... lol
I'm tempted to get a provari over the weekend. I do want it in a certain colour though... no point paying that much and not getting the colour you want. I figure as far as electrical devices go, i should be done for 12 months or so then, and maybe get another mech next year sometimes (probably a REO). Hopefully, the aga and the KFL should keep me happy atty-wise although something like an igo or that octopus that epipeman mentioned would be a nice addittion as the non-rebuildable drippers arent going to last too long.

Or you could go with the trident rda mate,
That is one dripper what kicks like a donkey. It also has variable airhole selections, so you can find your spot. Edit... I bet your provari will be RED.![]()