New SS 316L clapton notched coil by Wismec/jaybo
Am curious if anyone has tried these before I splurge and pickup some.
Am curious if anyone has tried these before I splurge and pickup some.
Anyone tried these yet?
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Not yet, but I really want to. The Notch coil and the Mask coil, (from Horizon Tech), are both coming on the market now.
Honestly, I don't see how you could go wrong with either one. They're stainless, (TC mode is great), provide more surface area than anything else their size, and since they're machined, (rather than twisted wire), it seems like they should have a very long life.
Honestly, I don't see how you could go wrong with either one. They're stainless, (TC mode is great), provide more surface area than anything else their size, and since they're machined, (rather than twisted wire), it seems like they should have a very long life.
Yea hopefully we can get some feedback from people who are vaping them. If nothing else I may just go ahead and pick some up anyways.
Im interested in seeing if some mods will read it as a error or short. I dont see a start or finish point (positive to negative). Another thing is the soldering of the legs, why not just have continuous legs machined in, why soldered legs?
Also thinking If a heavy handed pulled to tighten the leads the legs might come off. Idk I'm just thinking out loud.
Also thinking If a heavy handed pulled to tighten the leads the legs might come off. Idk I'm just thinking out loud.
Seen them in a video and look forward to trying. I wonder why they are described as clapton's? What I'm hoping is great surface area while not a long heat up time. I thought about this a couple years ago and wondered how long it would be before someone made em.
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It's not a Clapton. Just SS notched coil. Looks pretty sturdy from the reviews I've seen and surprisingly it has a very low ramp up time for such a massive coil.New SS 316L clapton notched coil by Wismec/Jaybo
Am curious if anyone has tried these before I splurge and pickup some.
There's no reason why it shouldn't perform well. Provided it heats evenly it has ample surface area and should accommodate quite a bit of wicking. I would expect these coils to hold up to months of use if properly cared for. I'm excited to try one
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I was just made aware of these last night watching a SuckMyMod video. They look interesting and I'd definitely buy one (or a pack, or whatever) just to try out.
I thought that I had heard in one of the Wismec Theorem SMM/JayBo videos that the legs are welded, not soldered.
Yes, JayBo corrected Matt. They're welded, not soldered.
Ceramic is probably the best flavor I have ever vaped, used to do the fc2000 wicks a few years back and they were terrific. These new ceramics take it to another level because you don't have to worry about breaking them, the only thing now , because I'm used to more of a TH, the ceramics are too smooth imo.
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Actually this is a clapton style coil per Jaybo. Obviously not an actual clapton but was designed to mimic one in performance.
I hope we end up seeing different diameters with this style of coil - at 5-6mm (or more) I don't even have the real estate in any of the equipment I own to stuff one of these in there.
2.5 to 3mm would be perfect for me - don't know if it's possible though - It's my understanding that the coil is so large so as to increase it's resistance.
2.5 to 3mm would be perfect for me - don't know if it's possible though - It's my understanding that the coil is so large so as to increase it's resistance.
These would be cool for me if they could make them for 1.25 ohm or higher. The design seems awesome.
Maybe Joytech will coat it with ceramic in the future, who knows.
I would try it with ceramic inside, a nice fat piece instead of cotton and see how it go's...
I would try it with ceramic inside, a nice fat piece instead of cotton and see how it go's...
That's what the diameters are going to be, 4 or 5 mm?
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