"breaking" coil
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Like this, but Kate Winslet is the wick and Leonardo DiCaprio is the coil and Leonardo DiCaprio has 4 or 5 pairs of arms and Kate Winslet is oxidized like Snooki.
Thanks for all the advice, But Im going back to my Phiniac and Boge for a while. I think I have a defect between the mod and my brain. Thanks for all of the help.
Like this, but Kate Winslet is the wick and Leonardo DiCaprio is the coil and Leonardo DiCaprio has 4 or 5 pairs of arms and Kate Winslet is oxidized like Snooki.
LMAO! best post of the day award
Like this, but Kate Winslet is the wick and Leonardo DiCaprio is the coil and Leonardo DiCaprio has 4 or 5 pairs of arms and Kate Winslet is oxidized like Snooki.
yea that kind. but with more electricity going on
Im not satisfied. Gonna wrap it once more and try the higher ohm on 3.0 w on the tesla
Try 'pulsing' it until all coils glow evenly, don't hold down switch more than 1 sec while pulsing with no liquid in tank. Try not to use a freshly charged batt. Use your backup PV to chain vape if you start getting frustrated. Best of luck to you.
can you please do it with a fully dry setup? and don't just fire it. pulse it to identify where the hot spots are. and take it from there. is fairly easy in fact. it just needs some patience and the strong conviction that is doable by anyone with just a little practice
Okay this time it registered 1.5 ohm and fired at 4.5 w for about 3 seconds and then broke at the top of the wick, consequently the same place it always has. I am going to get a 28 gauge wire instead of this 32. Would that help?
First make sure your raping coils above 1omh on a 18350 mechanical. Im assuming your using AW batteries which have a discharge rate of 6 amp you can go lower but I don't recommend it, for now. Or use a 186500 or18650 it has a higher discharge rate. I would practice making coils on a mechanical using about 30g, its harder to pop a coil. After you rap you coil( use omh reader) pulse you button (don't hold it down), if a hot spot appears you will see it move down the coils and will eventually move down the wick until it disappears. At this time all your wicks should be all lighting up equally, if not move the coil lightly while its glowing unit all the coils light up. You can use this method on a chipped mod as well.
The trick here is to pulse,
This way you won't pop a coil by just holding down the button.
The trick here is to pulse,
This way you won't pop a coil by just holding down the button.
going to recoil and try the "pulse method". Patience is what I am trying to have. Maybe this exercise will help with child raising also. 
why didn't you say about the top coil. i asked you many times. there is an easy fix for that. you have to twist the wire there and is solved. i have a bad camera but ill take a photo. hop you can see what im talking about
wrapped it 5 times and got 1.0 ohm. Tried the pulse method and the hot spot is at the beginning. I think when I am tightening the post screw, it is pulling the wire too tight into the wick. Going to try wrapping it the other direction (top down).
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