Coil building help

[antiheroxiix]

So I just got my first dripper and had the guys at the shop hit me off with a .4 dual coil build from 26g kanthal. So far I like it. But like most of us want to try new things wondering if anyone has experiance with premade coils and where to get them. Yes I know I can make them easily but currently don't have the resourses to do so due to my living situation. So for now if like to by premade setups till I have a place that I can do my own builds. Gotta keep the ohms above .2 due to my istick 50w limit. Oh I am using a goblin rda.

http://www.thesteamingwick.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/goblin-rda-internal-view.jpg

That's what I have its a clone of a ghost I think It was a decent price and looked well machined.

Also wanna know what the best dual coil setup for flavor and good wicking.. As well as the best wicking material

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[93gc40]

Huh.... If you have the tools and equiptment to CHANGE a coil, you have the tools and equiptment to wind a coil.... The same screwdriver or allen wrench you use to remove the post screws, should make a good coils also.

 

[Cacique]

I agree that you should look into making your own coils too, as it would still be less expensive and buying the pre-made coils. I build my coils in about 2 square feet of space and you could use any kind of screw driver or drill bit to wrap the coils on. Temco sells good quality kanthal for cheap, like $6 for 50ft and its about the size of a hockey puck. If you didn't want to get some wire clippers, I've seen many people use nail clippers too. And organic cotton balls can be had for about $3 a bag and will last a long time, japanese organic cotton can be found on Amazon and other online sites for cheap though not as cheap as cotton balls, and rayon is great and you can get a 500ft coil for a little over $10.

Feel free to ask for any advice on building, I could help some there, but I have no experience with pre-built coils so I can't help you there. Good luck!