I have a few pairs of these tweezers, very handy for stubborn tanks, and they can be found for a few dollars
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Thanks Nailz! I actually have one of those gizmos, but I've never used it. I'll give it a try. Thank you!
DIGIFLAVOR SIREN V2 MTL GTA TANK
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Thanks Nailz! I actually have one of those gizmos, but I've never used it. I'll give it a try. Thank you!
The freezer suggestion may be the better one. PG/VG, metal contracts in the cold. Just don't throw into hot water right after if it doesn't work, glass hates that.
Good point. I'll let come to air temperature before I try the hot water trick. Thanks!
Siren v2 is my current favorite from my recent RTA search. I've got 3 of them in rotation and have found a build that delivers the best vape I've ever experienced:
- 26ga 316L
- 3mm ID
- About 6 wraps, spaced but not too far apart
- .45 to .50Ω
- 22 to 25 watts
- Rayon wick tight (squeaky) in the coil
- Temp Control between 360 and 400℉
I've been using the Siren 2 for a few months now, and I couldn't be happier.
The juice I'm using is around 50/50, because winter is coming.
For the coils I'm using Kanthal A1 26GA (0.4mm i think) , 2.5mm ID, 7 or 8 spaced wraps, around 1 ohm. All this with Cotton Bacon Prime tight wicking.
The only problem that I had after a few weeks was that the base was getting stuck and it was very hard to unscrew (usually i managed to open it with a cloth over), recently I started "coating" everything in liquid so that the parts don't get so stiff.
There was a period also when the cap would seem to open too easily, felt like the silicon seal was losing its properties, but after a good wash it was as good as new.
Sometimes I'm getting weird strong throat hits after setting up a new coil, but I'm sure that's my fault, sometimes I forget to dryburn the coil or I place it too high.
The juice I'm using is around 50/50, because winter is coming.
For the coils I'm using Kanthal A1 26GA (0.4mm i think) , 2.5mm ID, 7 or 8 spaced wraps, around 1 ohm. All this with Cotton Bacon Prime tight wicking.
The only problem that I had after a few weeks was that the base was getting stuck and it was very hard to unscrew (usually i managed to open it with a cloth over), recently I started "coating" everything in liquid so that the parts don't get so stiff.
There was a period also when the cap would seem to open too easily, felt like the silicon seal was losing its properties, but after a good wash it was as good as new.
Sometimes I'm getting weird strong throat hits after setting up a new coil, but I'm sure that's my fault, sometimes I forget to dryburn the coil or I place it too high.
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