Does anyone else go through coils like crazy?

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Sphendal

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I have an Itaste MVP v2, and use 2.2ohm coils in evod clearomizers. I use 8.5W and 4.2 volts. I do vape a lot, but I go through a coil approximately every 5 days. I haven't started rebuilding my own coils yet, though I've been watching many peoples skills on youtube. Will definitely start re-building my own soon... it's very difficult, for it seems that everyone uses different wires and wicks and different techniques. Luckily I have a friend that wraps his own coils, and he's willing to help me.
 
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I have a similar setup and that sounds about average. That is why I started rebuilding my coils over a year ago. Even a cheap new coil costs around a dollar and a rebuild costs pennies. I would suggest you look into rebuilding your coils. I didn't have help, just a few videos ( I guess that should count as help) take your friend up on it! Also... I went to rayon about 6 months ago and I can get up to ten tanks on a coil before it gunks up or starts to taste funny.
 

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Depends on what you are vaping. Wife goes through a coil about every two or three days with carmel coffee. Much better since I rebuild them. Don't last her any longer but I just have to take out wicks, clean, dry burn and install new wicks. Coils last for months but I have about 15 rebuilt. CHEERS!
 

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I get about the same 5 days at 8W and then rebuild. I never use a coil that is even slightly weak. A hundred prewelded nr-r-nr wires from FT for a couple bucks (I've got a couple thousand) and a box of cellu-cotton (lifetime supply for several vapers) allows me to rebuild my coil in less than 2 minutes. It is great to never have to Vape a weak coil.
 

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I don't even dry burn mine any more. My wife has them so gunked up by the time she changes them that I ruin the coil trying to take the wick out so I just rebuild them. My kanger coils are the only thing I build. I have a ton of them since I started taking some from people that just threw them out. Lol
 

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Rebuilding coils is the way to go, it saves you money and you can be creative with your builds to get a vape that suits your habits better.

I personally rebuild the kanger coils vertical has everyone seems to rate the aspire bvc so I get the same effect if not better with my kanger vertical rebuilds.

Here is a post on how I do it

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ed-kanger-dual-coil-single-vertical-coil.html
 

tj99959

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    Some types of toppers, and some types of liquids eat coils for breakfast, others don't.

    The coil in my KayFun was installed in March, so just shy of 8 months, and still works fine with an occasional cleaning. By comparison the coils in my A7s only last about two months using the same liquids.

    I've never used a Kanger, but if coils only last a week, I don't think I want to.
     
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