Don't Give Up On Rebuildables!

[TakenALeft67]

I almost gave up, I thought the burnt metal taste would never go away, I thought "well there goes a lot of time and effort down the drain". I thought, maybe the entire e-cig population is just playing an amazingly elaborate ruse on me that rebuildable atomizers actually work. But, lo ho ho dear reader, if you just keep at it, and push through the pain and heartache you will find that rebuildables do work! and lo ho ho again they work oh so very well, my head is in cloud-9!!!

just some inspirational jive for those of you that are struggling with rebuildable atomizers.

Keep Calm
and
keep wrapin' coils!

 

[dwcraig1]

I almost gave up, I thought the burnt metal taste would never go away, I thought "well there goes a lot of time and effort down the drain". I thought, maybe the entire e-cig population is just playing an amazingly elaborate ruse on me that rebuildable atomizers actually work. But, lo ho ho dear reader, if you just keep at it, and push through the pain and heartache you will find that rebuildables do work! and lo ho ho again they work oh so very well, my head is in cloud-9!!!

just some inspirational jive for those of you that are struggling with rebuildable atomizers.

Keep Calm
and
keep wrapin' coils![/QUOTE
That pretty sums it up to how I felt about mesh until quite recently. I felt the stated performance just had to be over exaggerated but that is absolutely not how I feel about it now. So don't give up, after you get on to it there is nothing to it and it will become easy.

 

[Thompson]

I almost gave up, I thought the burnt metal taste would never go away, I thought "well there goes a lot of time and effort down the drain". I thought, maybe the entire e-cig population is just playing an amazingly elaborate ruse on me that rebuildable atomizers actually work. But, lo ho ho dear reader, if you just keep at it, and push through the pain and heartache you will find that rebuildables do work! and lo ho ho again they work oh so very well, my head is in cloud-9!!!

just some inspirational jive for those of you that are struggling with rebuildable atomizers.

Keep Calm
and
keep wrapin' coils!

As in, the dear reader?

 

[shardina]

I just finally broke through the constant burnt taste I was getting on silica + kanthal in an A7 - just a liiiiittle bit of cotton over the top of the coil and it was perfect! So yeah, don't give up, they're well worth the effort when you get 'em working properly.

 

[TheDarthVap3r]

i am positively dreading advancing onto rbas.

 

[TakenALeft67]

Well its good to get the dread out of the way first. I jumped into rbas expecting them to work first time around, and because of that i fell into a deep depression when my first coil didn't work right, I then went into denial, thinking the rba was responsible, so i dropped a pretty penny on a Bliss rba, then that didn't work and I started questioning life, who I was, what I was doing with my life, why are we here, whats the point in living? BUT, LO HO HO one last coil wrap and my life was saved! the burnt metal taste extinguished! the flavors filling my mouth, the vapor pouring into my brain sending me to a nirvana like state of euphoria and understanding thoughts of doubt washed away from my mind replaced with inspiration, hope, and a complete understanding of the sheer beauty of this great big universe we all collectively share.

---and thats how I built my first successful coil.

 

[DevilFishPhil]

I felt the same way not too long ago, I refused to believe that RBAs could be that great and was content paying $9 for Cisco atomizers that would degrade very rapidly over time. Now I only use regular atomizers in situations where stealth is required, and even then I dread the experience.

 

[never_enough_juice]

I watched a video that was really good about twisting the kanthal wire
it was crashvapes.com

I haven't tried it yet but it looks like a good idea

 

[never_enough_juice]

this is a better link to the actual video