This is from iTEO's dragon coil thread but on an RM2 and with a different "wick" than a cotton bed.
This is a 10 wrap 28 gauge coil on (i think) a 16 gauge or possibly 18 gauge needle. Ohms out at .8 ohms
Sorry the pics are rotated, stupid iphone. This is How I mount the coil. Notice the coil is shifted away from the feed hole toward the wall, and lifted up so it is at the same height as the airhole
For the Wick, the wick goes around the coil, similar to the way a cartomizer works. Take about a 2" length of peaches and cream thread, double it over and push the folded end under the coil, away from the feed hole. Then bring the legs of the yarn over the top of the coil and into the loop, making a loose girth hitch.
Notice the needle is still in the coil, this prevents ruining the coil int he next step. Rotate the legs back over the coil, the whole loop will move with it, and cinch down, carefully, on the knot till it is snug and relatively tight on the coil. use tweezers to squeeze the knot so the holes in teh ends of the coil are just visible, ie if you remove the needle you can look through the coil from both ends.
Cont.
This is a 10 wrap 28 gauge coil on (i think) a 16 gauge or possibly 18 gauge needle. Ohms out at .8 ohms
Sorry the pics are rotated, stupid iphone. This is How I mount the coil. Notice the coil is shifted away from the feed hole toward the wall, and lifted up so it is at the same height as the airhole
For the Wick, the wick goes around the coil, similar to the way a cartomizer works. Take about a 2" length of peaches and cream thread, double it over and push the folded end under the coil, away from the feed hole. Then bring the legs of the yarn over the top of the coil and into the loop, making a loose girth hitch.
Notice the needle is still in the coil, this prevents ruining the coil int he next step. Rotate the legs back over the coil, the whole loop will move with it, and cinch down, carefully, on the knot till it is snug and relatively tight on the coil. use tweezers to squeeze the knot so the holes in teh ends of the coil are just visible, ie if you remove the needle you can look through the coil from both ends.
Cont.