drilling out my IGO-W need advice

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zacbandit

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I was going to drill out my IGO W tonight, and have realized that I only have a 7/64 bit. It looks like its a decent upgrade, just dont want to go to big, I see alot of people saying 2mm, 1.5mm. On google conversion chart it says 7/64 is like 2.7mm, probably going to be like .3 or .4 after build but no ohm reader to say exactly. Any advice here is greatly appreciated.
 

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I was going to drill out my IGO W tonight, and have realized that I only have a 7/64 bit. It looks like its a decent upgrade, just dont want to go to big, I see alot of people saying 2mm, 1.5mm. On google conversion chart it says 7/64 is like 2.7mm, probably going to be like .3 or .4 after build but no ohm reader to say exactly. Any advice here is greatly appreciated.

For direct lung hits it will be great. For a mouth to lung hit way too big.
 

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For direct lung hits it will be great. For a mouth to lung hit way too big.

That's where I am having trouble, dudes at the local vape shop use at least as big a hole as the 7/64 if not more, probably more. But when I was hitting there trying them out I was trying to do mouth to lung and wasnt having any luck (smoked cigs that way for 10 years quit about 6 months ago) so the direct lung deal is new to me, they all do it that way and said flavor is much better, tried it a couple times choked me out at first but thinking I'm going to have to go that way for good vapor production
 

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My advice is to purchase a multimeter on any build.

I was concerned about that, but they told me with the Sony battery that I bought from them that it does not matter what ohm I will not have an issue with it blowing up or anything, but said with any other battery they sell It would be risky
 

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I was concerned about that, but they told me with the Sony battery that I bought from them that it does not matter what ohm I will not have an issue with it blowing up or anything, but said with any other battery they sell It would be risky

That scares me that people are giving "advice" like that. DO NOT fire any coil you build before testing it. Especially running a sub-ohm that low.
 

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I was concerned about that, but they told me with the Sony battery that I bought from them that it does not matter what ohm I will not have an issue with it blowing up or anything, but said with any other battery they sell It would be risky

Uh no. /10 char
 
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