Duel Coil Atty

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jkoppk

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Yes it can be pushed on a bit but not too much,you don't want to knock the internals loose.I had to trim some off mine,maybe your bridge is a bit lower and you can just push it on.This atty has been working great for me so far and I haven't noticed and flooding or harshness problems.I have been dripping 4 drops at a time and running it at 5+ volts.Flavor,vapor,and throat hit are great and I believe it's fully broken,now we will see how long it lasts.
 

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Looks like a terrible DIY design o_O. I'm not sure how well the juice feeding will be.. Atomizers can burn out very easily with dry burns, and with dual coils it's going to get rid of juice awfully quickly. So, like what has been said, you will always be teeter-tottering between flooding and burning.. Looks like a lot of fuss, I'll stick with DCCs :). Although, I hope I'm wrong. Interesting.
 

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Mine shorted out so I took it apart. Looks like my problem is it was BOTH flooded and dry all the time. The bottom coil looks like it has to be flooded to get the top wet while bottom feeding. Makes sense now why I could find a happy medium. Dripping seems like the only way to go with this atty because gravity will help drip the juice to the bottom coil.
 

fsroq

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Got mine, ordered two. First one was DOA, no way to get it working. Second, started dripping at 4 Volts, after braking in very nice vape. Then I prepared a pump cart, taking the small filler ball out, and with a stanly knife shortening the part who goes into the tube of the ato a little. This rocks. best ato I ever had. But OMG. this ato eats juice like a giant. Dripping no way, you find yourself with the bottle all day in your hands.
Didn´t try them but a few hits with the bottom feeder, because have only a 3.7V. But with the pumpcarts on 4.1 Volts under load, I love them. The pumpcart gives me a far better control over the amount of juice, because these tend to be too dry or flooded with a BF, but could be just me.
 
I used this atty for 2 straight days via drip mode. After breaking in, all I can say is wow! Using just an eGo 1000mah PT I can't find myself through the thickness of the vapor. TH increase because of the warmness. Haven't tried it on higher voltage.
The only downside in this atty it can get really HOT. Will try using an 510 extension next time, just to be careful not to make my battery hot.

Update: Using a Multimeter this atty resist at 1.4 ohms. Is it good or bad?
 
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