I'm running a 26 gauge SS 316L wrapped in 32 gauge kanthal in my Bach. TC on a VTC mini, 27 watts at 470° F. Works freakin' awesome, tight fit for the leads though...
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I suppose I might have grabbed one just to experiment, but I wasn't thinking about it.
A quick search just now shows only a possible UK vendor and no one else. Not even FT.
I thought a couple people in this thread already had the kit.
Well most of the premade Clapton wire I've seen are 24/34 and 26/36. I'm pretty sure 24/34 will fit and I'm positive 26/36 will.
I suppose I might have grabbed one just to experiment, but I wasn't thinking about it.
A quick search just now shows only a possible UK vendor and no one else. Not even FT.
I thought a couple people in this thread already had the kit.
Yeah, a few of us have it already, Heavengifts included it with the Nano as a contest price not too long ago. I just want another one, lol. The drip-tip that comes with the kit has become my favorite one and I'm planning to get at least one more Nano so I want another one of those drip-tips for it. But I just noticed they have it available on their website now.
I'm still using a 22 gauge 11 wrap build. I put my Lemo 1 drip tip on it and goodnight! This tank is flavor on flavor. I just popped a Clapton build in my Avocado and the Bachelor beats the O rings off of it.
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I wasn't able to get AVS 2x28/32g fused clapton wire to fit but I run MKWS SS 28/32 & 26/32 gauge single core claptons in the full sized Bachelor and the nano. I don't use anything but SS clapton wire in Bachelors, but single core only.
what is AVS and MKWS? also what is the 2x, dual coils? single core? sorry for being so thick. lol
Oh! You're not being thick. I was being unclear.
AVS is Advanced Vape Supply and the MKWS Clapton wire mentioned was this & this. Those MKWS Clapton wires fit in the Bachelor. I don't have any single core Clapton wire from Advanced Vape Supply but their 2x28 gauge dual core fused Clapton wire does not. That's Clapton wire with two 28 gauge wires in the center.
If you want to try Clapton wire from AVS I'd try the stuff on this page. The one listed as 28g/32g should fit fine, while the 26g/30g may or may not fit. You can always contact them and ask if they know whether or not it will fit the Bachelor. Hope that helps.
ok thanks. ya i didnt even see dual core claptons on AVS tbh. how high can i get my ohms up to with a 28/32 in this tank? the higher the better for me. i like to get a little better battery out of my device.
AVS 26/30 does indeed fit, just barely. 7 wrap spaced 3mm @ .59 ohms 39 watts temp control on cuboid. I swear there are duel coils in there.
so that means a 28/32 clapton wire would fit as well and get my higher ohms?
According to steam engine that wire should get you around .88 doing same wraps. I did get some of the 28/32 but haven't tried it yet.
Edit: I mic the 26/30 at .033
28/32 at .025
So yes 28/32 should fit no problem.
Edit: I mic the 26/30 at .033
28/32 at .025
So yes 28/32 should fit no problem.
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I hope this hasn't been asked before but does anybody know where to get extra grub screws?
I have these on the way from Fasttech: $1.11 Replacement Screws for Atomizers (10-Pack) 10-pack - M2.5*3mm thread size at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
I forget who/where I learned about them, but it was on ECF.
Thanks Debbie but I have to ask a dumb question. How do you know what size to order?
I don't.
I read somewhere here that those where the ones to get, so I wish listed them. I don't.
Sounds like a plan. They're cheap enough to take a chance. Thanks again. 
after using this tank for a few weeks i have to say i just think it's the greatest! very easy to build, large capacity and it doesn't leak on me anymore. it did take a couple builds to figure out, but now i'm hooked. not a stray drop of juice ever. i hope i like the serpent i have coming just as much.
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