Eleaf GS Air Fan : Part 2

[Leopards]

One to two layers of non-woven gauze, depending on your juice. It was a bit of a pain holding the gauze
while replacing the cap. @pufZeppelin mentioned mesh being used in another coil similar to the GS Air
coils.
I like the mesh, stays in and reuse over and over! Success tastes mighty sweet don't it?

The Aspire BCC coils for the Aspire K1 for pretty much the same as the GS-Air coils, except smaller diameter and the have a silicon seal inside the vapor hole in the top instead of the flat seal the GS-Air coils have! They are a great little tank for tootle puffers, one nice thing is they are an Ego thread so you use an adapter and never have to chance messing up the threads in your mod, just unscrew the tank and leave the adapter in place! At less than $8 one heck of a bargain, the flavor is really good, only thing is it is small diameter, tall and only holds 1 1/2 ml of ejuice.

 

[Robert Cromwell]

Got a pkg of orings from FT that seem to fit on the GS air coils nicely.
SKU 1886601. 50/1.66.

also got my SS mesh in.

Ready to roll on coil rebuilding now, If I just had some bad coils....

 

[Leopards]

Same as mine.

Nuts! I blew a bunch on a coilmaster https://www.amazon.com/Original-Aut...qid=1464838351&sr=8-6&keywords=coil+master+v3 then bought the ceramic tweezers, really sharp small scissors and the nifty wire cutters you need.

 

[Robert Cromwell]

I got a couple pair of the tank remover ceramic weezers from FT too. 3 something I think and came with extra ceramic jaw set.
Also got a 10 pack of Nemesis switch magnets for 2.40 for my 1.99 nemmy clones I bought. Wsh I had bought 6 or so of the Nemmy clones instead of just 2 but they were gone the next day. They are a nice clone. Bought from Mountain Oak Vapors.
Works makes the switch really nice. SKU 1558901
And some silicone drip tips. Nice if vaping while on rough road no banged teeth on driptip.

 

[FranC]

I had saved 10 coils. All done.

 

[OcalaFlGuy]

A 1/16" drill bit is what I wind GS Air coils on. For RTA's the LBS.

The drill bit is easy for me to hold the oil in place with while I'm playing with the insulator.
Bruce in Ocala, Fl

 

[Cheechako]

I had saved 10 coils. All done.

 

[IMRs]

I had saved 10 coils. All done.

Awesome Fran!

 

[FranC]

Thanks,Cheech.Actually it was 12.

 

[FranC]

Thank.IMRs

 

[IMRs]

Thank.IMRs

Sure glad we don't have to roll these up by hand!

 

[Cheechako]

Looks like we have another Koiling Kween!

 

[FranC]

I've never had a problem winding coils. Smallest place I've had to put them though.

 

[Cheechako]

I've never had a problem winding coils. Smallest place I've had to put them though.

It can be...challenging. That's why most of us leave the mandrel on the coil while reinstalling the plug and grommet.

 

[FranC]

Yup,easy way is the good way.

 

[Cheechako]

 

[Leopards]

A 1/16" drill bit is what I wind GS Air coils on. For RTA's the LBS.

The drill bit is easy for me to hold the oil in place with while I'm playing with the insulator.
Bruce in Ocala, Fl

That's just about 1.5 mm, I use a 2 mm rod for all my coils except the Ego one mega vt clr coils, those I do on a 2.5mm one! Trick to wicking, is not too much cotton, just enough that it slides through the coil without moving it much. Too much and it doesn't wick right and you get dry hits!

 

[Leopards]

I had saved 10 coils. All done.

Good going, not only have you saved some money, but the rebuilt ones usually work and taste better than the "Factory" ones do!

 

[pufZeppelin]

That's just about 1.5 mm, I use a 2 mm rod for all my coils except the Ego one mega vt clr coils, those I do on a 2.5mm one! Trick to wicking, is not too much cotton, just enough that it slides through the coil without moving it much. Too much and it doesn't wick right and you get dry hits!

I have been using 3mm mandral for the CLR head
I like to put A LOT of cotton in as per plenty of juice suppy

but as you said, not to tight, not to loose - just right

 

[Leopards]

I have been using 3mm mandral for the CLR head
I like to put A LOT of cotton in as per plenty of juice suppy

but as you said, not to tight, not to loose - just right

I may try that next time, since it works for you. I never thought the opening was big enough to take the cotton for a 3 mm coil, that top screws down to a pretty small opening for juice!