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I'm not familiar with a Lemo RTA, but FastTech sells many different pre-wound coils, in a variety of wire types, many different ohms of resistance, and inside diameters. They're also very inexpensive, too, at about $3.46-$5.00/pack of 100. You just need to decide whether you want Kanthal, SS, etc.; the ohms you want; and choose a diameter that will definitely fit in the coil space in your Lemo. I buy my pre-wound coils from there, for my KFL+ shorty tanks and my Berserker RTAs.
There are some US vendors who also sell them, though the cost is considerly higher, and I've never seen one that has the variety that FastTech does.
There are some US vendors who also sell them, though the cost is considerly higher, and I've never seen one that has the variety that FastTech does.
I think I purchased a Lemo Something on clearance that is an RTA . I haven't built mine yet but I don't see why you couldn't use premade coils in it like any other RTA. There isn't much difference really, other than perhaps, you are cutting out one step (physically making your coils, etc.) I do that fairly frequently all the time, although I also do make some of my own coils.
Best of luck,
Anna
Best of luck,
Anna
well. I just tried to build my own coil, and it didn't go well.
I have an ar style clone mechanical mod and I'm looking for an atomizer that that I can purchase that I can buy pre made coils for.
Any suggestions?
This is the mod I am using
AR Mechanical MOD
Darren
I have an ar style clone mechanical mod and I'm looking for an atomizer that that I can purchase that I can buy pre made coils for.
Any suggestions?
This is the mod I am using
AR Mechanical MOD
Darren
I searched the fasttech website, but no joy. No pre made coils for the Lemo RTA 1
The legs are opposite on that right, like Kanger RBA coils?
The Kanger ones might work for you
Kanger Organic Cotton & RBA Coil
Fasttech also has them
Other wise you can unwind one leg on the other type coils
The Kanger ones might work for you
Kanger Organic Cotton & RBA Coil
Fasttech also has them
Other wise you can unwind one leg on the other type coils
They can be wrapped either direction.
Instead of bending the legs to go through the deck holes, wrap the leads around the screw head (clockwise).
26g is about the thickest that will work under the screw heads.
EDIT: Just pulled out the Lemo1. I wouldn't use that tank on a mech. The 510 pin doesn't protrude near enough for it to be safe on a mech.
I can't give a recommendation as I don't use tanks on a mech.
Instead of bending the legs to go through the deck holes, wrap the leads around the screw head (clockwise).
26g is about the thickest that will work under the screw heads.
EDIT: Just pulled out the Lemo1. I wouldn't use that tank on a mech. The 510 pin doesn't protrude near enough for it to be safe on a mech.
I can't give a recommendation as I don't use tanks on a mech.
I will try the kanger coils.
Would you recommend another device to use the Lemo1 on?
Would you recommend another device to use the Lemo1 on?
being new to this... Sorry for so many questions..
Would you have an atomizer that uses premade coils that I could use for the mech mod?
Would you have an atomizer that uses premade coils that I could use for the mech mod?
You need an RBA for a mech mod, not an RTA is my understanding (caveat I am barely awake) but I think that's the case. You can use your lemo on any regulated mod though, yes, and if you want to use an RBA that you can also use premade coils in (many/most of them) well yes you can probably find something to your taste for that. Since I don't really know your tastes, or have used THAT many RBAs I'm not gonna try to give recommendations or anything..
Anna
Anna
Thank you all for your comments. I'm now on the hunt for a reg mod with pre made coils!
Darren
Darren
The Lemo one is a Mouth to Lung tank for the most part. I have one around somewhere. I haven't dug it out to check but from what I remember it is bottom fill with a small hole on the base to fill. If you are getting a new regulated mod, I would go with an easier to build and use RTA for it.
What you get would depend on what you want and how much you are willing to spend. If you are MTL vaper as the Lemo might suggest. Get a single coil MTL RTA that is fairly easy to build on or simply get a MTL tank with factory drop in coils.
Any regulated MOD is going to work for the Lemo as the coils used in the Lemo are going to be pretty low Watt use.
I'm going to throw in a curve here.
I have four 3.7V 2000mAh Lithium Ion Rechargable Batteries, and I would like to find a mod that can accomodate these batteries. I would also like to find an atomizer that I can purchase replacement coils for that will work with the mod I purchase.
I'm very new to the MOD boxes (i've been using vpro batteries for years) and I would like to make sure I can find one that works for me, using the above criteria.
Would you have any thoughts on what I could purchase?
Sorry for the long (and I'm sure aggravating) posts.
Darren
I have four 3.7V 2000mAh Lithium Ion Rechargable Batteries, and I would like to find a mod that can accomodate these batteries. I would also like to find an atomizer that I can purchase replacement coils for that will work with the mod I purchase.
I'm very new to the MOD boxes (i've been using vpro batteries for years) and I would like to make sure I can find one that works for me, using the above criteria.
Would you have any thoughts on what I could purchase?
Sorry for the long (and I'm sure aggravating) posts.
Darren
What batteries. Just any old battery won't do for vaping. You need a decent high amp name brand battery from a reliable source. Like Sony VTC6, Samsung 25r, LG HG2, Sony VTC4, Sony VTC5A, LG HE4, or similar.
You need to be safe as possible with batteries
You need to be safe as possible with batteries
The manufacturer is Westinghouse. This is the battery
https://www.amazon.com/Westinghouse-2000mAh-Lithium-Rechargable-Batteries/dp/B01FFQZ1MA
https://www.amazon.com/Westinghouse-2000mAh-Lithium-Rechargable-Batteries/dp/B01FFQZ1MA
Don't buy batteries from Amazon or ebay like ever and well, I'm going to list some battery safety blogs that will tell you how the batteries are rated and like, um, how much wattage can safely be supplied by each battery and battery stuff generally. Approved manufaturers and vendors can be found in the last cell of Mooch's table on battery ratings I would link the chart but I have never successfully done so, but you can start with a little light reading and no, it doesn't all need to be done at once, etc..
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/blogs/mooch.256958/
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/blog-entry/baditudes-blogs.7609/
Anna
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/blogs/mooch.256958/
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/blog-entry/baditudes-blogs.7609/
Anna
Those won't work in vape mods. They are low AMP batteries for Flash light or other LED devices. Don't even try.
Get some from one of these two places.
Liion Wholesale Batteries | Li-ion battery/cell distributor
Earth's #1 source for IMR 18650 Batteries, Chargers, Cases & Wraps | IMRbatteries.com
Flat top battery high AMP. You should be able to find the ones listed above there for around $5 to $6 each.
Let me clarify on those westinghouse batteries further since at some point you mentioned a Mech mod. If you try using those in a Mech mod they will most likely heat up rapidly and vent, maybe even blow up.
If you try using them in a regulated mod, the mod is not going to fire most likely and will complain about the batteries
If you try using them in a regulated mod, the mod is not going to fire most likely and will complain about the batteries
I've been using Lemos for 3 years. I wind my own coils for them
If you're looking for pre-wound coils on FT they won't be sold as Lemo coils. Just coils. Reason being that a coil is just a coil and it can be used in a lot of different tanks. The info you need to find a suitable coil is the type of wire (I use SS), wire gauge (I use 28), size(I use 3mm), ohms (I use 1.2). There might also be a choice of how the legs lie. Some have the legs pointing in the same direction, some have them pointing away from each other. For the Lemo you want the second type.
It's not the easiest tank to put coils on, at least when you first start with it.
Once you get it figured out it's a decent tank and quite flexible in terms of how you use it. Has some problems. The airflow adjustment is a pain to adjust, and it's so loose that it tends not to stay where you put it. The 510 pin is supposedly adjustable but it's also loose and won't stay where you put it. There are ways around both of those problems though.
I may be wrong but I was getting the feeling later in this thread that you might be asking after drop-in coil heads rather than pre-wrapped coils. My apologies if I misread that. The terminology can be confusing and you did say you were new at this stuff.
If you're looking for pre-wound coils on FT they won't be sold as Lemo coils. Just coils. Reason being that a coil is just a coil and it can be used in a lot of different tanks. The info you need to find a suitable coil is the type of wire (I use SS), wire gauge (I use 28), size(I use 3mm), ohms (I use 1.2). There might also be a choice of how the legs lie. Some have the legs pointing in the same direction, some have them pointing away from each other. For the Lemo you want the second type.
It's not the easiest tank to put coils on, at least when you first start with it.
Once you get it figured out it's a decent tank and quite flexible in terms of how you use it. Has some problems. The airflow adjustment is a pain to adjust, and it's so loose that it tends not to stay where you put it. The 510 pin is supposedly adjustable but it's also loose and won't stay where you put it. There are ways around both of those problems though.
I may be wrong but I was getting the feeling later in this thread that you might be asking after drop-in coil heads rather than pre-wrapped coils. My apologies if I misread that. The terminology can be confusing and you did say you were new at this stuff.
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