Ferris Wheel Coil Box - w 70 Coils | UD | Youde Tech

[Tommy-Chi]

I knew this area was going to explode with invention and here it is just Jan 18, 2016, and UD is going to take the bull by the horns and become a massive supplier of premade coils. VIDEO REVIEW

Ferris Wheel Prebuilt Coils box, consists of:

1) 24AGW (0.5mm),0.5Ω * 10pcs

2) 26AGW (0.4mm),1.2Ω * 10pcs

3) 26AGW (0.4mm),1.0Ω * 10pcs

4) 30AGW*4 quad-twisted,0.5Ω * 10pcs

5) 28AGW*2 double twisted,0.5Ω *10pcs

6) 26AGW*2 double twisted,0.5Ω *10pcs

7) 26 AGW+32 AGW clapton coil ,0.6Ω *10pcs

 

[Hans Wermhat]

I can see ordering prefab clapton wire on a spool, but not pre-wrapped coils. Twisted coils are super easy to make. Just seems like a way to sell $1 worth of wire for $10+ to me, but I guess it's useful for folks who can't/don't like to wrap their own coils.

 

[Tommy-Chi]

I can see ordering prefab clapton wire on a spool, but not pre-wrapped coils. Twisted coils are super easy to make. Just seems like a way to sell $1 worth of wire for $10+ to me, but I guess it's useful for folks who can't/don't like to wrap their own coils.

I like the box. I guess there are other solutions waiting for me in the hardware section of any store, but it's compact for travel.

 

[stylemessiah]

The vaping equivalent of a cheese wheel!

 

[roxynoodle]

I bet they sell a ton of these for people who want convenience. I'm too choosy about my builds though between diameter and number of wraps. I also think these would work best in RDAs. RTAs differ too much from each other.

I like the box, too though. Be nice for storing all my extra post screws or drip tips.

 

[VHRB2014]

Ya, diameter and wraps is as important as the RDA they are going into.
Buttt,,,,,,,,,,, I`m sure it will help some vapers figure out what they like, leaving them with a whole bunch of what they,,,,,,,,,, don`t like, LOL. Maybe? :?)

 

[ScottP]

No pricing listed, many coils I would never use, can't be used with TC devices, I think I will pass. I agree with Hans, I can see buying some Clapton wire but premade coils, not I said the Scott.

 

[bussdriver]

Or how about a new device that will take all 7 coils. The user could rotate to the coil he wishes to vape. Shouldn't have to be more than 60 or 70 mm in dia.

 

[Hans Wermhat]

I like the box.

This might be a cheaper way to get it.
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[leftyandsparky]

The wheel reminds me of the jewels for nail art! Thats what the gems come in!

 

[BreSha6869]

I dunno, if one is actually spending the time installing a coil and wicking it, making the actual coil isn't really much more work.

If they were something like $0.10 each maybe, but $0.50-1.00+ each? Even a newbie dumb dumb like me can use a coil jig or wrap wire around a screw or drill bit.

 

[BreSha6869]

I like the box.... it's compact for travel.

That is true.

 

[Tommy-Chi]

I have no idea what the prices are going to be.

 

[Bunnykiller]

and when the top pops off and they all fall to the floor..... imagine all the fun in sorting them out again

 

[thomas l]

for $20 i think i'ii keep twisting my own .
Youde Ferris Wheel Coil Box - Origin Vape

 

[edyle]

definitely something a new vaper would be interested in to get started out with rebuilding.

 

[BreSha6869]

for $20 i think i'ii keep twisting my own .
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Yup. But for under $10 I would likely buy one to throw in my backpack. Not sure about all of the different sizes though.... Seems to be overkill.

 

[Tommy-Chi]

These were in stock at Origin Vape and I bought one Ferris Wheel. The pack of coils is pretty small and covers the palm of my hand.

I threw two A1, 26g +32g clapton coils measuring approx 0.6ohm each, together measuring in at 0.36ohms on my Sigelei 150W mod. I replaced dual single strand coils (guessing 26g b/c shop built them, and sold me similar A1) that were only comfortable at 70W on my Mako Shorty RDA. I'm vaping at 90W and it's not even warm.

Clouds. Flavor hasn't changed. Lots of clouds, once in a while a pop...nothing else noticeable.

 

[Tommy-Chi]

and when the top pops off and they all fall to the floor..... imagine all the fun in sorting them out again

The top is on very tight. You would have to be wantonly destructive to get the lid off. That said, once you have the sliding door open, you could knock the coils chosen out, if you were clumsy so work over a desk.

 

[Tommy-Chi]

I bet they sell a ton of these for people who want convenience. I'm too choosy about my builds though between diameter and number of wraps. I also think these would work best in RDAs. RTAs differ too much from each other.

I like the box, too though. Be nice for storing all my extra post screws or drip tips.

When the coils are used up, it will make a decent storage device. Right now all my Aspire coils and screws are in either Aspire plastic boxes or tiny ziplock bags.