How'd I do?

[AveryW]

This is my 6th coil build for my mini pt 2, decided to try out some twisted 32g kanthal.

I twisted with a multi-tool and an earing, which worked surprising well.
Here's the close up on the wire itself.


I did seven wraps around a 5/64 screwdriver and clocked her in at 1.5 ohms.


Hows it look?

Oh and here's the final result.


Planning on getting an igo-w on Saturday and getting into some rda's.

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[JaRod]

you tell us, it seems to be working very nice

 

[Sirius]

Pretty nice coil dude. Have you bookmarked the Steam Engine yet? Comes in pretty handy:
Steam Engine | free vaping calculators

 

[AveryW]

you tell us, it seems to be working very nice

I'm loving it! Lol, just wanting to get a view from all of you with more experience, make sure I'm doing it right.

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[AveryW]

Pretty nice coil dude. Have you bookmarked the Steam Engine yet? Comes in pretty handy:
Steam Engine | free vaping calculators

I didn't even know about this. Bookmarked just now!

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[Sirius]

you tell us, it seems to be working very nice

I hear ya JaRod. My coils hit like a freight train!

 

[Sirius]

I didn't even know about this. Bookmarked just now!

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Yeah man I used it alot when I first got into RDAs.

 

[Sirius]

This is my 6th coil build for my mini pt 2, decided to try out some twisted 32g kanthal.

I twisted with a multi-tool and an earing, which worked surprising well.



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Hows it look?


Planning on getting an igo-w on Saturday and getting into some rda's.

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The only thing I would suggest would maybe be a little less cotton. Cotton swells and you don't want to choke the coil.

 

[AveryW]

The only thing I would suggest would maybe be a little less cotton. Less is best imho.

I'll have to give it a go with less. My only worry is the pro tank flooding, since these thing are dang sensitive.

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[Sirius]

I'll have to give it a go with less. My only worry is the pro tank flooding, since these thing are dang sensitive.

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I hear ya well you got a real good start. Much better than me when I first started building. lol

 

[Rickajho]

Nice, clean looking build man! Most important - you got some thingy there to check the resistance of the build.

One of the better things about learning on Kanger BCC's: If you can learn how to build a functioning coil in a space that small with no shorts, you're gonna be good to build on anything.

 

[Sirius]

Nice, clean looking build man! Most important - you got some thingy there to check the resistance of the build.

One of the better things about learning on Kanger BCC's: If you can learn how to build a functioning coil in a space that small with no shorts, you're gonna be good to build on anything.

You got that right for sure Rickajho!

 

[AveryW]

I hear ya well you got a real good start. Much better than me when I first started building. lol

Thank ya!

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[AveryW]

Nice, clean looking build man! Most important - you got some thingy there to check the resistance of the build.

One of the better things about learning on Kanger BCC's: If you can learn how to build a functioning coil in a space that small with no shorts, you're gonna be good to build on anything.

I plan on getting an actual multimeter soon, but for now I'm using the resistance checker in my MVP 2.

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