Hi all I haven't been around for awhile on ECF I'm sorry 
Anywho after running out of my BVC's for my naut mini and feeling too cheep to buy some more. I decided to break out my Protank 2 mini and get out my 28 gauge wire and cotton, and my tiny screw driver. Wrapping I think 11 wraps and then heating the coild up will a lighter till red, squeezing to press together, put the coil back together and alittle bit of cotton ball. I was able to successfully make a 1.5ohm coil.
Now I don't know why I didn't take the time to sit down and really fiddle around with rebuilding. Even on an outdated tank. I love the fact that I can quickly change out the cotton and a quick dry burn and the coil is back to looking like the day I made it ( 3 days ago) Yes, I am changing my cotton everyday. maybe a bit excessive but I may be a bit ocd when it comes to a clean coil...lol
I've been vaping now for almost a year, (vapeaversary is in April) I feel as though I wasted a bit of money on buying replacement coils, and different tanks.
I have tried 32 gauge wire builds but I really like using the 28gauge.
So I want to say to all the new vapers who want to try to rebuild a coil. It really isn't as hard as it may seem. Just take your time and you will get it.
Anywho after running out of my BVC's for my naut mini and feeling too cheep to buy some more. I decided to break out my Protank 2 mini and get out my 28 gauge wire and cotton, and my tiny screw driver. Wrapping I think 11 wraps and then heating the coild up will a lighter till red, squeezing to press together, put the coil back together and alittle bit of cotton ball. I was able to successfully make a 1.5ohm coil.
Now I don't know why I didn't take the time to sit down and really fiddle around with rebuilding. Even on an outdated tank. I love the fact that I can quickly change out the cotton and a quick dry burn and the coil is back to looking like the day I made it ( 3 days ago) Yes, I am changing my cotton everyday. maybe a bit excessive but I may be a bit ocd when it comes to a clean coil...lol
I've been vaping now for almost a year, (vapeaversary is in April) I feel as though I wasted a bit of money on buying replacement coils, and different tanks.
I have tried 32 gauge wire builds but I really like using the 28gauge.
So I want to say to all the new vapers who want to try to rebuild a coil. It really isn't as hard as it may seem. Just take your time and you will get it.
