Igo w4

[ashron64]

Hey everyone,
I just ordered my first rebuild-able dripping attomizer along with my first mech mod. I ordered the igo w4 and the nemesis clone by hcigar. I picked up some sony vtc5 batteries to run in the mech. I'm excited for everything to get here later this week. Just looking for some tips and tricks from you so when I get it I'll be ready to go. What kind of build do you use on the igo w's? I'm planning on starting out with dual coils, probably around .8 ohms. I have a kayfun already and I've been doing single coils for a bit and I think i'm ready to step up to dual. Any helpful suggestions are appreciated!

 

[Bad Ninja]

The igo w 4 is a little great dripper.
Easy to build, single or dual coils work great.
Id drill the air holes (dual holes, dual coils).
I prefer twisted wire in drippers, but that's personal preference.

 

[blueGrassTubb]

Drill out the top cap, or, even better, get a Halo top cap by Cap It All Vapes and throw the W4 top cap away.

 

[jarreddizzle]

Personally, if you want to go around 0.8 ohms then I would suggest either cotton or silica/ekowool using a 3/32 or 5/64 drill bit, but thats just me. Good luck!

 

[ashron64]

I was thinking I would probably drill out the air holes. I think they are 1 mil. I like a fairly airy draw myself. I've been using organic cotton on my kayfun and figured I would continue with that. How does a twisted coil differ from a regular coil of a lower gauge?

 

[Bad Ninja]

Totally my opinion:
Juice gets trapped in the twists and I seem to get better flavor with twisted.
Even better after the coils are seasoned.


Then again that could be all in my head.
Lol

 

[ashron64]

So if I'm using 28 gauge kanthal twisted, I guess I'd just have to go a few more wraps than with normal 28 gauge to get the same ohms. Roughly what is 28 gauge twisted compared to normal? Something like 24 gauge?

 

[K_Tech]

So if I'm using 28 gauge kanthal twisted, I guess I'd just have to go a few more wraps than with normal 28 gauge to get the same ohms. Roughly what is 28 gauge twisted compared to normal? Something like 24 gauge?

A little higher, depending on how tight your wraps are. Using two strands of wire halves the resistance, but by twisting the pairs together you're adding some extra length which raises the resistance slightly.