Is it worth rebuilding mini vivi nova heads?

[DoogieTony]

I'm not sure. I've only ordered from ebay. wouldn't hurt to call your local hardware store and ask.
Temco's prices are going to be hard to beat tho $5 for 100 ft. Plus free shipping. My last order took 2 days to get to me.

 

[MiamiMom63]

Home Depot and Ace Hardware don't sell it. You pretty much have to order it online. Here's a link and its free shipping, I think. 100 feet will last a very long time. Lol. I read somewhere its used for repairing and making toasters and ceramic kilns. There's several links to buy it but here's the first link I came across. Kanthal A1 Wire 32 Gauge 100 ft 0 25oz Resistance Resistor AWG A 1 | eBay

 

[roonies]

Home Depot and Ace Hardware don't sell it. You pretty much have to order it online. Here's a link and its free shipping, I think. 100 feet will last a very long time. Lol. I read somewhere its used for repairing and making toasters and ceramic kilns. There's several links to buy it but here's the first link I came across. Kanthal A1 Wire 32 Gauge 100 ft 0 25oz Resistance Resistor AWG A 1 | eBay

Yep, I'm going to pull the trigger on this later tonight. I'm still debating between that nice looking braided cotton or the cotton yarn I can get up at JoAnn's fabric store. I suppose I have to boil both kinds. I like the looks of the braided cotton though. Looks like it wouldn't unravel a whole lot....if that even matters. I like to dry burn but it's no biggee to not do it. I am so anxious to start rebuilding. I go through so many coil killing juices it will be great to be able to not worry about ordering replacements. All that money can go to MBV's juice. I have a real addiction to that stuff!! BTW....you guys are awesome!!

 

[MiamiMom63]

Just be sure to get a mod with safety features in it. You can get a meter to test your coils for about $11. Or use a mod that reads ohms. I wouldn't try out a newly built coil on an ego battery without making sure it's good.

 

[MiamiMom63]

Oh, and don't worry about braided cotton unraveling. Some even unravel them and use the strands unraveled for better wicking. Just make sure you don't get a real hard solid braid that won't wick well I've never used the yarns. I've heard Peaches N Cream yarn is good from others. I think Walmart sells it but I'm not sure.