I had noticed that MVS was stocking the EVOD 2 heads and thought, "Wait, what? First the iClear16s/b and now Kanger EVOD 2!?"
Any idea if it would be possible to use resistance to non-resistance crimps to tie the two coil heads together?
I'm considering just rebuilding my PT/EVOD heads using 30ga dead soft silver and Readywick, but those rubber insulators at the bottom are starting to disintegrate and fall apart from constant removal and replacement.
Alternatives??
I bought an Aspire ETS-BDC in stainless and it's working great on clear liquids. It absolutely HATES my NET's though and I already gunked up a coil in two days of vaping- not completely, mind you- just enough that I'm concerned to fill another tank up on that coil even though I've dry burned iClear16 heads successfully- going to try it on the Aspire, but only after I'm certain I can rinse them thoroughly enough to get the taste of the dry burn out.
At least with the EVOD's exposed coil and wick I can actually see what's going on, which is where I deduced that the easiest rebuild would be with silver and readywick (and use a blowtorch and/or boiling to clean the wick after the coil eventually fails).
Of course, I've never rebuilt a dual-coil. I have, however, received kanger head 'knock offs' that used a resistance to non-resistance solder point.
Thanks for the assistance.