So cliffy i also got those insulators in from kidneypunchers. I wrapped 6/7 coil on 2mm ekowool and my SVD kept saying 4.5 ohm O.O? I tried using it and the draw was sooooooo tight that i felt like i was sucking through a straw with a piece of jello clogged in it lol. I removed the aga insulator put back a washed rubber grommet and the end cut off.
The ohms came out to 2.5, i'm happy and no burnt rubber taste yet =) Idk those aga insulators seem a little too big to be able to be a viable solution xD. If i'm doing it wrong just say so.
Nvm i cut the edges of the aga insulator and the airflow is fine now =)
Sorry, I keep forgetting that this is ProTank specific thread. I use the rebuilding terms interchangably since I use both EVODs and ProTanks.
Yes, the aga insulator is difficult to fit and does stick out a bit (width-wise) from the base after completion. I am not surprised that this restricts airflow in the ProTank base, unless trimmed, since it basically has to squeeze into the space of a 510 connection where there's a lot of room in an EVOD configuration.
In fact, I should have mentioned that I am only using the aga insulator for my 4-coil, 1.7-Ohm rebuilt LR heads in my EVOD where I am unable to alleviate the problem of the hot leads burning the grommet. I still have yet to experiement with a micro coil setup or NR-R-NR setup for this purpose.
Still, my latest 7-coil, 2.3-Ohm rebuilt heads (with stock rubber grommet) are working fine with no burning whatsoever so I am completely happy with this config for now.
However, my next experiment is going to be a 7-coil ~1.7-Ohm coil head in 31awg instead of 32awg. I'm trying this based on resistance/inch specs for Kanthal A-1 and we'll see how that goes ... if all works correctly, this will be my rebuild of choice as it should work awesome for my entire range of batts.