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So can I do these micro coils on my AGI in dripper mode? Its the only RDA I have. I just recently got a iHybrid Pure & I am ABSOLUTELY LOVING IT!!!! The Pure, when setup up properly, puts out a lot more vapor & flavor than I'm used to or was expecting. Other than the AGI I had never tried a genesis atty before & the AGI doesn't hold a candle to the Pure. Since the flavor is more intense I need to be more precise with my DIY mixing, before with my VAMO & MVP + Kanger MT3S or Boge carto in an IBTank I would just mix up my DIY juice at the recommended 20-25% or so & be good, didn't even make a taste sample first, however Ive had to lower the amount of flavorings, sweetener & nic with the Pure because it works that much better, this is a good thing but like I said now I need to be more precise with my DIY mixing & I think making small test/taste samples first is a good idea. So like I said the AGI is the only RDA I have & I was using XC-116 ceramic wick & 30ga kanthal but I just wasn't getting good vapor & flavor, I'm sure that's due to my setup/coil. So what type of setup would you guys recommend for my AGI in dripper mode? Micro coils or something else? I'm still very much a newbie vaper here & can use all the help I can get. Thanks.
Here's what I would recommend - a micro coil. This vid should help you and within about 5 minutes be up and vaping
http://youtu.be/TdU74mrLXVA
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Doesn't have to be in drip mode either.
This is how i just set up my juggernaut. It's been lonely since I got my reo(s).
This is how i just set up my juggernaut. It's been lonely since I got my reo(s).
Now, don't somebody go asking two posts later, "can you do a triple coil with micros?"
lol. Did it on a 3-post. Would be a task on 2... Unless one were to add a coil on the back side of the posts, and maybe a second air hole on the back of the cap. And yes. I know you were being sarcastic.
Glad you asked, #1BF, The only actual benefits are for someone who has serious deficiencies in their ability to taste and basically needs to be tooting on 3 atties simultaneously to get it on. When I leave the house, its with a classic single micro coil. (a hard hitting one, mind you, but nothin' fancy)*
Is there a major difference from a single to dual micros?
Edit:just read your post. What's your favorite all say coil setup?
Edit:just read your post. What's your favorite all say coil setup?
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With dual coils, you can get more vapor production; but if you don't have the extra air supply to go with it . . . . it can get hot and syrupy (flavor-wise) pretty quick. I actually really do enjoy a stacked dual micro of 29g Kanthal (7 wraps ea.). But even that is borderline too-much cookin' with a 1.4mm air hole.
edit: I should add that my enjoyment of that is from the perspective of one who has a 0.5-0.6Ω micro in their REO for their ADV
edit: I should add that my enjoyment of that is from the perspective of one who has a 0.5-0.6Ω micro in their REO for their ADV
Out of pure curiosity, do each of those coils need to be exactly the same amount of wire? Won't electricity take the shortest route, bipassing the longer coil if there is one?
Yes, although I think the micro coils are more forgiving for exact same length-ness. I wrap them in such a way that they are bound to end up the same.
The one I built earlier has the lower coil heating a bit faster than the top, but the way the air is hitting them, it seems to work well.
I'm pretty sure a single is doing the job for me but I love learning about this stuff.
I miss Mr. Wizard.
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