i blowtorch all my wire, and anything else nearby for that matter - will that increase the pliability and ease of wrapping coils?
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i read somewhere that the Cisco spec guy does not use K or N, but buys some special secret alloy from Germany and has it shipped to the factory in China. Rene is clearly French, not German.
is there a Gertrude 41 or Hildebrand 41???
i've been wondering why some people insist HH357/Cisco attys still work better than RBAs...
nothing works better than an RBA, because if you balls it up - it's your fault! And when you get it down - game over.
i have some atomisers i got with the first Reo i bought and they are fine in a pinch, but anyone that tells me they are the pinnacle of vaping is full of it!
to be blunt - i don't care if it's a cisco or a bridgeless anything - they are not the same as anything i can make. I make all my coils dual as above and they last me 2 weeks or until i get bored. Anyone that is serious about their vape will need, sooner or later, to make their own gear - whether that is forced on them by regulation or not.
Some old mountain guy in a stupid pink shirt told me these things! Top man!
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isn't an o-ring easier?
Anyway i don't use micros because cotton is well dismal in terms of lifespan
i read somewhere that the Cisco spec guy does not use K or N, but buys some special secret alloy from Germany and has it shipped to the factory in China. Rene is clearly French, not German.
is there a Gertrude 41 or Hildebrand 41???
i've been wondering why some people insist HH357/Cisco attys still work better than RBAs...
^ tee-hee . . . . funny . . .. all spread out like that . . . . . hah!
Because they pay more? Not a fan....grrrr....
Nice pics darkzero! What atty is that?
Which one were you referring to? They are all different.