Micro coil in a kanger
- Thread starter Mezrein
- Start date
- th_trl_thread_readers 0
- Status
I rebuild micro-coils all the time for my Protank 2. I use Peaches and Cream ( white ) Yarn. I do boil it. Using the yarn is much easier for me do to just having thread thru the coil....it takes out the guess work of how much cotton to use. Also I use Kanthal A-1 wire.
Here's a thread on how many wraps and wire gauge for coils -
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/446263-micro-coils-ohms-description.html
Good Luck to You.
Here's a thread on how many wraps and wire gauge for coils -
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/446263-micro-coils-ohms-description.html
Good Luck to You.
No resistance wire is needed...unless you are perhaps attempting a double coil set up...I'm not concerned with wraps or anything like that, my go to devices are a kfl and russian 91. Was more just wondering if I need no resistance joins or not.
Sent while on the move with Tapatalk
Ten wraps of 30 AWG around a 1.3 mm safety pin is my Kanger sweet spot. No need for no-res wire with these microcoils, but be gentle when dry burning.
Mezrein,
MicroCoils are so sweet. Dig deep and there is almost too much information on building microcoils. Here are two threads I recommend:
protank cotton rebuild way i do
protank microcoil discussion
MicroCoils are so sweet. Dig deep and there is almost too much information on building microcoils. Here are two threads I recommend:
protank cotton rebuild way i do
protank microcoil discussion
+1 on these threads. All the information you need, and then some. A properly built and wicked micro coil in a PT is a game changer; it makes the PT perform as well as it possibly can within the limitations of it's design.
- Status
Similar threads
