Need help from former MFS (MyFreedomSmokes) customers
Has any found a supplier or company that has tobacco e-juice like or very similar to MFS Turbosmog, Tall Paul, or Red Luck?
Not sure if that was sarcastic, making fun of me, or just throwing it in there, but I pressed like because you made me laugh
So one thing this thread really taught me is ID does matter. It make as much difference as coil resistance.
I was thinking it might be cool, and super helpful to mirco newbs, to chart at what point does a coil underwick (come one, we have all taken those dry hits and gone "Nope, never again, this build is just too low for this ID"). Maybe it's too subjective but I do notice a definite point where the coil is flood city or Ima looking at it going "dude I better 2 second hit that thing".
Maybe a nod and a wink to that old but infamous "Don't pop your coil chart", but with Resistance on one side and Coil ID on the other.
Here's and example; I have a couple go to builds and right now and this quad is probably my favorite. So much so that I have been making it work in an Origen. I've posted the build before and I regret tearing it out every time; but they don't last forever, maybe three or four weeks at 10ml a day.
I been varying the ID, tried everything from 1.4mm on up.
Pics:
0.25 ohms, total resistance.
8 wrap, 27 awg K
Coils tidied up
Firing (No hot legs, sweet)
Not firing
It's not a micro coil though, it's a mini. 1.7mm ID.
Micros are just too hot for this build, they just vape too hard. Does 0.1mm and some change (0.1125mm) make a difference, absolutely. It's not about how many watts you push, it about balancing heat, coil saturation, airflow and the amount of wire under the hood.
I know what some of you are thinking, "just drop wire size or add wraps"; nope, ramp up time on this baby has been the best out of all, close to one second, and man I can take those 5 - 6 second pulls no problem. Thing is pumpen out serious density and flavor.
that's a cool build, I haven't tried anything over 1/16" in a long time
this is a simple 2x 10 wrap, .055"id 26 gauge for ~.4 ohms to christen my new dibi
Pin vice/vise best invention for microcoilers. Just throw the wire in the chuck, put in your drill bit, jig or even the head of your precision screwdriver (Which is now useless) and coil away. Here is 32 gauge which is a pain to work with without annealing. Perfect wraps.
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So you enjoyed the vape between 4.3 watts and 8 watts. Which is what I am trying to get in order to come up with the lowest wattage enjoyable vape
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Pin vice/vise best invention for microcoilers.
I always carry that combined with this in my vape pouch. I simply insert small piece of wire in the chuck and start coiling away. Can't beat this combo for less than $10
, I'm addicted to surface area to the point that it's a madness trying to wrap the smallest coils I can. My smallest wrap is 28ga on 32ga (I pulled the 32ga tight with wood clamps), a challenge but worth it because it lit up like a light bulb and made my mr. miyagi juice taste like Scarlett Johansen spit a plum-guava smoothie in my mouth (in other words improved it), even managed to wick it (with a sewing needle), but like you said 10 wraps on a 1/16 drill bit is heaven, I'm looking for a 34ga diabetes needle now to PUSH THE LIMITS BRO! (not even sarcasm)
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