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After a couple of weeks of tinkering with the two Nanos I give up.
Just not working for me with the new air flow side channels. I ordered two more minis last night as I can't find a fault with them.
Another issue I found with the Nanos is it has been very difficult to get the machine residue out of that thin walled chamber on the Nano's new airflow. No toothbrush or anything is going to fit into the tiny space. Several traditional soakings haven't fully removed the foul taste. I will box them up and chalk it up to a learning experience.
Glad they are working well for some of you here.
Just not working for me with the new air flow side channels. I ordered two more minis last night as I can't find a fault with them.
Another issue I found with the Nanos is it has been very difficult to get the machine residue out of that thin walled chamber on the Nano's new airflow. No toothbrush or anything is going to fit into the tiny space. Several traditional soakings haven't fully removed the foul taste. I will box them up and chalk it up to a learning experience.
Glad they are working well for some of you here.
Dude is not joking. 2mm with my Coil Master. Big ... Cloud and strawberry is awesome. Coil in the middle.
Wow! What wire & how many wraps? Ohmed out to? Thanks!Dude is not joking. 2mm with my Coil Master. Big ... Cloud and strawberry is awesome. Coil in the middle.
SS316L Clapton 26/30. Think it was 5 wraps.
Think I'm nic sick. 3MG nicotine and just blew threw half a tank basically lol.
Ok, I just put smaller coils on mine. Around 2+mm in size and so far they are tasting even better!!! I can't believe it. Have to give them more time to be sure but WoW!!!
Still tasting great with the 2mm. Went through over a tank now
It all started with the Kayfuns... I always used 2mm coils in all other tanks until I got into Kayfuns. I had to go bigger with them. Since then I've been using 3mm and larger for years thinking bigger was better.
This is very interesting...
This is very interesting...
Does anyone know what kind of wire the Clapton is that it comes with it
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You have to remember when using smaller coils on the engine you really need to fluff the ends of the wicks. If the wicking is to small to fill the hole there is a possibility of flooding.
Im using 2.5mm I.D single kanthal now it seems to be the middle ground of having enough wick to fill the juice holes and still having a smaller coil
Im almost getting flavor overload
Im vapeing a strawberry,coconut,pineapple juice and the flavor is strong and clouds a great
Im almost getting flavor overload
Im vapeing a strawberry,coconut,pineapple juice and the flavor is strong and clouds a great
Got mine in. Having some learning curve issues. Been a dual coil temp control 316l vapor for some time. Going single coil has thrown me for a loop. My typical temp sweet spot was 420 deg. With a simple 8 wrap I think it was 3 mm .53 ohm I can't go above 13 watts without bouncing off the temp control and my evic mini throttling it back to like 8 watts. Pretty weak vape at the moment. Tried a 2mm coil and it was even worse.
Any 316l temp control non Clapton coil people out there that can tell me about their build.
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Any 316l temp control non Clapton coil people out there that can tell me about their build.
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Golly, I don't know but you've got me concerned. I own eight eVic VTC Minis, and you've described the coil I might very well be wrapping. Currently I've got a Merlin with a 26AWG SS316L round wire 3mm 8-wrap running on one of them, 0.58ohms at 28W. TC is set to 450F, and I'm not bumping the protection unless I drag about 6+ seconds (which I normally don't). When my Nanos get here (ETA Thursday) I'll try to replicate your experience.
Thise are the best things I have ever bought for rebuilding. Went for the whole set as well, the smaller for my vape gear and the bigger ones for my tool box. They do sell the small 1.27mm in a 2 pack but there are tanks you need the 1.5mm and the whole set is not crazy expensive.I went the Bondhus screwdriver route. My hands thank me every time I use them instead of the L-shaped allen wrenches
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