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<blockquote data-quote="vapdivrr" data-source="post: 20187135" data-attributes="member: 96599"><p>Mesh will short , so you must oxidize it. Usually you cut a piece and torch it some, then roll a wick and thread it into your coil. You then need to slowly pulse the coil, which oxidizes it more. Or you can just cut a section of mesh, roll a wick, insert into coil, then just pulse it until it oxidizes. Once the area under coil is oxidized, the rest of the mesh won't short on anything it touched...you will need the right amount of mesh in coil, if too lose, you will get hot spots. It does take patients and a bit of tinkering, but once it's right, flavor is exceptional </p><p></p><p>Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vapdivrr, post: 20187135, member: 96599"] Mesh will short , so you must oxidize it. Usually you cut a piece and torch it some, then roll a wick and thread it into your coil. You then need to slowly pulse the coil, which oxidizes it more. Or you can just cut a section of mesh, roll a wick, insert into coil, then just pulse it until it oxidizes. Once the area under coil is oxidized, the rest of the mesh won't short on anything it touched...you will need the right amount of mesh in coil, if too lose, you will get hot spots. It does take patients and a bit of tinkering, but once it's right, flavor is exceptional Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]
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