Odd critters...so the whole deck/coil/wick is replaceable ?
New one on me !!
New one on me !!
PreMade Coils For Rebuildable Tanks
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I see now. It's just a rebuildable deck.... Once your coil is burnt you can just drop in a prebuilt coil. See those allen wrench screws.
I have the eagle top flow with hbc. Nice part is yes you can drop in the whole deck with exotic coils builds premade. But you can also wind your own coils re,ove theirs and install yours quite a few times before the screws strip. that makes for good longevity and the option to just drop in a prebuilt if you dont have time to build yourself. I will say their wicking is terrible but the coils are very nicely done.
If I understand what you're looking for, I'm pretty sure the GeekVape Eagle is unique. They have a series of drop-in decks that already have different builds already installed on them. But if I properly understand what they're doing then there's nothing stopping you from building any of the coils shown all by yourself.
You can buy premade Clapton, tiger or alien wire or you can make your own exotic wires. They're offering a convenience.
This is different from the RBA decks offered by Kanger and others for their subohm tanks in that those tanks are designed to take either stock drop-ins or their RBA. The Eagle is RBA only and doesn't take drop-ins.
You can buy premade Clapton, tiger or alien wire or you can make your own exotic wires. They're offering a convenience.
This is different from the RBA decks offered by Kanger and others for their subohm tanks in that those tanks are designed to take either stock drop-ins or their RBA. The Eagle is RBA only and doesn't take drop-ins.
Are you looking for replaceable decks?
Do you want to try various coil structures without having to attach to the deck yourself?
There seems to be some confusion about what features of the geekvape model that appeal to you.
Have you tried the linked model?
More info might help.
Do you want to try various coil structures without having to attach to the deck yourself?
There seems to be some confusion about what features of the geekvape model that appeal to you.
Have you tried the linked model?
More info might help.
Thanks. Do you know of any other tanks that have this feature, I know the tornado nano does too...
Interesting. So the drop-in decks really are rebuildable?
You mentioned screws stripping. Do they strip easily?
i can rebuild them about an average of 3-5 times before they tend to stay kinda loose. also depends on the build if its small gauged micros etc nothing thick and fancy then probably longer. I pick up 2 packs which is how they are sold anywhere from 4 usd to 8 usd.
Here are the specs for them.
HBC-S01 Staple Staggered Fused Clapton
HBC-S01 Staple Staggered Fused Clapton
- Single Coil Configuration
- Material: Kanthal A1
- Resistance: 0.1ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Single Coil Configuration
- Material: Kanthal A1 / Ni80
- Resistance: 0.4ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Single Coil Configuration
- Material: SS316L
- Resistance: 0.2ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Single Coil Configuration
- Material: SS316L
- Resistance: 0.25ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Single Coil Configuration
- Material: SS316L
- Resistance: 0.15ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Single Coil Configuration
- Material: SS316L
- Resistance: 0.15ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Single Coil Configuration
- Material: SS316L
- Resistance: 0.25ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Single Coil Configuration
- Material: Kanthal A1
- Resistance: 0.4ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Single Coil Configuration
- Material: Kanthal A1
- Resistance: 0.3ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Single Coil Configuration
- Material: Kanthal A1
- Resistance: 0.3ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Single Coil Configuration
- Material: Kanthal A1
- Resistance: 0.4ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Single Coil Configuration
- Material: SS316L
- Resistance: 0.25ohm - rated for 20-50W
- Single Coil Configuration
- Material: Kanthal A1
- Resistance: 0.3ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Dual Coil Configuration
- Material: Kanthal A1
- Resistance: 0.5ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Dual Coil Configuration
- Material: SS316L
- Resistance: 0.25ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Dual Coil Configuration
- Material: Kanthal A1
- Resistance: 0.2ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Dual Coil Configuration
- Material: Kanthal A1
- Resistance: 0.2ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Dual Coil Configuration
- Material: Kanthal A1
- Resistance: 0.2ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Dual Coil Configuration
- Material: Kanthal A1
- Resistance: 0.15ohm - rated for 40-70W
- Dual Coil Configuration
- Material: Kanthal A1
- Resistance: 0.2ohm - rated for 40-70W
If they are better quality than factory coils, and hotspot checked? Coils last for mths. I'd switch in a heartbeat if they were MTL. $6 is cheap for a mth or so.
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What these are is basically a pre-built, rebuildable, disposable, reusable, RBA hand-built factory coil head. I think the Kanger Drip Box had something similar, but you won't find a lot like it because it's trying to be a lot of things all at once, and I'm not sure if it can do any of them particularly well.
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I'd pay double if they worked well. Heck, my local vape shop charges $5 for a single nautilus coil.
The coils are hand built and they are very nicely built coils. all of the factory wicking leaks like crazy and they used too much cotton so you get dry hits. If you pull their wicking and rewick the coils they work great. the eagle top flow is a nice tank that can be mtl if you close down some airflow especially with the single coil configs. it isnt a flavor chaser and it isnt a fog machine kind of sits in the middle of both. I hotspot check them when i pull the wick because they are not fired for hotspots.
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