Provari & Igo-W

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RoxyFoxyQS

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I have been wanting to get myself a dripper to taste all the new juices I have been collecting. So I stopped by a local B&M today and picked up the Igo-W.

I don't have too much experience rebuilding. Just taught myself how to rebuild the pro tank heads last week.

The local B&M drilled out the holes for better air flow. I knew that needed to be done.

I quickly went home and successfully built one coil with 32 gauge wire. 5 wraps got me about 1.5 ohms. And I wrapped a cotton wick around the coil. I also tried threading the cotton through the coil. Had the provari set at 3.7 volts. The vape wasn't bad, but not great either.

Anyone have experience with the Igo-W on a provari?

What coil and wick set up do you like?

How high do you push the volts?

Any other tips?

Thanks for any help!
 

Coldpunk

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I like two vertical micros in my igo t with 28g at 1.1-1.3. I loop use one long strand of 1.5mm ekowool and pull loops down through each so the loops are laying in the drip well. That gives me doubled wicks in each coil with a strand going between the two over the center post. That way when I'm dripping through the tip each drop hits the wick on its way to the well.

I'll post pics once I get home tonight.
 

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Here's my IGO-W on my ProVari. This is 1.2 ohm micro coils. Flavor and vape are awesome. I run dual coils from 4.0 to 4.5 volts.
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RebelGolfer72

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When using cotton as a wick do you need to rewick for every new flavor? I know it's relatively easy with cotton. Just curious.

Still haven't played around too much with my igo w. I think I need to get a different gauge wire to make a nice coil. I only have 32.

You don't HAVE to, but it makes the change to a new flavor better. I normally pull the old wick, wipe up left over juice from the atty (including the condensation from cap/drip tip), pull off a piece of cotton and thread through coil. Takes me longer to walk to fridge to grab new juice than to re-wick/clean


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