Question about knock off coils.

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H4X0R

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Hey guys! So I have a clone Uwell Crown that never worked for me, and I went ahead and got an authentic Uwell Crown from Uwell themselves! So on the clone tank, I noticed the coils it came with all have a sharp piece of wire jutting out the side of the head. The authentic coils that came with my authentic crown does not have these sharp wires on the sides. My question here is is it safe to use these knock off coils? Is there any chance of a short or something happening here or am I being too paranoid? Thanks guys!
 

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What mod are you using it with? I ask cause most mods will warn you of a short. A pic would also help if you can get one.

I'm using a Tesla Two unregulated box mod. It has some kind of short circuit protection but not sure how it works for this device.

EDIT: I couldn't get a focused pic but I'll keep trying!
 

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Yes very safe. that's where those wires go. They just did not clip them short enough. Their will be a wire on both sides of the rubber grommet. You are being over paranoid. Screw it in and if you don't feel the wire grinding on the side when you screw it in vape away. CHEERS!
 
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As long as the end of the wire does not come in contact with the bottom part of the atomizer it should not short.

(A) should not come in contact with (B) the other side should have a wire coming down to the bottom part (B) though.
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Yes very safe. that's where those wires go. They just did not clip them short enough. Their will be a wire on both sides of the rubber grommet. You are being over paranoid. Screw it in and if you don't feel the wire grinding on the side when you screw it in vape away. CHEERS!

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As long as the end of the wire does not come in contact with the bottom part of the atomizer it should not short.

(A) should not come in contact with (B) the other side should have a wire coming down to the bottom part (B) though.
CfJvgTW.jpg
Nice drawing. :) Where you buy the coil condom? LOL J/K
 

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As long as the end of the wire does not come in contact with the bottom part of the atomizer it should not short.

(A) should not come in contact with (B) the other side should have a wire coming down to the bottom part (B) though.
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Are you saying it shouldn't touch the very bottom of the atomizer or it shouldn't touch the whole bottom pin?
 

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Use a pair of fingernail clippers and see if you can cut the wires shorter. I buy a lot of after market coils but I just tear them apart and build them myself. Even authentic company coils are not always built with care. CHEERS!
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The whole metal bottom. Only one side should have the wire coming down to the bottom part. The other side should not be touching it.

One side has the wire sticking out a bit but ABOVE the grommet, and the other side is sticking out a little bit BELOW the grommet. So this is the way coils should be? Sorry to ask the same question again lol just wanna be sure. Thanks!
 
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