rda difficulty

[aalmosawi]

how do you work with something like this?

very difficult.

any tips are greatly appreciated.

(can you do 28gauge wire?)

 

[Bad Ninja]

28 might be a little thin.
You need to trap the wires under the screws.

 

[sparkky1]

I would trap the leads under and around the post screw heads

 

[aalmosawi]

28 might be a little thin.
You need to trap the wires under the screws.

yes it is. but thats all i got atm. some guy is selling 10meter rolls (32feet) for $10 dollars.
i have like 6 rolls of 100ft 28gauge.

ha!

 

[crxess]

Any size wire that fits. Just take care in Trapping and tightening.

Looks to be a Slant coil Atomizer - Low leg to sides High leg to center.

1, 2 or 4 coils

 

[Bad Ninja]

yes it is. but thats all i got atm. some guy is selling 10meter rolls (32feet) for $10 dollars.
i have like 6 rolls of 100ft 28gauge.

ha!

Wrap a pair of parallel coils with that 28g and drop the mic.

 

[Tonkpils]

looks like an Indestructable. a 3mm coil sits in there perfectly, one of the easiest RDAs ive built on. Just trap the legs under the screws (under wrap to neg post, over wrap to top post). should be a breeze.

 

[Rule62]

Make a 'V' bend in the negative leg, where it meets the screw. It will make trapping the wire in the slot easier.
Looks like there would be lots of build options with that atty; slanted coils, vertical coils, level coils (high leg on the positive, low leg on the negative).

 

[Two_Bears]

how do you work with something like this?

very difficult.

any tips are greatly appreciated.

(can you do 28gauge wire?)

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Doesnt look too hard. Trap the leads under screws.

It looks weird becausw the Post holes are rectangles.

A LOT of RDAs have rectangles Post holes so the end users can use Clapton and other exotic coils.

I would not use any smaller wire that 24-26 gauge.

28 gauge is thin and easily cut by the screws.

 

[WharfRat1976]

Looks like it's begging for dual or quad verts maybe at a slight 3 degree slant