RDA for beginners
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If you are just starting with coils, there is a really nice tool in this thread. Look for the later version farther down in the thread that allows you to do calcs. on nichrome as well. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/506159-kanthal-coil-calculator.html
I've got a vetted 3/32" build. My flavor champion. Requires good batt like samsung 20R or sony VTC4. 0.5 ohms. 5/64" air holes. Twisted 30GA.
I will shoot for 0.6 ohms next build.
I've got a vetted 3/32" build. My flavor champion. Requires good batt like samsung 20R or sony VTC4. 0.5 ohms. 5/64" air holes. Twisted 30GA.
I will shoot for 0.6 ohms next build.
But you wouldn't suggest a sub ohm build for a beginner, right?
(Noting the title of the thread, jmho)But you wouldn't suggest a sub ohm build for a beginner, right?
No.
I'd suggest a 1.2 ohm single coil IGO-L to mechanically inclined safety conscious beginner. Once perfect single coil then I'd recommend IGO-W.
the most beginner-friendly rebuildable dripper i know of is the RM2 from Reosmods.com. post holes, posts wide apart, ceramic deck, plenty of room to build.
they are modded from the Triangle to be a bottom-feeder. so if you're not a bottom-feeder, the 10 buck Triangle should be pretty easy. just throw away the center piece and you have one of the easiest to build drippers around.
i have several high-end RDAs and with my old eyes, that's the easiest.
they are modded from the Triangle to be a bottom-feeder. so if you're not a bottom-feeder, the 10 buck Triangle should be pretty easy. just throw away the center piece and you have one of the easiest to build drippers around.
i have several high-end RDAs and with my old eyes, that's the easiest.
You're right. I just found that out while building the Nimbus tonight. It's hard to tighten the screws down firmly with wires in the post holes. There's always something.
Is there a solid seat under the wire or a hole which causes wire to bend when torqued?
Hope clearer than mud.
I believe it's a hole in the post. I was messing around and the wire kept bending/breaking when torqued
I have had luck with my igo L. I have had it a week and I am very impressed with how easy it is to build.
Sxd has some good videos of micros that work good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bp8yqFojsEU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bp8yqFojsEU
If i may be so bold... try putting those coils closer together. I wrap the microcoils tight. the less wire used the lower the resistance. Also, i use a lot less cotton through the wick..better flavor for cotton when "less is more". I also dont put as big of cloud on the rest of the device - small bit around the wick. That way when i drip my juice it will eventually run to where it is needed and be absorbed to the wick. Just some ideas to try when your experimenting. cheers
yeah....that was just my first wrap...definitely gotta figure that out first before i learn to micro coil
Fun stuff. I think I did 10 coils the first couple days figuring it all out.
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I went to a rebuild class at my local shop. We were given a Smok Dripper RDA for attending. This was my introduction to rebuildables. I really like it. The flavor is great and it is a very simple setup. I learned in the class how to build coils, TEST THEM, battery safety (max amps) and how to feed wick. So as a first dripper I would strongly suggest the Smok Dripper RDA (only about $8 US).
Rebuildable Drip Atomizer. You drip the juice into it (no tank).
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