rebuilding aerotank.

[Nova423]

Search harder on YouTube. I found one that works pretty good. He basicly does the normal wrap you see on all PT builds, but he wraps it around a 3/16" zip tie. So it makes a oval shape coil. Then he puts in a flat piece of cotton (same shape as a zip tie).

Forgive my noob ness, any link to that youtube vid?

 

[Harley23]

NO, NO and NO!.. would really hate to see you go from deathbyzombie to deathbyExplodingBattery!

without an ohmmeter, you'll not know if you have a subohm or even a short.. only exception to the rule is if your device measures the ohms for you, but NO, just "wrap and go" can be dangerous..

I tend to just use my Evic to measure my ohms on my builds. The Evic also has a short protector built in to it so it won't fire if there is a short or even if coils are at a sub-ohm resistance.

 

[Blackboar]

I've built the PT3 (Aerotank) coils as both single and dual coil. With dual coil, I use 34 gauge kanthal, 8 or 9 wraps per coil to achieve 1.5 ohms. With single coil, I use 30 gauge for 6-7 wraps, also for 1.5 ohms. Oh, the wraps are done using a 1/16 hex key. With single coil, you need to lay down 2 flavor wicks down in the canal, then thread the coil down and secure it. That will prevent leaks.

You should get an ohm meter. If you have a VV or VW device, it may have an ohm check option, but I've found it isn't as accurate as my cheap $18 ohm meter.

 

[ForeverDiving]

Forgive my noob ness, any link to that youtube vid?

Nova423, you can find it here. It's a quite interesting variation, I shall try it.

 

[Tmay2000]

I did one today, i just took RiP trippers protank 2 nano vid and boom! Same exact heads. Try it i did it in the car ride. Its easy just use blunt needles if moving

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