Rebuilt the kanger 2 atomizer!

[mossontree]

this was my first serious rebuild outside of building a genesis dual coil rda atomizer which ran about 1.8 ohms. I must say, even that doesn't compare to the rebuilt kanger atomizer. Its at about 1.8 ohms and i can safely set it to 15 watts on my vamo v3 without a burnt taste! the only downside is that I feel like a rebuilt kanger coil has a bit more leakage than the standard one even after a few attempts. It does however make a significant amount of vapor over the standard atomizer. Anyone who is looking into rebuilding should try out one of these, it was a lot easier than the genesis rda and I'm actually much more pleased with it. I also used organic cotton and 30 gauge wire if anyone is interested. I wouldnt recommend using silica wick because it does seem to have a bit more of a leakage/flooding problem, tbh cotton is definetly the way to go, especially because it seems to absorb a bit more juice and also lets you use a slightly higher voltage.

tl;dr : rebuild your kanger atomizer by yourself! don't buy the replacement atomizers, its much cheaper and is a great improvement over the standard atomzier!

 

[gwelker]

Just curious, how long did it take you? (I'm always trying to balance time vs. cost of the coils, teetering on the edge of trying to rebuild, but if it takes too long, not sure...) Assuming you get fast at it, how quickly do you think you could rebuild them?

 

[maxd]

I used silica for PT2 - just fine

and definitely agree - rebuild the coil and you will be surprised !

my rebuild time is around 3-5 mins, not a profi but not slow, I hope

 

[mossontree]

i mean the first time it took me about 10 minutes or so, after that 5 at most! that's also taking time to make a really nice coil and not rushing through it. The problem is, once youve rebuilt it once, you'll constantly start rebuilding it to make it even better, but even my first attempt was a lot better than the standard addy. I think its called the rebuild bug on this forum