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USER SETUP GUIDE
DEFCON Rebuildable Atty
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This document is to be used as a guide for setting up the DEFCON
Rebuildable Atty. The process may vary for each individual. The tutorial below was done using the
following configuration:
400x400 SS Mesh pre made wick
Kanthal A 32 awg Wire
4 Wrap Coil tested @ ~ 1.7ohm resistance
STEP1: What do you need?
1) DEFCON Rebuildable Atty
2) Drip Tip
3) Filling Syringe
4) 325x325 or 400x400 SS Mesh Pre Made Wick
5) 32g Kanthal Heating resistance wire
6) Your favorite PG, VG, PG/VG Juice
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STEP2: Filling the DEFCON
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Fill your syringe with ~ 3-3.5 ML of juice
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The center hole that the wick will be inserted into also serves as the filling port
(Subject to change in future design)
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Insert the syringe needle into the filling port and inject the juice until the reservoir is full
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If you overfill the reservoir insert the syringe and plunge out some of the juice
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Use the window on the side of the DEFCON as your gauge for how much juice is in your reservoir
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STEP3: The Wick
1) Carefully insert one end of your 325x325 or 400x400 wick in to the center filling port of the
DEFCON
2) Turning slightly in the same direction of how the wick is wound and pushing slightly, the wick
will slide past the cap and into the reservoir. Continue inserting the wick until you feel the wick
touch the bottom of the reservoir. In order to produce the most efficient wicking, once you
touch the bottom of the reservoir pull the wick up just slightly to assist wicking
3) The top of the wick should now be in line with the tallest silver electrode on the DEFCON. If the
top of the wick extends above the largest silver electrode, carefully cut the wick so the top of
the wick and the top of the largest silver electrode are in line
4) Ensure that the wick is at no time touching either of the silver electrodes
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STEP4: The Coil
Winding part 1 – Start the circuit
1)
Create a small pig tail with one end of the Kanthal (a small U shaped loop)
2)
Starting on the smaller of the two silver electrodes, with one thumb hold the smallest end of the
pig tail, with your other fingers begin to carefully wind the 32g Kanthal wire around the
electrode in a clockwise manner, moving in bottom to top direction. Do not overlap or bunch
the Kanthal, this could create a short if the Kanthal touches the wick
3)
In a top to bottom direction, wind down to where you started, again not overlapping.
4)
The Kanthal will maneuver easily around the electrode, you do not have to “force” the Kanthal
around the electrode, but ensure you do have a snug fit.
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5)
Wrapping 5+ times around the electrode will create a binding secure enough to hold the Kanthal
in place while not touching the wick
Winding part 2 – the wick
1) In a clockwise direction wind the Kanthal from a bottom to top to your desired ohm rating
2) The 4 wrap coil seen in this guide produced a ~1.7 ohm reading when tested on PROVARI
3) Ensure that you have even spacing between the Kanthal wraps (candy cane visual) to produce
the best production from the DEFCON
Winding part 3 – Complete the circuit
1) Similar to the steps in part 1 you want to complete the circuit using the large silver electrode
2) Wind the Kanthal clockwise in a bottom to top direction to near the top of the electrode
3) Wind the Kanthal in a clockwise direction from top to bottom a few more times, to where you
started
4) The Kanthal will maneuver easily around the electrode, you do not have to “force” the Kanthal
around the electrode, but ensure you do have a snug fit.
5) Wrapping 5+ times around the electrode will create a binding secure enough to hold the Kanthal
in place while not touching the wick
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STEP5: Inspection
1)
Inspect your work and ensure the following:
a.
The wick is NOT touching either of the silver electrodes
i.
The silver electrodes will maneuverer if needed, but to NOT forcefully move the
electrodes if the wick is touching either of them
b.
The coils around the wick are as evenly spaced as you can get them
i.
You can use an eyeglass flat head screwdriver or the point of a pin to space up
or down as needed
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STEP6: TEST
1) BEFORE
vaping on the DEFCON, test for short circuits and vapor production
2) With your newly wrapped coil put the DEFCON on a device, leaving the top cap off
3) Drop some juice onto the coil for your “burn runs” and fire the device
4) Continue to do this a few times to assist in breaking in the coil
a. With your PV “off” drip some juice onto the coil
b. Fire your PV “on”
c. Ensure you do not have any “hot spots” on the coil as seen below
(This was purposely done)
d. When you see hot spots, wick again repeat
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STEP7: Ready, Set, Go!
1) You did it! Screw the top cap onto your DEFCON
2) Insert your favorite 510 drip tip
3) Starting Vaping!!!
Tips & Tricks
1) Do not overthink this process, it is easy, you may not execute this process perfectly the first time
but practice makes perfect
2) If your DEFCON is not wicking properly, make sure you are holding your device at a 2 or 3 o’clock
angle to producethe most efficient wicking action
Product Information & Contact
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Made from Stainless Steel , a sealed, closed system
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Electrodes are .999 pure sterling silver
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May use 400x400 or 325x325 Stainless Steel
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Recommended Kanthal A 32 awg Resistance Heating Wire
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Can hold approximately 3.5ml of liquid
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Comes in Black and Stainless Steel