I have been vaping fo about 7 weeks now and have found a juice I really like from Zeus E juice, some of you may have tried it. The only problem I have encountered is it gunks up my coils. I use either a nautilus or nautilus mini and I am going through coils every two to three days at the most. So should Iook into buying a rebuildable? If so what kind. I use primarily a Itaste mvp 2.0 battery.
Should I look into rebuildable coils?
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Hello, I haven't tried the Zeus ejuice, but I would recommend a Kayfun. They are easy to rebuild and flavor is great.
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You can more or less rebuild the natty BVC using any kind of nano coil build. Japanese cotton 4mm width, two wraps around. Pad the coil walls with a couple layers and you're back at it! Though, it's invasive, definitely possible. You might feel inclined to upgrade to RTA's after a couple weeks of this though!
I have a Kafun lite that I like a lot. It's a single coil design but works well with heavy Vape fluid. I also have a Patriot. Dripping atomizers are (for the most part) a matter of opinion with a few exceptions that have something really special about the design. I learned to build coils using a SMOK Dripper RDA. It never failed.
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Yes You should 
A kay-Fun or a Taifun some 28 gauge kanthol, Japanese Cotton and a ohm meter and your all set
It will cost you less than a months supply of coils and you will be good for years of coils and wicks
A kay-Fun or a Taifun some 28 gauge kanthol, Japanese Cotton and a ohm meter and your all setIt will cost you less than a months supply of coils and you will be good for years of coils and wicks
If your struggling to get an ohm meter, your mvp will read the resistance, just don't fire it unless you have checked it first!
I would get a Kayfun.
2-3 days isn't a great result from a BVC.
You could order lots 'direct' from China, but even that's going to work out costly months on end.
2-3 days isn't a great result from a BVC.
You could order lots 'direct' from China, but even that's going to work out costly months on end.
I second or third or 10th the Kayfun suggestion; the kayfun lite plus or even a clone (Tobeco!) KFL+ is just a marvelous vape, the best I've had so far, and they're VERY easy to build. On the subject of rebuilding coils, we were discussing that yesterday in another thread, and this is what I posted:
Andria
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When your ready YES. Just understand that there are things that must be learned first.
Right now you're spending enough for new heads to buy some pretty fancy rigs. The only problem is that the fancy rigs won't do much for you until you know how to use them.
Right now you're spending enough for new heads to buy some pretty fancy rigs. The only problem is that the fancy rigs won't do much for you until you know how to use them.
Coil wrapping | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators
Play with it, learn how too use it then go buy a tank and some wire and a volt/ohm meter.
You have nothing to lose but a burnt crappy vape and endless piles of dead atomizers.
Play with it, learn how too use it then go buy a tank and some wire and a volt/ohm meter.
You have nothing to lose but a burnt crappy vape and endless piles of dead atomizers.
I took the suggestions of most people for my first rebuildable and got a kayfun. Well a kayfun light clone - Still the same build.
Need to get an ohm meter and use a coil wrapping site such as Coil wrapping | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators .
Look up ohms law make sure your not going to over tax your battery.
Most people at first use 28 gauge wire - so far 28-29-30 gauge seems ok for starting.
Read up or watch videos on wrapping and wicking.
Need to get an ohm meter and use a coil wrapping site such as Coil wrapping | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators .
Look up ohms law make sure your not going to over tax your battery.
Most people at first use 28 gauge wire - so far 28-29-30 gauge seems ok for starting.
Read up or watch videos on wrapping and wicking.
Yep, a Kayfun 3.1 clone. The Nautilus was good for me, but it gave a thicker taste, like tasting through a touch of dough. Rebuilding gave my flavors clarity.
Rebuilding is rather simple once I got the materials and tools gathered. I have to say that I now have a rebuilding toolbox. I pretty much only run Rebuildable Tank Atomizers (RTA) now. A good Kayfun clone will give more taste and vapor.
In getting a clone, I look for the ones that come with the spare parts. I got one that didn't and it was shoddy workmanship. Just seems a trick to me.
Good luck, and let us know how it goes.
Rebuilding is rather simple once I got the materials and tools gathered. I have to say that I now have a rebuilding toolbox. I pretty much only run Rebuildable Tank Atomizers (RTA) now. A good Kayfun clone will give more taste and vapor.
In getting a clone, I look for the ones that come with the spare parts. I got one that didn't and it was shoddy workmanship. Just seems a trick to me.
Good luck, and let us know how it goes.
I like Zeus juice, too. They do seem to have an awful lot of 'sweet' to them, especially Aphrodite's Affair. I had the same issues as you when I used a Nautilus, began rebuilding and experimenting with coil and wick. Although Rayon wick allowed good transport, I still get more coil build-up of caramelized juice of that flavor than any other--even if I'm a dry-burn and re-wick away from my ideal quality. Dark, sweet juices are murder on ANY coils. You learn to live with it. Rebuilding, as stated, is to find your individual 'best' situation, and save a boat load of money. Eventually it's a pretty simple process! The best of luck to you!!
ROFL... I run my Kayfuns on my iTaste vv3s -- it looks like a scepter, but it works.
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I believe the orchid needs dual coils. If so, you might have a hard time with 11 watts. 30 gauge might be OK, and 32 gauge would almost certainly work, but it's a bit of a pain to work with wire that thin.
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