Slightly spaced coils wick better last longer

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Vapefiend

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I’m just now figuring out that if I build my contact coils and just ever so gently give a tug to each coil end in order to give a slight spacing that I produce these results.

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The coil lasts longer in terms of gunking up.

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The wicking lasts so much longer and seems to wick more efficiently.

Why haven’t I been doing this all along? Who can attest to this? Who’s mind can I persuade? :)
 

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I've been using SS wire on my Ezcloud Maker atty and have to wind tight in order for it to fit. I used to use "dirty coils" with Kanthal wire in my older attys and that left gaps in between and they did last a long time. I'm doing that with my RM2 right now. The Maker and RM2 are polar opposites but I love them both.
 

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Interesting! I will pay more attention the next time. I just get into habits. Certainly, space is a factor but hey, an old dog can learn new tricks! I never thought about it in terms of hot spots. Brilliant! I get to play with my new NaRDA today. I’ll pay more attention.
 
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