No idea, I'm afraid. I never used them. You can try Wotofo's help line. Most of them speak English most of the time. Doesn't mean they know what they're talking about-- that's another story-- but you usually get an answer.
Some thoughts on the Serpent SMM
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I searched and count find anything on the coils. Most sites don't even list them in the contents.
Steamer861, the blue is real nice. I've been cutting my tails a mm or two just outside the edge of the deck so they barely brush the bottom of the deck, it's been working out good. Crappy picture but a good looking tank.
Good point
I got my new Wismec Sinous P80 and air ring work perfectly on it because of the gap between tank and mod, before it I use RX2/3 that tank have no gap on it.Thanks
Yeah I love them too and I can't find their name too.
I think the build is Alien but not sure, RTA newbie here
If you find please share
Thanks
Pretty sure it's Kanthal.
Okay, I find out, it is "Fused Clapton"
and how I find out? SMM (SuckMyMod) said in his video! (in 5:44)Yeah I love them too and I can't find their name too.
I think the build is Alien but not sure, RTA newbie here
If you find please share
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Edit: I find out, it is "Fused Clapton"
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I have been using the Wotofo triple core clapton coils from wildvape.com. They are not exactly the same but they work for me.
@Jonner and @eMado - you can buy pre-made fused clapton coils at Advanced Vape Supply. If you roll your own, you can buy already made fused clapton wire there as well.
Now I read another post that the coils are Ni80. Not that it makes a huge difference. I'm an exclusive temp control vaper with my RTAs, so I always use SS 316L for my builds. I never end up using any of the coils tank manufacturers throw in.
Nor I. I don't bother with TC, but I use Stainless pretty exclusively as it simply tastes better. Since I don't know what coils they're putting in the envelopes. I don't use them.
It's kind of a shame, as some of the coils included would be great if they used SS, or at least identify what the coil is actually made of. They leave it a guessing game. Funny thing is SS is really not expensive so providing coils that can be used in both power and TC would be a nice treat for their customers.
Just so. I preach safety to coil builders like it was a religion and I a prophet. Know what you're building, I tell them. Figure it out in Steam Engine before you touch a piece of wire. Measure those coils, boy! Don't over load your batteries, whatever you do. And on and on and on...
So, now I'm gonna tell 'em, hey, no problem! Some Chinese dude got paid 23 cents an hour to wind that coil, and since it came from the manufacturer it'll be perfectly safe no matter what? Please...
Oh well, at least we're no longer getting a 5 spaced wrap 40ga coil around two pieces of silica.
Directly from the Wotofo Facebook Page.
Here is the specifications of the coils in SMM for your reference:
1. Material: Ni80 Fused Clapton
2. Resistance: 0.25 ohm
3. Size: 0.3mm (28 gauge) * 4 + 0.1mm (38 gauge), 5 wraps
Here is the specifications of the coils in SMM for your reference:
1. Material: Ni80 Fused Clapton
2. Resistance: 0.25 ohm
3. Size: 0.3mm (28 gauge) * 4 + 0.1mm (38 gauge), 5 wraps
All of this is appreciated alot since i've been thinking of getting one, but what i don't get is the invert part when filling. Do you mean filling it upside down? I'm lost xD
After filling the tank and screwing the top cap back on turn the tank upside down to get any air pockets out is what they meant. I haven't done this once mind you and no leaks ever. I just close the air flow and pop off the cap.
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