Tabac BCC - Rebuildable (Cheapest rebuildable?)

[tonofsteel]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...c-bcc-clear-cartomizers-help.html#post9565526

If anyone is interested in rebuilding these, it is possible. I posted my experience in the above link. If there is any interest maybe I can get some pictures and steps on how to do this. I think most should be able to figure it out though without too much guidance. Now for a few pennies I can get my Tabac BCC atomizer back to new, although the replacement coils are cheap enough that this is mostly not necessary. I just like to know that if I end up running out of atomizers that I can rebuild. (Anyone notice the 1.8ohm scarcity over the past couple of months?)

 

[StarDose]

Took way too long to get over Chinese new year seemed to make out of stocks on a ton of things. Seems most is back in or on the way now.

 

[Pazazu]

I saw a you tube video of someone doing the same with a protank. His came up as 1.4 ohms though, maybe just because the type of wire he used. Bet that is a pretty hot vape lol.

 

[Jeremija]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SUq_R8ablQ
I think this will help you.

 

[cyberwolf]

I saw a you tube video of someone doing the same with a protank. His came up as 1.4 ohms though, maybe just because the type of wire he used. Bet that is a pretty hot vape lol.

The ProTank is pretty easy to rebuild, as is the EVOD which uses the same coil assembly. 1.4ohm is pretty low. The resistance is easy to increase by using longer wire, i.e. more coils.

 

[elpa]

A question from a newbie about resistance. Certainly using a longer wire by itself increases the resistance (all other conditions being equal), but what's the point of doing that? To obtain more heat, hence an higher temperature? What difference does it make to the vaporization, except that the vapor is hotter?