DC non-crossed with 3 mm silica with 1 strand removed from each 3 mm piece.
a 2nd short piece of 3 mm with 1 strand removed inside the coil with the main wick going the whole width of the top channel.
Then I remove 1 or 2 more strands of silica from the wick in the side channels.
In other words, full on the top and loose on the sides.
Using 2.5 mm wick should be just about right
Thanks, that is pretty much the same way I set up my two Euforia's, except it's single coil though. Double wicks per coil always seems to wick better, and that's what it seems you can't do when you cross over the coils on the Ithaka. When I was making the single wick coils on the Ithaka, I had to open the cap all the way for it to wick, even when I made the single coil with the two strands.
When I followed your set-up, I used 2 inch .5 ribbon coils on 3mm (.75 om). I was concerned because The two coils took up the whole ceramic cup, but it works really good and tastes really nice, and it's wicking well with the cap almost half way opened.
When I got my two Euforia's six months ago, I stopped looking for and using any other atty's because I loved them so. So I got a little worried that I might loose or break a part, so I went to order a couple more and found out that nobody's carrying them anymore. I guess they weren't selling very well. Then I noticed everyone was raving about the Kayfun, so I ordered one. It worked well, but nothing (not even cotton) beats the taste of an atty with a ceramic cup and the fact that these wick systems never muddy up the juice in the tank from it back washing from the coil. So I am glad I can get the ithaka's.
What do you like the best: dual sub om coils or 1.5 dual coils?
How well do you like a single coil on two doubled up wicks strands (4 wick 1 coil)?
