Just made this today after seeing pictures of it done by Kent Hill on a fb group. Pretty amazing flavor and vapor
The 0.24Ω Wickless Coil on a IGO-W Build Tutorial
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Do you think this coil will last longer than average? Flavor better than with a SS wick?
Thanks for the tutorial. Did a modified version with a pice of ribbon 29 gauge and 29 gauge wrapped around. it is .6 in duel using it on my duke right now. The flavor is amazing. @tapehead I think it is better than ss wick but I might try a modified version with agro coil later.
Edit: It snapped after 30 min of use
Think I am going to try one more time before going back to cotton
Edit: It snapped after 30 min of use
Think I am going to try one more time before going back to cotton
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I feel like this video needs more coverage, considering its a good performing wickless setup.
It definitely seems like the way to go if you switch flavors a lot.
Thanks for the tutorial. Did a modified version with a pice of ribbon 29 gauge and 29 gauge wrapped around. it is .6 in duel using it on my duke right now. The flavor is amazing. @tapehead I think it is better than ss wick but I might try a modified version with agro coil later.
Edit: It snapped after 30 min of use
What do you mean by "snapped"?
I'm loving the coil still. I'm keeping it in my igo-w as my flavor tester build. Also saw another modified version where they twisted 22g and wrapped two strands of 28 in the grooves. They compressed the 28g in with smooth pliers while in the drill. Looks awesome.
I personally don't use it all day. This is used as my flavor tester only but I see it lasting for a long long time. This build gets everything super hot. I might try to build a twisted 27g with 29g loops. I think it's some of the best flavor i've had.
What resistance are you at with everything getting that hot? I may try this at .5 ohms or so.
Keep up the experiments! I'll try some out myself once I get some wire.
One of the wires on my coil broke between the connector and the post. You need to dry burn between flavors and think I was using to thin of a wire. Tomorrow I am going to try the same thing with more wraps. Think lower gauge but more wraps might work out better that what I did.
This build is still kicking some ..... I have yet to change it out. Just use it from time to time when testing juices. I still have 18ft of wire to
I just tried doing this with 28 gauge twisted wire wrapped with 32 gauge twisted by hand on my friends IGO-L. Seemed to work pretty good. Flavor is rich and warm. I just made another wickless coil yesterday using my drill, so it's super tight. Going to test it out on my other friends IGO-W. Lol, I have to keep using friend's RDAs cause I don't want to touch my dual coil triple twisted 32 gauge setup since it hits so nice. Damn fasttech taking too long to get me my second IGO-W to play with.
Here's a question. Wouldn't it be easier to just twist 4 strands of 28 gauge wire together, effectively making it 22 gauge wire will the desired channels for wicking? Or even 5 strands for an effective 20 gauge wire?
I twisted 2x 26g together with a 28g over the top and plonked it in the rm2... it works great and the reo auto squonk's the coil a little to which I liked
I just cant vape on it all day long, it get's to hot for me if you take back to back hits... like you said its prob best just to test juice with it
I just cant vape on it all day long, it get's to hot for me if you take back to back hits... like you said its prob best just to test juice with it
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