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As one of the testers, I can say the SABOT with a rebuilt ARO head is worlds better than any stock clearo head or carto. I'm currently running twisted 32AWG micro coil and cotton, and the vape is stellar.
What ohm coil are you wrapping? Also have you ever tried the Ready-Wick at rba Supplies. I use that in my Reos and that wick has no taste and will last at least a month. The 2mm threads right into a 1.5mm or 1/16 micro coil. Also wicks better and holds more juice than cotton.
Quoting myself from another post, we do have the power of the vote and can let our friends and family know who supports us.
I will be doing this when i get my hands on the BilletBridge
That's a Nautilus head, which is different than the regular Aspire head the BBridge uses. That said, you can do a similar rebuild on a regular Aspire head. I've rebuilt a few for my BBridges. I find that actually removing the cylindrical filler material and putting more cotton in is actually much better for wicking. That filler material really restricts the juice flow. At least in the pack of heads I have.
That's just XC-11#. I tried that many moons ago when it first started to be a thing. Just isn't for me. To me, the taste isn't as clean as cotton. rewicking cotton every 1 to 2 weeks isn't a big deal. Plus it's the coil itself that first gunks up, not the wick. When I dry burn the coil to de-gunk it, just thread new cotton in. Simple.
The one I'm currently using is pretty low (for a BB) at 1.5 or 1.6 ohms. It's a 7/8 wrap at 2mm (5/64"). Next one I'll make will be 8/9 wraps and should get it closer to 2 ohms.
The Ohms-per-inch on twisted wire will heavily depend on how tight the twist you get is. I'd say mine came out "medium" twisted, if there were such a metric. I've gotten it tighter before, but I was anxious to get it setup in the SABOT.
That's just XC-11#. I tried that many moons ago when it first started to be a thing. Just isn't for me. To me, the taste isn't as clean as cotton. rewicking cotton every 1 to 2 weeks isn't a big deal. Plus it's the coil itself that first gunks up, not the wick. When I dry burn the coil to de-gunk it, just thread new cotton in. Simple.
The one I'm currently using is pretty low (for a BB) at 1.5 or 1.6 ohms. It's a 7/8 wrap at 2mm (5/64"). Next one I'll make will be 8/9 wraps and should get it closer to 2 ohms.
The Ohms-per-inch on twisted wire will heavily depend on how tight the twist you get is. I'd say mine came out "medium" twisted, if there were such a metric. I've gotten it tighter before, but I was anxious to get it setup in the SABOT.
I tried it when it first came out and I thought it was horrid. The Ready-Wick brand is kiln treated above and beyond what's even recommended and it's terrific. I can dry burn it over and over. All old flavor is removed and it doesn't degrade. I was very skeptical too until I tried it. It's all I'll use now.
So, just got my mail. Don't generally offer to put a Sabot in MY mouth. Kinda looking forward to it 
That's a Nautilus head, which is different than the regular Aspire head the BBridge uses. That said, you can do a similar rebuild on a regular Aspire head. I've rebuilt a few for my BBridges. I find that actually removing the cylindrical filler material and putting more cotton in is actually much better for wicking. That filler material really restricts the juice flow. At least in the pack of heads I have.
That's just XC-11#. I tried that many moons ago when it first started to be a thing. Just isn't for me. To me, the taste isn't as clean as cotton. rewicking cotton every 1 to 2 weeks isn't a big deal. Plus it's the coil itself that first gunks up, not the wick. When I dry burn the coil to de-gunk it, just thread new cotton in. Simple.
The one I'm currently using is pretty low (for a BB) at 1.5 or 1.6 ohms. It's a 7/8 wrap at 2mm (5/64"). Next one I'll make will be 8/9 wraps and should get it closer to 2 ohms.
The Ohms-per-inch on twisted wire will heavily depend on how tight the twist you get is. I'd say mine came out "medium" twisted, if there were such a metric. I've gotten it tighter before, but I was anxious to get it setup in the SABOT.
Thanks so much for the heads up lol I didn't know there were different ones.
I like rebuilding coils and I like using cotton. I am using the biowick - expensive but really good.
All that website was set up for is data-mining and categorizing. I'm on the red list already! Do you have a recipe for gluten-free mousaka?
You never cease to bring me a smile, Sir Kata.
And another
(cauliflower, dahlink)
I did, but it was lost when the Great Library of Alexandria was burnt to cinders by Roman filth.
Can't believe it but our friend Reo..... Was at it again but on the other side this time. Tried to score a BB piebald in the classies. Thank god it didn't go through... Sorry for posting it but I had to get it out of my system.
I have feeling, mrpumuki, that you just said what we all were thinking!
Bonus: the seller actually called him out on the fact that he has an "extra" up for sale. The gift that keeps on giving.
Thanks. Will do brotha. I'll sign up shortly.
Any suggestions on the best place to find these batteries?
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