Can you tell me what "TOBH" is? I see that a lot.
Is it true with a kayfun you have to cut down on your nic level?
Is it true with a kayfun you have to cut down on your nic level?
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I can't answer what a TOBH is, I'm sure someone will shortly. I'd like to know too 
I have not lowered my nic level in the kayfuns. It's a much more enjoyable vape and I've heard that some have but I'm still good where I am.
I have not lowered my nic level in the kayfuns. It's a much more enjoyable vape and I've heard that some have but I'm still good where I am.
Hey everyone!
So I just placed an order for a taifun and I was wondering if anyone could give me some build suggestions for it.
I've been using protank 2 minis pretty exclusively for a bit and have been experimenting with rebuilding the stock coils. But I wanted something with a larger tank for my ADV which will probably be Wakonda or Virus.
I will be running this on an MVP 2.
Any suggestions for my build would be awesome. Thanks!
So I just placed an order for a taifun and I was wondering if anyone could give me some build suggestions for it.
I've been using protank 2 minis pretty exclusively for a bit and have been experimenting with rebuilding the stock coils. But I wanted something with a larger tank for my ADV which will probably be Wakonda or Virus.
I will be running this on an MVP 2.
Any suggestions for my build would be awesome. Thanks!
I gotta try this new thing theyre calling '3mm' lol. Seriously, Im gonna try this today on my Quasar first, and if I like it Ill give it a go on the Magma. I just recently started trying smaller diameter and havent noticed much of a difference.
can someone direct me to or tell me how to rewick the kanger dual coils old style (with the fluffy hanging out of each side)? I tried on my own but lifted up the coils to access them and ended up with a short
When building in mm's I always use one of these. Jewelers wire looping tool. About 5 bucks for the set on Amazon. ( The small one of course)
It steps up from 1.5,2,3,4 and then 5 mm. The step ups help get the coils started. It is also great for making adjustments and centering or raising the coils once they are rolled without distorting them. ( For deep welled rda's I still use the corresponding drill bits to adjust the coils accordingly)
It steps up from 1.5,2,3,4 and then 5 mm. The step ups help get the coils started. It is also great for making adjustments and centering or raising the coils once they are rolled without distorting them. ( For deep welled rda's I still use the corresponding drill bits to adjust the coils accordingly)
can someone direct me to or tell me how to rewick the kanger dual coils old style (with the fluffy hanging out of each side)? I tried on my own but lifted up the coils to access them and ended up with a short
Rimp, Take a peek at Post#59....
A tobh is make/model of a dripper.
The cool thing about the TOBH is that it is a three piece unit. Once you have the air flow sleeve set, you simply pull the top cap and drip away. Properly built, a monster for sure.
I printed that out to help me. If it was just 1 coil it would be cake but the botton coil is hard to get the wick thru and I can't get my wick thru it with it sitting low in the "cup". Did that make any sense
Oh, I got ya. You are trying to re-wick the Kanger duals. Yeah, I tried that once myself and it was a real PITA for sure. Ended up pitching the wicks and coils and re-building with a larger diameter coil to my liking. All the difference in the world and for the better.
I always build single coils into the dual coil Kangers. I place a small flavor wick on top of the coil to fill the gap. Blotto is right...its a serious PITA to do dual coils in those.
With a little larger diameter coil or a little longer legs on the coil, You can eliminate that extra flavor wick.....
Also, I use nothing but different sized drill bits when wrapping and building the Kanger coils although I see that others use toothpicks.
With a little larger diameter coil or a little longer legs on the coil, You can eliminate that extra flavor wick.....
Also, I use nothing but different sized drill bits when wrapping and building the Kanger coils although I see that others use toothpicks.
I just busted out the 1/8" drill bit! Probably too big for PT coils but Im gonna try it on some RDA's. I usually use 5/64" for PT coils
Never used a tobh, but love my infinite clt. Looks very similar to this.
where's a good place to buy kanthal? I want to keep my coils between 1.7-2ohms, what gauge would do best and be sturdy?
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