Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)

[ChelsB]

The sudden temperature shock can harden the coils, and loosen any remaining gunk. Makes it cleaner and easier to re-wick.

EDIT: I don't do it often...

Why not? If it helps de-gunk?


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[JustWondering1]

I always used contact coils in Pro tanks and spaced coils in everything else. Can't remember why, probably I read something in a post once and it worked so I stuck with it.

Recently got a Coil Master. That produces better looking coils than I could make on a drill bit, especially with getting straighter legs on the coil. But they always come out as contact coils. Do you know, or anyone else, if it's possible to make spaced coils on a Coil Master?

Phil Busardo always makes the spaced coils these days. If you watch his more recent building videos, you will see him make the spaced coils the way Eskie explains it. I do it this way too. After you finish your wraps, keep your thumb on the lead to keep it in place, then take needle nosed plyers to pull the other lead outwards a bit, making it a spaced coil.

 

[petrotech]

Would you do the Tank any differently? I have both - I'm not sure I'm crazy about the wicks around the posts (which is how I do it now.) I just don't want the coil to "suffocate"

I tuck them under the coils and leave them a little longer on the tank. kind of make a "fluffy bed" for the two juice hole things to lay on top of.

 

[DingerCPA]

With an RDA, wicking isn't too much an issue because the coils are dripped on/painted. With an RTA, wicking is tricky... too much wick and the juice won't travel (dry hit), and too little wick can lead to spitback and leaking.

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Aye! I was thinking the Boyz were talking about the Origen-16 and the similar RTA. It's a tiny deck and there's not a whole lot of room.

 

[ChelsB]

Phil Busardo always makes the spaced coils these days. If you watch his more recent building videos, you will see him make the spaced coils the way Eskie explains it. I do it this way too. After you finish your wraps, keep your thumb on the lead to keep it in place, then take needle nosed plyers to pull the other lead outwards a bit, making it a spaced coil.

Good explanation! I'm still learning the art of spaced coils


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[Plettschner]

Aye! I was thinking the Boyz were talking about the Origen-16 and the similar RTA. It's a tiny deck and there's not a whole lot of room.

I am talking about the Origen Little/16! The RDA anyway.


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[ChelsB]

I am talking about the Origen Little/16!


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I believe this is it?

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[Plettschner]

I believe this is it?

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Yep. That's the RTA version.


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[ChelsB]

With some Lego tires I kept my coil master parts from rolling around and easier to store them without the container. Vape bands make it easier to find the size

I'll have to "borrow" some from my son!


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[ChelsB]

Yep. That's the RTA version.


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[Plettschner]

I ate the cheese.

 

[Shawn Hoefer]

Why not? If it helps de-gunk?


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It's really only helpful on claptons...

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[ChelsB]

Nope. The little guy.


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Got it! I'll edit the post as to not cause further confusion [emoji4]


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[DancingHeretik]

Newer stuff (2 years or less):

• By-Ka V6
• Tilemahos V2
• Phenomenon Lite
• EVL Reaper
• SXK Doggystyle

Tried and true (over 2 years)

• Erlkonigin
• Squape R(s)
• Spheroid V3
• KFL+
• Hurricane
• Ubertoot

Get an RTA that has a small airhole under the deck, 1.5 mm or less, small deck and tight short chimney.

The classics:

• Kayfun light
• Erlkonigin
• Squape
• Rose
• Spheroid/heron
• Phenomenon lite
• A lot more

Any of those will produce great flavor w a good juice and a simple kanthal build

Saving these lists for future reference.

None...and that prolly goes back to the ole "no smoking in bed rule" I followed when I smoked.
I do have my vape ready for me on the dining room table for when I first get up in the morning.

That's one of the great things about vaping. I sometimes even lay down with one or two set-ups. It turns out I don't toss and turn enough to be a problem.

 

[RainSong]

I'll have to "borrow" some from my son!


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Legos are the bane of my existence...

 

[ChelsB]

if you're having issues with the RTA airflow on the Origen little is it too much wick that's the problem or a coil that's too small?
Edit: Yes, I've adjusted the airflow

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[JustWondering1]

May I suggest looking over here at the NEW Coppervape Hussar, you can get a 1.3mm air tube and a micro tank and chimney, all for about $20+. it is a Clone, but I'm not out to impress anyone, I just like something that will do the trick and keep me off tobacco. Hussar RTA single coil deck (attack of the clones)

Thumbs up on the Hussar! It's a great flavor tank!

 

[ToolmanTexas]

Legos are the bane of my existence...

I miss those days!!

 

[JustWondering1]

Good explanation! I'm still learning the art of spaced coils


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If you pull the lead outward so much that the coil is too big, I just scrunch them back up a bit.

 

[ChelsB]

Question about RDAs: I almost always just use 1 coil. Should I be packing the side I'm not using with wick or is it fine to leave it like this? Adding pic in case anyone wants to comment on the coil. It's not very straight[emoji4]

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