How do I put together an atomizer? I got the tesla DII and it came with 2 wicks with coils around them, black rubber circles, and a tiny screwdriver, can someone tell me how I put the wicks in? I've googled it but found no help
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Alex I haven't a clue. Sounds like you are coil building. There will probably be an expert along here shortly with your answer, but I use the search box at the top of every page when I look for stuff. You might try there. Good Luck.
Unscrew the middle and 1 side screw out a bit then poke the coil legs through, then screw in the screws.
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Yup, that's an RDA.
Building a coil isnt for noobs IMO... Start with a clearomizer like a Kanger AeroTank or Aspire Nautilus BVC. After you get the basics down with that do some research and look into rebuilding
Alternatively, if you have a vape shop near by you could have them build it for you, be sure and bring the battery you intend to run it on, so you can test it there in the shop. Before you bring it in, let it soak for 5 minutes in HOT water (as hot as you can get it from the tap) and Dawn. Swish it around in there a little. Then Rinse it really good with hot water and let it air dry on a lint free cloth. It's always a good idea to do this when getting a new device that the e-liquid will come into contact with.
Yup, that's an RDA.
Building a coil isnt for noobs IMO... Start with a clearomizer like a Kanger AeroTank or Aspire Nautilus BVC. After you get the basics down with that do some research and look into rebuilding
Alternatively, if you have a vape shop near by you could have them build it for you, be sure and bring the battery you intend to run it on, so you can test it there in the shop. Before you bring it in, let it soak for 5 minutes in HOT water (as hot as you can get it from the tap) and Dawn. Swish it around in there a little. Then Rinse it really good with hot water and let it air dry on a lint free cloth. It's always a good idea to do this when getting a new device that the e-liquid will come into contact with.
Unscrew the middle and 1 side screw out a bit then poke the coil legs through, then screw in the screws.
Be sure and test it with an ohm reader.
Dont forget to wick it...
Make sure your batteries are rated for the amps you are going to draw...
Its more than just screwing down some wires
I don't have an ohm reader, do I need one or can I figure it out another way? And also how do I know how many Amps I'll be drawing?
Need an ohm reader. Actually, I use a plain ohm reader and then I put it on a mod and check the ohms that way. I feel a lot better having two. With my several mods, I actually have four, but, two is a minimum for me.
The link for tools to rebuild above is helpful.
The link for tools to rebuild above is helpful.
most common regulated mods can check your ohms easy, at any time.
what have you been vaping with and what mod are you using.
If you are using a regulated mod you are probably ok using the built in ohm reader. That said, I use a stand alone one and recommend the USA ohm meters. They are more accurate than most and not much more ($23+ship)
Sorry for assuming you were a complete noob, I was going off the information given
Read up on ohms law and battery safety. Stream-engine.org is a great tool, but never a replacement for an ohm reader of some kind.
If you are using replaceable batteries, be sure and buy high quality authentics from a reputable seller. I order form rtdvapor and have heard good things about illumination supply, I'd never use Amazon or eBay as there are a lot of knockoffs, and they are hard to spot. I also don't trust batteries from b&ms.
With good batteries get a good charger. Nitecore I or D series are good. Xtar and the efest LUC charger are also good.
Don't know the depth of your knowledge or what mod you are using.. So there is some info
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Sorry for assuming you were a complete noob, I was going off the information given
Read up on ohms law and battery safety. Stream-engine.org is a great tool, but never a replacement for an ohm reader of some kind.
If you are using replaceable batteries, be sure and buy high quality authentics from a reputable seller. I order form rtdvapor and have heard good things about illumination supply, I'd never use Amazon or eBay as there are a lot of knockoffs, and they are hard to spot. I also don't trust batteries from b&ms.
With good batteries get a good charger. Nitecore I or D series are good. Xtar and the efest LUC charger are also good.
Don't know the depth of your knowledge or what mod you are using.. So there is some info
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I have the tesla d2. I like it. Just unscrew the posts, do what everyone else os saying, set or on an ohm reader....ah hell, you'll figure it out if you just educate yourself by watching a few vids and reading here.
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