Triton tank replacement coils

[Aviationrich]

A few of mine have burnt spots on the coil wick, keep you coil clean and you should be good.

I've had the coil wick unravel/Fall apart when I spin it.

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[Fenris4024]

Once I finally kill a triton (or a regular 510 t2 coil, I have a few of those for my 510 devices) I'm going to look at a rebuild using a microcoil and maybe cotton like I run in the REO.
I'll report back once I see how well it works.

As for the t2 heads, I've found as long as they are authentic t2 heads, they seem to work fine. I'd be wary of clones though.

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[LittleQ624]

i tried building a coil with cotton the other day. it seemed to wick the juice in too fast...i got a liquid hit almost right away so i gutted that coil and rebuilt it with silica again. just my (fairly amateur) experience

 

[Bravesfan]

I use Kanger T2's on the Ego battery I bought while I was waiting for my Triton to come.

Just couldn't bear the thought of not getting some use out of that battery.

While the T2 coils can be used in the Triton tanks, I find that they don't last nearly as long.

So if I am buying them twice as often, I am not saving anything.

And it isn't all in my head (I knew you guys would question that!) because I write the date on the tank when I switch the coil out so I know exactly how long they last.

Plus, I feel like I need to support Halo whenever possible.

Cindy

 

[JohnnyDill]

After you clean the wicks, you can run the coil wick off center so that a brand new spot on the wick is inside the coil. This extends the life of the coil wick. Just my experience and YMMV.

 

[Bravesfan]

After you clean the wicks, you can run the coil wick off center so that a brand new spot on the wick is inside the coil. This extends the life of the coil wick. Just my experience and YMMV.

So you mean just pull the coil wick out enough that the burned spot is not in the place where the coil is wrapped?

Wow, I did not know that.

Will give that a try next time that happens.

Thanks so much for sharing that info!

Cindy