Veritas Clone

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DaveSignal

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flavour chasers Dream come True. Also produces great clouds if you have an adjustable wide bore airflow drip tip.:vapor:

I have a clone, although I haven't used it in awhile. The delrin insulator on the positive post melted on one of my early builds (probably wasn't delrin), so I have since removed that. It works without it, but I have to be careful that I clamp the wire in between the nuts and don't let the nuts touch the deck.

I wish I could get more airflow to the coils, but its not really designed for that. I also find that my dropper tips don't fit in the airflow hole, making it hard to drip right on the coil. And I would prefer to look at my wick when dripping, due to the way the deck is at two different elevations, but the only way to do this is to take the entire top cap off, which is the entire size of the atty and leaves the deck without the side walls.
 

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0.5 ohm, twisted 29awg. Awesome vape!

Yeah. I dont do coils with wraps touching each other anymore, because i get the same or even better vape from it and the wick lasts longer and most importantly i dont burn the liquid as much as i would on normal micro coil when the heat inside the wraps increases dramatically. :vapor:
 
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I have a clone, although I haven't used it in awhile. The delrin insulator on the positive post melted on one of my early builds (probably wasn't delrin), so I have since removed that. It works without it, but I have to be careful that I clamp the wire in between the nuts and don't let the nuts touch the deck.

I wish I could get more airflow to the coils, but its not really designed for that. I also find that my dropper tips don't fit in the airflow hole, making it hard to drip right on the coil. And I would prefer to look at my wick when dripping, due to the way the deck is at two different elevations, but the only way to do this is to take the entire top cap off, which is the entire size of the atty and leaves the deck without the side walls.

ya I kinda melted mine when I first built on it but noticed it early on and rebuilt my set up so its away from it. was my first rda
 
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