With 28 and 30 I've never had an issue with the classic making wide spaces in the coil and then squeezing them together on the screwdriver afterwards. Always springs back out to the perfect spacing for me.
So do coils last longer with temperature control?
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.15 ohm dual 12 wrapped 28 g. Not the coil you saw on the screw earlier, but here is my current TC build from the same screw....
Cool, what rba is that? I am getting ready to venture into my own coil building and I like the looks of your deck..15 ohm dual 12 wrapped 28 g. Not the coil you saw on the screw earlier, but here is my current TC build from the same screw....
I third the screw technique. I've been using it for a year now. Got several different sizes of screws from Home Depot and get perfectly spaced coils every time, Kanthal, Nickel, etc. No problem...
I also leave it on the screw to mount and once the coil is mounted unscrew it and done... perfect every time.
I also leave it on the screw to mount and once the coil is mounted unscrew it and done... perfect every time.
The screw method works, the "contact coil stretch" works with some practice, and the method below is super easy and effective as well.
Just an update. The first nickel coil that came with my tank is finally losing flavour after almost 4 weeks - kanthal coils usually last me 2 weeks before needing replacing. It's still producing almost as much vapour as it did but the flavour has definitely gone down.
So that's a result as far as I'm concerned - almost double the life of kanthal coils. Yippee!
So that's a result as far as I'm concerned - almost double the life of kanthal coils. Yippee!
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