Four REO's back in operation. Two Divo's, a Manta and a O16.
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@Silent Echo throw a 3mm ID single 28/32 Clapton in there. I normally do 6 odd wraps.
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Love the hoodie!
Prior to the ss coil, I had a 26/32 Clapton 6 wraps in there. Maybe I'll try the Clapton again.
The O-16 being better than the Manta is a no brainer. The O-16 being better than most other bf atty's is also a no brainer.
Whatr my builds do for the liquids I built them for may not have much meaning to what liquid you're building for. I build to the juice in whatever atty, not to the atty for just any old juice.
At present I have a 26 dual-3mm-0.47 for my DIY Pumpkin Velvet in one of them... and a 26/32 Clapton-2.5mm-0.78 in the other for DIY Coconut Ice.
Most interesting @Spydro
When building for a juice what are your general findings ?
Are you building for the nic level or is your nic level the same and you are building for the flavour profile?
I can unspderstand that different power levels (in mech terms, ohms) can bring out different flavours but what has your experience been regarding different coil types or different internal diameters for example?
I don't build for nic because I don't care about having any nic at all in my DIY. I build for flavor to my own personal tastes in each atty I run it in. It's R&D and T&E until you get it for each juice to your personal tastes. I use larger form coils, preferably 3mm but at least 2.5mm as they will house far more pulled and rolled wick that holds more liquid for my long, slow lung hits. I mostly keep it simple now days when building coils... with contact, sometimes ugly, parallel, some Clapton and some twisted depending on which the juice likes the best.
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