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good start! apply maybe another once or twice the tweezers after firing.Just built my first coil on the Kayfun. Not to difficult.
28g kanthal, 8 wraps on 2mm drill, 1.5ohm according to the Zmax.
I have to play around with different configurations and power settings still.
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Thanks @Tom I will try that.good start! apply maybe another once or twice the tweezers after firing.
I didn't originally buy the Kayfun but went for the Ithaka first but have issues with the wrong steel parts touching.can't wait for my Kayfun. Got the Rocket, which is another clone Kayfun style, but its a bit leaky
Tom . I got a rocket from VK just after I arrived and in the beginning it used to leak . I have now learnt how to treat it and no more leaks ... but the kayfun is my new wow atty .can't wait for my Kayfun. Got the Rocket, which is another clone Kayfun style, but its a bit leaky
Show me .. I would like to helpI didn't originally buy the Kayfun but went for the Ithaka first but have issues with the wrong steel parts touching.
I will post on that once I can figure out the best way to fix it.
Great first coil - you should have seen mine - no picture fortunately exists. Agree with Tom the wraps should be touching more - use those tweezers or long nosed pliers. Just to make sure, you do know that the Ithaka needs both resistance and non-resistance wire?I didn't originally buy the Kayfun but went for the Ithaka first but have issues with the wrong steel parts touching.
I will post on that once I can figure out the best way to fix it.
can't wait for my Kayfun. Got the Rocket, which is another clone Kayfun style, but its a bit leaky
noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ....I thew my Rocket in the dustbin couldn't deal anymore.
Now go back and fetch the Rocket out of the dustbin and send it to me...now dammit. Or you can sell it to someone on the forumI thew my Rocket in the dustbin couldn't deal anymore.
Now go back and fetch the Rocket out of the dustbin and send it to me...now dammit. Or you can sell it to someone on the forum
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well, mine is not that bad. It just leaks occasionally thru the airholes. But that was too much for me to have it in daily use. I will still use it sometime as a backup.Lost screw, stripped threads, leaked everywhere. I wouldn't have wished it on anyone. I got it from someone who had given up on it and wanted to toss it. After I was done with it best thing to do was take it out of circulation.
well, mine is not that bad. It just leaks occasionally thru the airholes. But that was too much for me to have it in daily use. I will still use it sometime as a backup.
Good job on a first build man. My first couple all had dry hits, had too much silica down there. Once you get it right, and it seems you have, it's the best vape you can get IMO. One suggestion, you can get your coils slightly closer to the air hole, but other than that, it seems great.So here is my first try at a coil wrap on my new Kayfun 3.1 ES. I went for something simple as a tester.
Equipment: Kayfun & ZMax V5
Materials: 2mm Silica & 0.4 x 0.1mm A1 Kanthal flat ribbon.
Juice: The Plume Room - Magic Melon Medley 6mg.
Assemble, fill, blow some tasty clouds!
It is a little bit of a hot vape for me, but overall I am satisfied with my first try. The flavour is satisfactory (on par with the coil @RevnLucky7 did for me the day I got the Kayfun).
Yes I know, but I really just wanted to vape the thing on the day I got it without having to worry about failing a coil wrap. Vapour is improving as I vape, is it supposed to be like that? No dry hits, gurgling or leaking yet (Touch wood)
Anyway, I'm happy and my coils can only improve from here. Suggestions or tips would be appreciated guys and lady-guys (girls)
use a needle or a paperclick bent straight. prep the wick, add the paperclip and wrap the wire. afterwards just remove the paperclip...I found that when wrapping coils, it is better not wrap the coils directly onto the wick, as it tends to choke the wick which hampers the wicking process. i coil first and then thread the wick through. ex. a 2mm/1.8mm wrap around a drill bit allows a 2mm wick to fit easily. it is just easier then to also form the coil better. or if you have to wrap around the wick, try and not make it too tight.
I just wrap it straight on the silica again. Not threading it afterwards like with cotton, or using a needle. We all get there with different techniques at the end with decent coils and wicks. Point is, there's no 'right' or 'wrong' way when it comes to coil building techniques, just personal preferences.use a needle or a paperclick bent straight. prep the wick, add the paperclip and wrap the wire. afterwards just remove the paperclip...