Show us your Builds - User Made Tank Coils (Protanks, Nautilus Etc.)
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Thanks for the support @Rob Fisher and I smell one hefty fine for @PeterHarris if we don't see a new video soon.
oh does it now?!
So have anyone done a 0.8 ohm coil on these coil builds? I want to give it a go. The rubber grommet won't burn a t 0.8 ohm?
Lowest I went on the mPT2 coils was 1.5 ohms @TylerD
I didn't get burning of the rubber grommet - but I was also careful not to dry burn it too much when changing wick. Just a few short quick pulses. After a while though I often remembered a few brown discolouration marks on the grommet. Perhaps the initial signs of some burning. I think these were not for going subohm.
But maybe give it a try and let us know
I worry though because 0.8 ohms on a 4V battery will pull 5 amps and I doubt these Clearos were designed for that.
Cool stuff. Thanks @Silver . I will try it. Are the standard 0.8 coils, one can buy made differently to the ,say 1.5 coils?
I use 1.8 ohm coils on a MPT3 mini, if I vape mindless I taste not burnt, but rather heated rubber - for the odd toot, 0.8 ohm might be ok, but doubt that you will be able to take more than 3 or 4 long consecutive toots.
I want to try it on the pipe. Just when I'm easy vaping at night.
My reason is that I like a hot vape. Can't do a cold vape.
KF mini giving you too much hassles?
I get dry hits after a few toots. Doesn't wick as fast as I would like it to wick. Want to try a simple tank.
Ok that makes sense
Really not sure @TylerD - I havent tried the 0.8 commercial coils...
At the moment, I am vaping the 1.8 ohm BVC coil on the Nautilus Mini and the 1.8 ohm Kanger coil on the EVOD1
Both for the occasional mindless vape. It works fine for me.
I am interested and curious to also try the lower ohm commercial coils but then I would need a different regulated device that can fire these lower ohms.
Cool, so I coileed it to about 0.9 ohm and drilled the little holes at the bottom of the MPT3. Works like a charm. Thanks guys!
I am really having difficulty recoiling the mpt3 coils.
I have about 20 old ones that I would like to put to use, but either the rubber grommit at the bottom leaks or tears.
I also don't always get a reading on the mvp2 (NON).
And when I think i have one going i pull litres of juice (over-exaggeration) into my mouth.
I have about 20 old ones that I would like to put to use, but either the rubber grommit at the bottom leaks or tears.
I also don't always get a reading on the mvp2 (NON).
And when I think i have one going i pull litres of juice (over-exaggeration) into my mouth.
My MVP wont fire under 1.2 ohm, so have built the new Aerotank dual coils @ 1.3 ohm. Waiting for my Hana to push those limits
My MVP wont fire under 1.2 ohm, so have built the new Aerotank dual coils @ 1.3 ohm. Waiting for my Hana to push those limits
Thats really odd? It should be able to
Really @Stroodlepuff ? From what I read thats the normal safe limits for the MVP. I tried it on a dripper as well. Could fire a 1.2 ohm at 11 watts, but it didn't seem very efficient.
So the question is, where have you been able to push it too?
So the question is, where have you been able to push it too?
At lower that 1 ohm the rubber grommets aren't happy. I've burnt through a few off them especially if you chain vape. The newer coils come with silicone insulators, no problems with those.
Cool stuff. Was wondering about that. Thanks!
It is safe to 1ohm - I pushed mine to 0.8 but I wouldn't recommend it - nothing bad happened to me or the mvp but you never know
I also find the MVP2 to be quite finicky with Kanger rebuilds.
I have found a few problems:
- the coil itself touching metal cup (coil housing)
- coil is to high up, so when you put the chimney back on it touches
- when you trim the excess Kanthal by the grommet, tuck in any you can't get to under the rubber. I found if any kanthal sticks out and touches the connector on the MVP, it says NON.
- the pin may be to far out or not enough (pin that seals the grommet)
Just checking @Gazzacpt - are the rubber ones white in colour and the new silicon ones clear? (i.e. sort of see through)
That would be correct sir.
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