Im looking at the Kayfun Lite, sadly $ flow is a bit tight, and the girlfriend is a pain when it comes to spending.. Lol! I guess it wont run on a Ego c twist? Lol
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Kayfuns also chow through juice. So its heavy in every regard.
how did u attach the cotton to it? just loose around the silica? i am going to make a new coil later, and think that i must try that. my current coil is the twisted one, for me it reacts to slow, takes a while to heat up
Haha! Thats good news tho! i always have my charger with me at least! altho the iClear 16 on it gives me 1.75 days of vaping. I would love to get a Kayfun light, but i think ill move to the iCLear 30B first and then go RBA. I know i am going to regret it but i have to pace myself
Perhaps get a Mod first and then a Kayfun. Regards to being top heavy and bit, i dont really worry about that, thats why there are stands, lol! The bigger the better the manlier! Hahaha! There is a serbian woman in the same office park thats vaping on a Evic and a iClear 30S, and that puts my setup to shame in terms of looks, but she has barely any vapour production, quite sad really.
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@Smokyg yeah, RBA's are awesome don't get me wrong, but when you have a build that's just not doing it for you and you want that vape NOW then it's sometimes a schlep to have to do a new build. Maybe think about a cheap dripper in the mean time as well? I got a Helios from CVS for less than R200, it can be set up for dual coils even, pretty nice, adjustable airflow.
Lol yeah, everyone has different tastes, I always get a lot of comments about how big my eVic or SVD setups are. eVic and 30s is also pretty hefty looking, my kinda style!
Lol yeah, everyone has different tastes, I always get a lot of comments about how big my eVic or SVD setups are. eVic and 30s is also pretty hefty looking, my kinda style!
Perhaps a dripper is not a bad idea for chilling at home
Thanks for that idea! Perhaps i should invest in one next month Ill slowly build up the arsenal, (Everything i buy i have to buy 2 of for the better half).
yes tom just wrap it around the silica once juiced it stays in placehow did u attach the cotton to it? just loose around the silica? i am going to make a new coil later, and think that i must try that. my current coil is the twisted one, for me it reacts to slow, takes a while to heat up
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done, 0.9 ohm, looks like yours, no pic needed then...also did my Rocket over. hard coil rebuild work today, now relaxing and test vaping the CVS special
Thanks @Zegee , ill go have a look, have to persuade the better half tho..
Just normal cotton balls or roll at the pharmacy, you form it to a wick with your fingers.
figured im gona need a micro coil jig and came up with this using a couple of screws a needle tip and a battery holder. not too bad will in due time make my own proper jig
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So i tried a new coil on my RUSSIAN 91% 0.7 ohms 30gauge kanthal 6 wrap around 2mm drill bit. Im well impressed, i like a TH, this thing is just crazy, maybe a little to harsh but the flavor was great, not huge clouds but im happy. oh yes its a cotton wick did take a pic of that though
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looks sweet
i take it you wrapped the cotton around the coil and not through the center ?
Correct sir.
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How is the chimney style micro coil compared to the normal micro coil? I know the guy from rim trippers says the taste is more defined with the chimney styled coil..
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I think im fine tuning and playing with what i like and dont like. We all get so easily influenced by what is suppose to taste good or be good by what we read on the forums.
For me i could not really tasted the difference in the 2, for one with this vertical coil i got lotsa of snap crackle and popping of juice in my mouth to the point where i got boiling juice on my tongue. Could be a wicking problem or because the coil sits so high up in the chimney that it get through the tiny hole.
I think im to inexperienced to say which was better but i will say at the moment sub ohming is not for me.
I think im fine tuning and playing with what i like and dont like. We all get so easily influenced by what is suppose to taste good or be good by what we read on the forums.
For me i could not really tasted the difference in the 2, for one with this vertical coil i got lotsa of snap crackle and popping of juice in my mouth to the point where i got boiling juice on my tongue. Could be a wicking problem or because the coil sits so high up in the chimney that it get through the tiny hole.
I think im to inexperienced to say which was better but i will say at the moment sub ohming is not for me.
Thank you for your honest impressions. Methinks the darker side (sub-ohm) vapers, like me at around 0.9 ohms, are a minority in the vaping community. From the Reo subforum on ECF my impression is that most vape around 1.0 to 1.5 on a mech.
I found the same with the chimney build. I didn't like it. I keep on reverting back to the original build and it is great. I made a bit of a change with the wick material, running it also over the screws on the side of the coil and I really love that. I will take a photo tonight to show you.
Like this.
Interesting... will attempt with next build
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