The Reomiser 2
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thread the cotton through the coil
remember less is more dont over wick , the cotton should fit snug not too loose or tight
Bera normal microcoil works like a bomb!
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sharief what id is that coil ?
and also how do you get it so neat ? my micros dont seem to stay together on the bit but once i pulse and tweeze it stays , i suppose thats normal ?
and also how do you get it so neat ? my micros dont seem to stay together on the bit but once i pulse and tweeze it stays , i suppose thats normal ?
Of course it does not block the air hole, sorry don't know what was I thinking, my bad. But, as @Cape vaping supplies said probably not an ideal coil for the RM2. Below is a coil from @Cape vaping supplies, which imo is a good example of a standard coil on the RM2.
if I remember correctly its 1.6id.
I wrap as tight as I can then tweez. I have found also depends on the kanthal you use
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using 28g at the moment , but even when i tweeze while on the bit its springy . have to pulse for it to stay together .
when u wrap try and keep them together
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i do , just springs out of place
then the pulse method is your best option
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this vape budget need to recover so I can get another lp. going to modify my atomic for it
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i use 28G 9 or 10 Wraps on a 1.5mm ID.
i then push the sides together while the coil is still on the drill bit.
then i remove the coil and gently squeeze it between tweezers, not too tight as i dont want the coil to collapse.
then while im squeezing the coil, i use my cooking torch to burn the coil for about 10 to 15 secs.
the coil will glo like when dry firing, and your coils will "stick" together in that position
hope it helps
i'll post a pic now of my wife doing it...
Lol @Cape vaping supplies, back on the Reo band wagon. Seems you cant stay away from it for too long, says alot about the Reo.
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Yip, that is the way I do it too....using ceramic tweezers.i use 28G 9 or 10 Wraps on a 1.5mm ID.
i then push the sides together while the coil is still on the drill bit.
then i remove the coil and gently squeeze it between tweezers, not too tight as i dont want the coil to collapse.
then while im squeezing the coil, i use my cooking torch to burn the coil for about 10 to 15 secs.
the coil will glo like when dry firing, and your coils will "stick" together in that position
hope it helps
i'll post a pic now of my wife doing it...
need to get me a blow torch or something of the sort then
if you dont have a btorch the gas stove also worka
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i have some zippos laying around since kicking the habit , will try that too and see
I'm using an old zippo to anneal wire before coiling, works gr8 for me.
thanks Ω
Very good video, Alex. Personally I do no like squeezing on the Reomizer. With my shaky hand I tend to bugger it up - and the risk of a short scares me. Find it much easier to squeeze and fire at the same time on the tweezers beforehand - also do not anneal the wire beforehand, but with the thick wire he is using probably required. What works very well for me: After the first quick pulse, insert the mandrel and move it to-and-fro like a snooker que. Pulse again, mandrel to-and-fro. This for me is the best way to get that the even glowing one wants. Love the way he puts pressure on the legs to neaten up the coil - for sure going to try that next time. Also gives a very good indication of volume of cotton to use.
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