Well yeah I agree with that. I just didn't want the thread to turn into an atomizer thread, ya know? I was kinda hoping to hear if people have better luck with micro coils or standard coils when it comes to flavor, and stuff along those lines.
I'll go along with that, all the different juice seems to have it's own happy place.
if you get a lemo, for flavor, go with the drop. it dosent have the juice capacity of the regular lemo, but the flavor is much better, i made the mistake of getting a lemo right away instead of waiting for the drop to drop. lol, see what i did there? either way, i use my regular lemo for being out at work since it lasts pretty long between fills.
There ya"ll go costing me more money! Guess I gotta buy a drop now. LOL
i used 30 gauge on my lemo, and it was nothing but dry hitsville
i use a 5/32 pretty much for all of my coils, i had the 30gauge build all the way down at like 8 watts, still dry as hell, its boggling my mind, so i just went back to my 26gauge, 12 wraps, 1.5 ohm, at 25 watts, fantastic vape, different beast though, im running single coil
i agree, a fair bit s important, but i am not trying to just blow the hugest clouds possible like i used to, but i do need a decent cloud, but that usually comes with the builds i do, i pretty much use 22g on all my mechs, which get nice and hot, with tons of flavor, usually around .1-.2,
I'm thinking of trying a single coil twisted build in the magma next - I've got a dual coil standard 28g kanthal, 13 wraps on 2.0mm screwdriver comes out to 0.7 ohms. It makes for some great flavor but I feel like coils are too restrictive. I think the twisted with those natural gaps between the wraps will work a lot better on the magma. Plus twisted coils are my favorite coils to build
If you do a light torch once you finish twisting while still holding under tension, it will set, then you wont have any problems coiling it.
I have never ever actually torched a wire in my life.
It all seems so subjective to me. type of coils, ohms, watts, atty, cotton, etc... Everyone gets different results since the combinations are virtually endless. Experimentation with the equipment you have is your best bet, which is part of the fun and addictiveness !!
This is also a big part of it, it took me a while to find a ser up on my rda i really enjoy. Plus I have 20 watts to play with. So i found something that will work t
FIRST OF ALL HOW OLD ARE YOU??
Good question, but I am pretty sure from his profile AND the conversations we have had here, SB is an adult.
You cant be sure!
To answer your questions I'll be 26 next month. Been steadily vaping for a little over 6 months. I was in a car accident a couple months back and had to have surgery on my ankle. With that being said, I've been laid up at home with not a whole hell of a lot to do, that's why I've started some threads and have tried to educate myself more about vaping. Over the last two months my life has consisted of vaping, building coils, playing video games, Netflix, watching vaping reviews, talking to folks on here, and more vaping lol. I've had way too much time on my hands.
I actually just did this ridiculously hot build just for shits and grins. Twisted 26g, 5 wraps around a 2.4 mm screwdriver, 0.18 ohm in a plume veil I just picked up. I knew I wasn't really doing a flavor build but I'm still getting some strong flavor. Nice dense, warm, flavorful vape. Pretty surprised with it! Also I'm running it at 95 watts, 4.4 volts.
About how many watts do you usually run a build like that? I've started to lower the resistance of my builds just because I like a warm vape. I do have to run them on higher wattage though. For a .2-.3 build I'm usually running around 55-70 watts. I notice if I go to hot then I start to lose the flavor.
So I just watched the review on the Clapton coil. Doesn't seem too difficult to make. How does the flavor of it compare to a microcoil?
Big surface makes the difference here. Vapor is a little bit warmer but I like it. I run it on 16 - 20 W (1 ohm) but the same coil withstands 25 - 30 W with no problem. And lower gauges can do more obviously. Generally Clapton can do "the same W + 50 %" like normal micro without burning your juice.
I got quads on my Orchid and oh boy. The flavor @ 50w is just in your face. The amount of vapor is what you can expect from 0.2 quads and when all that vapor is sort of compressed, if you will, in that small chimney the taste just becomes so wonderfully saturated and moist. It's like eating wet clouds of vanilla custard.
