house of liquid - papillon organic

[hoss]

Apr 6, 2014 17:13:57 GMT enjay said:

Apr 6, 2014 15:04:28 GMT hoss said:

can the coil be changed too ? their abit pricey tho :/

You make them yourself and change them as often as you like, bit tricky at first but after a few goes it gets a lot easier. If you're not into building coils yourself you could always visit your local vape shop for assistance or get someone on here to wind some up and send to you.

thank you enjay , I've seen lots of 'how to's'' on YouTube and i think i can manage that now or at least i can give it a try. there are a few different models of Kayfun , which one do you recommend and also should I order some 28 Gage wire resistant or should i go with the higher numbers? as i mentioned earlier on i have a Vamo V5 !
thanks again

[enjay]

Try one of the clones first, the russian or the kayfun lite plus, if you find it to be as good as the rest of us then you can go buy a genuine one but at like £75 including delivery the genuine one is pricey to try.

There's threads around here on them and plenty of youtube vids too.

As for kanthal I'd get one of those strips of card that has a few sizes on it, you can then figure out what works best for you, do you know the minimum ohms of the V5? Doesn't matter, I can find out anyway but figured I'd ask.

It's taken me a bit of trial and error but I really love my kayfun, it just goves me the best all round vape. I like messing with a dripper now and then but the kayfun gets used all day long.

[djs]

Apr 6, 2014 19:48:24 GMT hoss said:

I've seen lots of 'how to's'' on YouTube and i think i can manage that now or at least i can give it a try. there are a few different models of Kayfun , which one do you recommend and also should I order some 28 Gage wire resistant or should i go with the higher numbers? as i mentioned earlier on i have a Vamo V5 !
thanks again

I've been vaping two flavours today on Vamo and itasteVV.

Both in Kanger T3S clearos with microcoil and cotton wool. Totally splendid, cost about 20p.

Took me less than 3 or 4 goes to get it right, whereas I wasted the best part of a year of my life trying to perfect hand wraps around silica or ekowool.

Wrapping around a drill bit and using cotton wool is almost 100% predictable. The coils last for ages.... no dark liquid issues, no burnt-out wire, just clean and flavoursome vaping.