Any coilers with spare time around?

[doctorjellybean]

I have eight Kanger coils (heads) which have been "cleaned" more times than my dentures. I have read quite a bit on re-coiling, but I think I'd be better off building the next space shuttle. Wicking, dry burning, ohms ...

Therefore, if there are any coilers with spare time who would be willing to re-coil my heads, I would very much appreciate it.

[padiho]

May 29, 2014 6:53:40 GMT doctorjellybean said:

I have eight Kanger coils (heads) which have been "cleaned" more times than my dentures. I have read quite a bit on re-coiling, but I think I'd be better off building the next space shuttle. Wicking, dry burning, ohms ...

Therefore, if there are any coilers with spare time who would be willing to re-coil my heads, I would very much appreciate it.

Jelly bean I have always shied away from recoiling..however yesterday I did my first one. It really wasn't as difficult as I imagined at all. Just read super shiny's excellent tutorial on it. I also watched it being done on you tube. Try it, you may be surprised what you actually can do.

[Roscopecotrain]

May 29, 2014 6:53:40 GMT doctorjellybean said:

I have eight Kanger coils (heads) which have been "cleaned" more times than my dentures. I have read quite a bit on re-coiling, but I think I'd be better off building the next space shuttle. Wicking, dry burning, ohms ...

Therefore, if there are any coilers with spare time who would be willing to re-coil my heads, I would very much appreciate it.

Are they single coil heads? What setup do you want in them jellybean? Normal coil and silica or microcoil and cotton?

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

[doctorjellybean]

May 29, 2014 9:27:11 GMT Roscopecotrain said:

May 29, 2014 6:53:40 GMT doctorjellybean said:

I have eight Kanger coils (heads) which have been "cleaned" more times than my dentures. I have read quite a bit on re-coiling, but I think I'd be better off building the next space shuttle. Wicking, dry burning, ohms ...

Therefore, if there are any coilers with spare time who would be willing to re-coil my heads, I would very much appreciate it.

Are they single coil heads? What setup do you want in them jellybean? Normal coil and silica or microcoil and cotton?

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

They are single coil heads: www.vapingvision.co.uk/products/kanger-evod-bcc-replacement-coil-x-5.html

I have no idea what the difference is between Normal coil / silica and microcoil / cotton I believe the latter is better?

May 29, 2014 6:59:39 GMT padiho said:

May 29, 2014 6:53:40 GMT doctorjellybean said:

I have eight Kanger coils (heads) which have been "cleaned" more times than my dentures. I have read quite a bit on re-coiling, but I think I'd be better off building the next space shuttle. Wicking, dry burning, ohms ...

Therefore, if there are any coilers with spare time who would be willing to re-coil my heads, I would very much appreciate it.

Jelly bean I have always shied away from recoiling..however yesterday I did my first one. It really wasn't as difficult as I imagined at all. Just read super shiny's excellent tutorial on it. I also watched it being done on you tube. Try it, you may be surprised what you actually can do.

I'm sure it isn't, but now might not be the time to try. Besides, it may be better to experience a re-coil from an expert and and see what the difference is first

[prr]

I will do them for you, send me a pm and I will give you my address, Regards, Paul.

[Roscopecotrain]

May 29, 2014 12:29:20 GMT doctorjellybean said:

May 29, 2014 9:27:11 GMT Roscopecotrain said:

Are they single coil heads? What setup do you want in them jellybean? Normal coil and silica or microcoil and cotton?

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

They are single coil heads: www.vapingvision.co.uk/products/kanger-evod-bcc-replacement-coil-x-5.html

I have no idea what the difference is between Normal coil / silica and microcoil / cotton I believe the latter is better?

May 29, 2014 6:59:39 GMT padiho said:

Jelly bean I have always shied away from recoiling..however yesterday I did my first one. It really wasn't as difficult as I imagined at all. Just read super shiny's excellent tutorial on it. I also watched it being done on you tube. Try it, you may be surprised what you actually can do.

I'm sure it isn't, but now might not be the time to try. Besides, it may be better to experience a re-coil from an expert and and see what the difference is first

Tell ya what jellybean. I will coil them for you. 4 with a normal coil and silica and 4 with micro coil and cotton. That is assuming i have some silica wick. Will check when home tomoz. If i dont i will micro coil the lot for you.

What ohms would you like?

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[doctorjellybean]

Thank you prr and Roscopecotrain

Sending you both PM's

[Roscopecotrain]

May 29, 2014 12:57:15 GMT doctorjellybean said:

Thank you prr and Roscopecotrain

Sending you both PM's

Ah i missed prr post. If he is happy send them all on to him.

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[intheblim]

whats the diffrence between a normal coil and a microcoil ?

[chykensa]

Jun 6, 2014 1:08:51 GMT intheblim said:

whats the diffrence between a normal coil and a microcoil ?

Normal coils have a small gap between the wraps, and are usually built around a silica wick, whereas a microcoil is built with the wraps intentionally touching, and is flamed to soften the wire after building, then squeezed together with tweezers so that the wraps all touch.
This results in a much stronger coil which can be wicked with cotton wool, and the wick itself can be reused unlike a normal coil. With care, a microcoil can last well over a month before requiring a rebuild.
Microcoils are recommended for RBAs (ReBuildable Atomisers) and can also be used in Protank heads, giving a far superior vape.
HTH

[Roscopecotrain]

Jun 6, 2014 6:37:08 GMT chykensa said:

Jun 6, 2014 1:08:51 GMT intheblim said:

whats the diffrence between a normal coil and a microcoil ?

Normal coils have a small gap between the wraps, and are usually built around a silica wick, whereas a microcoil is built with the wraps intentionally touching, and is flamed to soften the wire after building, then squeezed together with tweezers so that the wraps all touch.
This results in a much stronger coil which can be wicked with cotton wool, and the wick itself can be reused unlike a normal coil. With care, a microcoil can last well over a month before requiring a rebuild.
Microcoils are recommended for RBAs (ReBuildable Atomisers) and can also be used in Protank heads, giving a far superior vape.
HTH

Just a month. I have protank micro coils that are 5 months old lol.

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[chykensa]

Roscopecotrain i was erring on the side of caution! I also have coils that are 3 months old, and I think they are past their best, but for a few pence and 5 minutes I reckon that's a good investment

[Roscopecotrain]

Jun 6, 2014 14:58:05 GMT chykensa said:

Roscopecotrain i was erring on the side of caution! I also have coils that are 3 months old, and I think they are past their best, but for a few pence and 5 minutes I reckon that's a good investment

To right Andy, having coils last that long ,akes them super cheap.

[Super-Shiny]

I change all my coils and cotton every 2-3 days

[alansi]

Jun 6, 2014 16:30:41 GMT Super-Shiny said:

I change all my coils and cotton every 2-3 days

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