Vulcan dual coil Dripper, looks impressive £7-40 FT 7days

[robby]

Aug 16, 2014 19:47:57 GMT robdelmar said:

That didn't take long to clone, bought one at vapefest, was impressed when I saw it and sensibly priced for a original

As a matter of interest, what sort of screws are in it? are they like the ones in the FT one?

[osdset]

Thumbs down for thumb screws! The ones fitted to the positive post in my UD AGA-TD are way too small to tighten down properly without using needle nosed pliers or sturdy tweezers.

[robdelmar]

Aug 16, 2014 22:33:26 GMT robby said:

Aug 16, 2014 19:47:57 GMT robdelmar said:

That didn't take long to clone, bought one at vapefest, was impressed when I saw it and sensibly priced for a original

As a matter of interest, what sort of screws are in it? are they like the ones in the FT one?

Mine came with the gold plated brass thumb screws fitted plus ss thumb screws and ss allen key heads in the spares pack, but I replaced mine with ss philips head screws that I prefer, m2 for the neg post and m2.5 for the pos

[profbeard]

I've got an original Vulcan (cost about £35 quid I think) - very well made bit of Japanese engineering for the price. I'm running it with twin twisted coil at a combined resistance of 0.66ohms. Compared to my usual atties it is an airy draw, and lends itself to a sub-ohm "lung inhale" vape. It's not a true "cloud chasers" atty but produces considerable vapour combines with excellent flavour. I found it very easy to set up and use, once I realised that the coils needed to be sited fairly low.

[profbeard]

Here a picture of it on my Super T ELA with Satburn switch:

[it0mm0]

mine turned up today whilst i was at work, nice bit of kit, looking forward to building on it in the morning

The box and build quality all look pretty good and its got a nice bit of weight to it