Innokin iSub RBA

[lisburnvapes]

Good guide , cheers @yinyang for pointing this out and thanks to sonicflowjoe for taking the time to make the guide

[sonicflowjoe]

No worries lisburnvapes glad the guide still seems to be of use to some people.

I saw that there's an rba out for the Isub now... Looks pretty decent to me but don't suppose it does anything much different to rebuilding a stock head if you're enclined to tinkering

[DiscoDes]

paulymeatballs has done a nice video review here : allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/post/1051323/thread

[lisburnvapes]

Jan 21, 2016 21:19:05 GMT sonicflowjoe said:

No worries lisburnvapes glad the guide still seems to be of use to some people.

I saw that there's an rba out for the Isub now... Looks pretty decent to me but don't suppose it does anything much different to rebuilding a stock head if you're enclined to tinkering

Love the Innokin isub range, underrated tank IMO

[Perpetua]

Jan 21, 2016 21:19:05 GMT sonicflowjoe said:

No worries lisburnvapes glad the guide still seems to be of use to some people.

I saw that there's an rba out for the Isub now... Looks pretty decent to me but don't suppose it does anything much different to rebuilding a stock head if you're enclined to tinkering

You'll still be getting my used stock coils for re-doing sonicflowjoe, they last me sooooooooooo long that I'm waiting to build up a few!

And even the RBA heads perhaps.

[Perpetua]

Jan 20, 2016 16:52:19 GMT decoy said:

it looks well thought out

That's actually a great tutorial for the RBA . . . . I watched it through last night. He explains and shows very clearly exactly what to do, with some very good tips.

Even got as far as getting a supplied pre-wound coil installed quite painlessly thanks to it as mine arrived yesterday, which was a little scary!

[decoy]

Jan 23, 2016 7:02:16 GMT Perpetua said:

Jan 20, 2016 16:52:19 GMT decoy said:

it looks well thought out

That's actually a great tutorial for the RBA . . . . I watched it through last night. He explains and shows very clearly exactly what to do, with some very good tips.

Even got as far as getting a supplied pre-wound coil installed quite painlessly thanks to it as mine arrived yesterday, which was a little scary!

tbh unless you are lucky nuff to find pre made coils that are the same size internal hole as the ones supplied  wickking might be tricky
if your wanting around 0.5 ohms use o.4 or 0.5 wire wich is really easy to work with ond only needs between 4 to 6 wraps

the only thing i would add to the tutorial is when tucking in the wick use a small flat screwdriver so you can tuck it under the edges better(so it fans out on the inside)
if any of the wick is sticking out past the rba it will get dislodged when you put it in the atty ,so tuck and pat it so it sits flush and no gaps 

still waiting for mine humph

[sydsut]

Jan 21, 2016 7:28:17 GMT Perpetua said:

Jan 21, 2016 7:19:28 GMT decoy said:

Perpetua with the supplied coil jig and some 0.4/0.5 wire it should be simple to knock up your own coils for it as you only need 5 wraps and with messing about with the occ heads it dont really matter if you use spaced or micro coils 

Thank you decoy . . . . I might have a go, although winding coils holds less than zero interest for me!

I've several million already, with more in the post - I'll sort something out, one way or t'other. The stock coils last forever so these are my Plan B.

Quantum. As in you didn't enjoy that coil you wound tomorrow