Isub heads rebuilt

[purple1234]

sonicflowjoe hi dude, just rebuilt my Isub head using your guide.

It is as simple as rebuilding the old kanger heads.

I actually went mad and built a 1.3 ohm head and to be honest with the right amount of power it's a lovely vape.

nice one

[Pepperty]

That's exactly why I bought them too, that the coils are long lasting and are easily rewicked and rebuilt!

I'm rather fond of them and now own 3 isubs an isub g and an apex

[tsoko]

I cant wait to get the iSub S I have ordered with FT hopefully this week

[joeten]

Don't think you will be disappointed.

[sydsut]

I've got the full set now, with the iSub, iSub G, iSub Apex and iSub S with an iSub V on order from EVS hopefully coming soon. They are ridiculously simple to fill, coil, wick and use and give a great vape.

[sonicflowjoe]

Apr 18, 2016 18:20:07 GMT purple1234 said:

sonicflowjoe hi dude, just rebuilt my Isub head using your guide.

It is as simple as rebuilding the old kanger heads.

I actually went mad and built a 1.3 ohm head and to be honest with the right amount of power it's a lovely vape.

nice one

Hi purple1234 glad my guide came in handy for you. As you say they really are simple to rebuild once you get your head round how to get inside and reassemble etc.

I'm yet to really crack a decent build that works with high vg juice at 30 - 40 watts plus. Just a case of getting the wicking right I suppose but when I've tried I get dry hits trying to chain vape at higher settings...

Btw, sorry for late reply. Been away at Tenerife for a week. First proper day back today. Back to reality...

[decoy]

I think the upper limit on these heads is the wicking so 40 watts on heavy vg is pushing them
I will try drilling out the wick holes a little but if I go to far it will cut down the air low and poss flood

[decoy]

I think I may have cracked it


Put some .5 Clapton wire in (remember to strip the legs or it rips insulator)
Wicked it using Scottish roll method and it's keeping up at 65 watts