isub G 2 ohm coils

[wil7985]

Aug 27, 2016 15:59:56 GMT @broadblaster said:

I'm sure iirc in some of the packets of 2.0 coils i bought they threw in a small bore drip tip in with them

Yes that's right  the packs that I've had have a cheepo plastic drip trip in, I use the tips from my protanks etc.

[baconandeggs]

Aug 25, 2016 18:56:06 GMT ghostrider1971 said:

Hi guys,

I was reading online about 2 ohm coils being available for the isub G tank.

Any thoughts on using it as a non-sub ohm tank?

A few of the reviews of 2 ohm coil users I've read said:- 1) It's cooler 2) Uses less juice 3) "Better than using a Nautilus"

I use them on the Isub V tanks, same coils. Perfect at 8w on my radius. Don't bin the coils don't don't don't

You may not be able to renew the wick, but you can rebuild them very easily with new wire and then you can re wick them when needed easily.

Save you coils everyone and post them to me

BVC coils, chuck em in the bin

[smifee]

Dec 7, 2016 20:26:40 GMT baconandeggs said:

Aug 25, 2016 18:56:06 GMT ghostrider1971 said:

BVC coils, chuck em in the bin

Heretic Tease-smiley

[baconandeggs]

Dec 8, 2016 10:14:27 GMT smifee said:

Dec 7, 2016 20:26:40 GMT baconandeggs said:

Heretic Tease-smiley

After you have used BVC unless you know a way of re wicking coiling them

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rewicking/replacing coils thread. Works great have a look

[smifee]

Dec 8, 2016 10:14:27 GMT smifee said:

Dec 7, 2016 20:26:40 GMT baconandeggs said:

Heretic Tease-smiley

I only use tanks that take Nautilus BVC coils and have been recoiling them for 2 years. Biggest drawback is the rubber grommet at the bottom of the heads. It perishes & gets damaged by the hot coil legs. I'm having some made in silicon as I haven't found a source for replacements.

One of the vapers I make juice for uses an isub tank and having seen the recoiling thread linked above I'll ask him to save some and have a go.

[baconandeggs]

We might be getting crossed lines here, sighs posted a link from what i can see about recoiling horizontal (original) coils if so there easily stripped and rebuilt in two minutes if needed otherwise just change the wick. . I'm on about the vertical coils BVC (Vertical coil)
They can be rebuilt if you have 2 hrs to spare as far as i'm concerned unless someone else knows different, were ere all learning.

[smifee]

Dec 9, 2016 19:39:31 GMT baconandeggs said:

We might be getting crossed lines here, sighs posted a link from what i can see about recoiling horizontal (original) coils if so there easily stripped and rebuilt in two minutes if needed otherwise just change the wick. . I'm on about the vertical coils BVC (Vertical coil)
They can be rebuilt if you have 2 hrs to spare as far as i'm concerned unless someone else knows different, were ere all learning.

We may be at cross purposes. No way could I do a vertical coil. If I get a new Nautilus BVC I don't even use it. Take the guts out and put a horizontal in. Wicks better & takes higher watts. Need to do some googling on the isub coils. 

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if ya like to tinker smifee there is a isub RBA kit available here but ive seen a few places discontinue this item, fasttech etc. Only difference i can see is the RBA has a screw-top that holds the mesh making whole thing easier.
I watched a you tube tutorial but there is some fast-forwarding in the tut , cant help wondering if they fast forward the fiddly bits   . Link below



Or click here and ya can bookmark link

[smifee]

Thanks @sighs bookmarked.

The isuber should be round in a few days as he gets through 120ml every 10 days. I'll get him to let me have some used coils before trying the RBA.