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The easiest way i found for dual microcoils was to wind them on a single piece of kanthal then use a 'U' shaped steel rod to hold them in position to secure them to the posts. Getting the right amount of cotton in the channels is a fine line between flood zone & awesome vape.

I found a dual coil silica build easier to get along with, 6mm at the coil, 3mm cut short, 3mm left long & stuffed into the juice channels but not in the same league as microcoil & cotton for the Aqua. No real need to open the juice flow control, it doesn't need any extra help wicking.

Vape 1st kettle 2nd

Thanks vapingbad, i do use spacers for 18350 charging, was just pointing out the fact that Xtar missed a trick in not providing their own spacers or any way of securing them.

Very nice digiw0rx, i guess Spheroids have become even more popular than they already were since these were released.

Would like to see a 22mm/23mm version of this, be nice to have an alternative to carrying a lightsaber around.

Good batteries, got 8 of these, they're pretty much all i'm using ATM.

Available here focalecig.com/Product/Sony-US18650VTC4-2100mAh-30A-Rechargeable-Li-Ion-Batteries-Green-2-Pack--12603 also here www.fasttech.com/products/0/10004185/1628900-sony-us18650vtc4-3-6v-2100mah-rechargeable-li-ion if you're in no rush.

You'll do well to get what you want all in one package, no recommendations i'm afraid but a few things to maybe look out for.

Make sure you choose something with CC/CV.

0.25 is better for small batteries.

Some voltage displays only read up to 4.2v so won't indicate overcharging even if that were the case.

Early model Efest Luc V4 & BIO V2 have a reputation for overcharging which is why revised models were released, make sure you get the latest one if this is your choice.

Some USB-out are only powered by battery & not mains, don't leave batteries in the bay/bays that power the USB-out as they will discharge, i'm not sure to what level over a period of time.

Some 4 bay chargers share current between bays in pairs, i think the I4 is 1+3 & 2+4, always charge small batteries in pairs as a single battery may be over it's recommended max charge current.

Apologies if you already knew all of the above & i'm no 'techno guru' so hope there's no mis-information here but not all chargers are created equal so it pays to do as much research as you can.

If i were you i'd get the best charger to suit your vaping gear then get some Sanyo eneloops with a charger thrown in like djs suggested, they're the best rechargeable AA on the market.

Good luck with your search.