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Hi Tigger and congrats on giving up the smokes! I quit recently too & now that I've found the right gear and juice for me, I can honestly say I prefer the whole experience of vaping way more than smoking

Hi Lenny, I got mine from here

link

Cloud9Vaping will also be stocking it soon

good to know m8, I'm about re-wick my eVod's... I'll go for 4 coils instead of 5 around the ekowool and hopefully get around 1.8 like you

wanted to quickly mention here that with the braided wick, I haven't had a single drop of juice coming out the bottom of my T3 into the battery yet & I've vaped the whole lot down to the 0.8ml mark.

with the normal 2mm wick, whenever I looked in the battery there would always be some condensation or little drops of juice in there..dry as a bone now.

Ekowool arrived today so decided to have a bash at re-wicking a T3

As Dave said, it's a bit flat, but with a little gentle squeezing on the sides can easily be made tubular. I wound the coil first and then moistened the end of the wick and carefully thread it through the coil.



as soon as it's in the coil it keeps it's round shape.



I used Kanthal A1 0.20mm (5 wraps) I ended up with a resistance of about 2.5 Ohms, I'll probably only do 4 wraps next time cos I prefer it around 1.8 Ohms.



primed with Eskimo and ready to vape :Dloving it so far and will definitely be using it in the eVod when my replacement heads arrive..

couple of things I learned tonight about the eVod.

1. Dont screw your battery on too tight - you can split the little white/cream rubber tube that the battery post slides into 

2. When re-wicking your eVod it's best not to pull that same little white rubber tube out from the battery end with tweezers/pliers too often - Again, it can split, or in my case the whole chunky ring part at the end popped off (the bit that stops the battery post from going in too far & touching the same part of metal the negative coil lead makes contact with)

Instead of yanking it out with tweezers or pliers, push something in from the top (coil end) I used a wooden kebab skewer (like a giant toothpick) it will just pop right out.

ps. don't even think about trying to rescue the little rubber tube with super glue, no matter how tiny a blob of it you use to try and repair the split..you will probably inhale a nice lung full of melting glue fumes lol 

well... this dumbass is off to order 2 more coil heads..