Just want to pass on a few things that may help beginners in building and wicking.
1-Youtube is your best friend. Every atomizer is different, they have different personalities and each one needs to be built differently. Best starting point IMHO is youtube, look at the videos of those that have already built your atomizer, you'll see how to best wick them and what coils and parameters (coil size, # wraps, etc) work well. Same with wicking, pay close attention. One example, I have a Conqueror atomizer that leaked like a sieve, the build video showed one simple trick how to stop it from leaking and now this monster flavor and cloud maker has been tamed nicely There was also a really good post on Reddit on how to fill the Conqueror so it doesn't leak and it really helped stop the massive leaking every time I filled it up.
2-If you have a few attys, it's often hard to keep the build details straight. I keep all the boxes, and now, I have written detailed notes on how to build it and put them in the box to refer to when I do the build. This is one of the best ideas I have come up with.
3-Coil materials are cheap. Personally with two small kids running around I don't have the time nor interest to make my own claptons. ebay, Ali Express, fasttech have great prices on rolls of these, get a few and experiment. Also, they unravel REALLY easily and when you are cutting pieces for a coil keep a good hand on the end so you don't end up with a big wire mess all over the place.
4-In most cases, less wick is best. For my Petri RTA for example, paying close attention, each video says to fluff the ends out and cut at the end of the build deck.
If you have any good tips glad to hear them, I hope I am not repeating anything everyone already knows....
1-Youtube is your best friend. Every atomizer is different, they have different personalities and each one needs to be built differently. Best starting point IMHO is youtube, look at the videos of those that have already built your atomizer, you'll see how to best wick them and what coils and parameters (coil size, # wraps, etc) work well. Same with wicking, pay close attention. One example, I have a Conqueror atomizer that leaked like a sieve, the build video showed one simple trick how to stop it from leaking and now this monster flavor and cloud maker has been tamed nicely There was also a really good post on Reddit on how to fill the Conqueror so it doesn't leak and it really helped stop the massive leaking every time I filled it up.
2-If you have a few attys, it's often hard to keep the build details straight. I keep all the boxes, and now, I have written detailed notes on how to build it and put them in the box to refer to when I do the build. This is one of the best ideas I have come up with.
3-Coil materials are cheap. Personally with two small kids running around I don't have the time nor interest to make my own claptons. ebay, Ali Express, fasttech have great prices on rolls of these, get a few and experiment. Also, they unravel REALLY easily and when you are cutting pieces for a coil keep a good hand on the end so you don't end up with a big wire mess all over the place.
4-In most cases, less wick is best. For my Petri RTA for example, paying close attention, each video says to fluff the ends out and cut at the end of the build deck.
If you have any good tips glad to hear them, I hope I am not repeating anything everyone already knows....