It didn't show the ceramic coil... just the rebuildable deck that also comes with the tank.well apart from the fucked up music that sound like the soundtrack from an animie porn flick ...where the fuck is the ceramic..all I see is some guy shoving cotton in another run of the mill Mc Nugget tank.
I tried the ceramic coils, flavor was good, only work in wattage mode and last a couple of DAYS! I can have a ni200 starre pro coils last weeks.
IMO, the coils are junk. Don't waste the $6.00 per on them!
They came from subtank supply, and I'm certain the coils will be the same in the upcoming tank as stated above. They were used in a Freemax Starre Pro tank for which they fit perfectly and look identical to the ni200 coils with the exception of having tiny holes for juice transfer to the ceramic. It also appears there is some cotton surrounding the ceramic in the coils which would make sense for the premature demise of said coils.
The really didn't produce much of anything below 60 watts.
Here's a photo of one with 3 tanks through it at 70 watts!
I was one too!!! I'm wondering when we will get them???I was notified last week by Freemax that I was one of their weekly winners in the FB Scylla tank contest.
I'll let you know what I think when I receive it.
Fliprrrr is correct. These coils are also extremely power hungry. You have to suck long and hard, and at least in the high 80s. I guess ppl in this business have no shame.
Anyone know if Vaporesso are any better?
I thought G Clapton were pretty bad, and new Kanger SOCC a mixed bag. Going to try Coral in TFV4 too.
Then theres SMOK Tech. Took 30 min to get TFV4 apart from seized o ring yesterday, and my new Koopor Plus is posessed.
Hello, Bueller??
I was one too!!! I'm wondering when we will get them???
You are right about it, because the cotton touch the heat core too tight, what do you think about another ceramic coil version made by Gigue TechThey came from subtank supply, and I'm certain the coils will be the same in the upcoming tank as stated above. They were used in a Freemax Starre Pro tank for which they fit perfectly and look identical to the ni200 coils with the exception of having tiny holes for juice transfer to the ceramic. It also appears there is some cotton surrounding the ceramic in the coils which would make sense for the premature demise of said coils.
The really didn't produce much of anything below 60 watts.
Here's a photo of one with 3 tanks through it at 70 watts!
I had ask freemax but I got the typical no answer answer from them. Can you tell if the coils are surrounded in the ceramic like the cCell coils are are they just a wick of ceramic with the coil wrapped around it.
No, you didn't get a bad batch. They are just junk.Ceramic is the coil material and it is wrapped in cotton.
So resistance started to jump around again even in temp mode. Destroyed another ceramic coil. So far dissapointed with these coils. In power mode with ceramic coils, it ramps up and needs high watts to get a satisfying vape. May have gotten a bad batch of ceramic coils? Will try another coil sometime this weekend.
Kanthal is great. Have not tried ni200. Ceramic....from my experience, don't believe the hype.
If you have the original starre, its a nice upgrade if you want top filled. Otherwise imo no need to upgrade from already a great tank.
If you have the starre pro, and the tip bothers you because of the holes, this is a nice upgrade because they did away with the holes and it performs similarly or slightly better imo. Top filled is also improved as you don't have to turn it on or off like the pro.
i am using diy juice.I also think it is e-juice dependent! I DIY and I get great flavor and vapor at 50.
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