hi I just ordered a 150w sigelei. Been looking around at rebuildable attys but cant seem to find what i want. what id really like is a rebuildable tank that can support a quad coil build. Don't really care too much about the capacity just that it has some. Anything out there like that.
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quad coil rebuildable tank?
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The 454 Big Block atty has 5 posts. It's an RDA, not an RTA though.
I use the Dark Horse and recently built a quad 24g nichrome 80 build. I call it the SCORPIO based on how it looks before i put it in my RDA. It came out to .11 ohms and hit it at 100w all day. Sort of surprised me it worked so well. I think airflow is the key on keeping it cool at such high wattage.
It definitely is the key. Builds that can scorch my lips and tongue in a Marquis are pleasantly warm in my Tobh and down right cool in my Plume Veil. Where as anything that is warm in the Plume Veil will burn up any other atty I have. Guess I need a Doge.
The Tobeco Plume Veil is quite nice. Just be a little careful with large coils. I melted an impression of a 3.5mm ID 22 agw coil into the top of the Delrin top cap piece.
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You can build just about any coil configuration with this tank atty: http://froginfog.com/ecig/rebuildable-atomizer/black-wood
Including quad vertical coils. Planing on getting this with the Black Oak 26650 clone(also sold there) mod eventually.
Including quad vertical coils. Planing on getting this with the Black Oak 26650 clone(also sold there) mod eventually.
Interesting. Does it need to be stainless rope for wicking?
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It appears as though you can take them out. If you check the pic's of it, it even comes with extra steal rope. I just like that idea because it acts as an auto dripper through friction. Been looking for a place that sells them to the US for a while. You just build any basic coil with cotton wicking and have the cotton envelope the steal cables. Supposed to be fairly leak proof from what i have read. I'll know for sure when i eventually get one to try out in a month. The deck is completely modular.
Wouldn't a coil made from twisted or braided wire be the same as the two coils on one side of the deck? It is basically two coils in parallel either way. I build on a doge deck a twisted Gplat 26g coil on both sides 5 wraps giving me about 0.15 ohms. I will have to say BUDKISS's looks so much cleaner.
I also agree with the airflow, i use to use a lot of cotton and now try to use as little cotton as possible allowing that air flow to clearly come through.
I also agree with the airflow, i use to use a lot of cotton and now try to use as little cotton as possible allowing that air flow to clearly come through.
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It's called a Pinoy style build in a genny tank...
But you can not build coils around the actual cables. You can remove them and do up to 4 vertical coils with mesh wicking instead. I have one on order and plan on doing some sort of review on after playing with it and pushing the limits.
Including seeing how well it wicks at high wattage, airflow, and flavour. I will do a Pinoy build first, and then traditional genny builds. I saw a vid showing it in action with high watts and keeping up with the power. It's perfect for a rebuildable that can be top or bottom filled, and you can access the build deck without draining the juice. And being that the vapor has the least amount of space to travel, It gives the optimal flavour performance. Just like a dripper. And it has much bigger and adjustable airflow, as opposed to most genny tanks out there. Everything i could ever ask for. Would be funny if it kicks the Silverplays ass vapewise, lol.The image of the build deck on the site i linked to showed the cables poking up out of the deck. They are actually supposed to be a bit recessed.
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And i'm not a fan of Gplat. It's more expensive when i can get a better effect with 22g kanthal. I am, however, excited to use flat kanthal soon. I just ordered a spool. I think i'm gonna try twisting it as well. I assume it should perform well on a high wattage device. I don't know, but it seems like a fun experiment.
I like that tank..really I'm mainly looking for the best flavor as I've had trouble tasting the flavors in the vapor in the past. What kind of coil builds are best for flavor? I'm getting a sigelei 150w mod prolly get those purple efest batteries I think their 2500mah and 35a discharge. Any idea how long the charge would hold? I mean I'm sure I wont be vaping full blast all the time, just wondering if I should buy 4 instead of 2.
Personally, I'm a fan of twisted Kanthal. I've used 30 ga. twisted pair and 34 ga. quad twisted (unlike the 28 ga. single Kanthal above, which I've replaced with twisted 30 ga.).
As far as charge goes, refer to:
http://lygte-info.dk/review/batteries2012/Efest IMR18650 2500mAh (Purple) 2014 UK.html
Additionally, I'm really liking the latest batteries I've purchased. They are VAPPOWER IMR 18650 2,500 mAh (Constant: 35A/Pulse: 50A) batteries.I also have and use LG ICR 18650 HE2 2,500 mAh and Efest Purple IMR 18650 2,500 mAh (35A). I use a Nitecore D4 charger (http://www.amazon.com/Nitecore-Integrated-Displays-Rechargeable-Batteries/dp/B00L1XYX4Y) and keep spare batteries charged and ready for use. I rotate use of my single and paired batteries.
As far as charge goes, refer to:
http://lygte-info.dk/review/batteries2012/Efest IMR18650 2500mAh (Purple) 2014 UK.html
Additionally, I'm really liking the latest batteries I've purchased. They are VAPPOWER IMR 18650 2,500 mAh (Constant: 35A/Pulse: 50A) batteries.I also have and use LG ICR 18650 HE2 2,500 mAh and Efest Purple IMR 18650 2,500 mAh (35A). I use a Nitecore D4 charger (http://www.amazon.com/Nitecore-Integrated-Displays-Rechargeable-Batteries/dp/B00L1XYX4Y) and keep spare batteries charged and ready for use. I rotate use of my single and paired batteries.
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Hcigar Dome is a nice genesis style rba and supports quad coils. I have one and the quality is awesome. It also has a vapor temp control system where you can somewhat control how warm or cool the vapor is. It's one of my favorite rba's and I own Kayfuns, an Orchid and a few others. The flavor is really good and it blows some nice clouds. They also added insulators in the wick/liquid holes and plugs for the holes that are not in use. Also comes standard with a quartz tank.
Check it out here:
http://www.vaperoyalty.com/hcigar-dome-rba/
Check it out here:
http://www.vaperoyalty.com/hcigar-dome-rba/
I've run quads in the Silverplay. You just have to keep them small in diameter, run them vertical and push them both towards the center so they will be right at the air holes.
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