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- Cigarette enthusiasts build e-cigarette coils according to their taste, whether it's a huge cloud or the clear taste, that you are looking for, the structure allows the user, finding a balance and of course repetition and practice. It's also a hobby. Some people find it relaxing, to make their own coils. Plus, it's much cheaper than buying disposable coil heads every week. This article is about that, how to build/wrap e-cigarette coils.
Packages Required Accessories for Electronic Cigarette Coils
Although there are many high quality coil kits on the market, that offer you everything, what you need, but many of these items may already exist, knows from. B. a screwdriver. The following materials are required to wrap an e-cigarette coil.
resistance wire: Any electronic cigarette wire is suitable.
Flush cutter: a wire cutter, that can cut in tight spaces.
Ceramic tweezers: for holding the coils while pulsing.
Small metal rod: small screwdriver or wire wrapping tool.
Organic cotton: any moisture-regulating material.
Scissors: for cutting the cotton.
You can also purchase accessories such as an ohm reader for accurate resistance measurement or a coil template for winding the wire.
Miniature- and macro coils
The most common coil designs include the miniature coil and the macro coil, which are made in the same way – you just need to take a piece of wire and wrap it around a screwdriver, to wind a drill or a coil device. The only difference between the two is the size of the inner diameter of the coil.
For example
Micro: This coil construction has an inner diameter of 1mm – 2mm.
Macro: This coil design has an inner diameter of 2,5 mm and more.
Remember that: The larger the inner diameter of the e-cigarette coil, the higher the resistance. The thickness of the instrument used also affects the resistance: the thicker the instrument, the lower the resistance. If you are not familiar with coil winding, We recommend you, For your first e-cigarette coils, use a simple Kanthal 26 or 28 Gauge to use.
Using coil terminals
Coil clamps are a tool, that should help you with this, winding the perfect coil every time with minimal effort. They come with removable rods, which enable the user, to switch between rods for different wires and diameters. Winding coils with the coil device is very easy. There are many videos on the internet, that show, how to easily wind bobbins using the bobbin device. Please remember this, that this is not necessary and you can also use a screwdriver at home, to wind bobbins.
If you would like more information, you can watch the following video from Sherlock Hohms, in which he shows, how easy it is, Build/wind an e-cigarette coil using the coil template.
Double coil
Some vaporizers are designed for two coils, which usually means, that more steam is produced than with a single coil, but dual coils require twice the power. If you are building a dual coil, Be sure to, that the coils are identical in size and shape, so that they heat up and function properly.
Remember that, that when using double coils, the resistance of each coil should always be half that of two coils. For example, if you build a dual coil with two 0.6 ohm coils, should your structure 0,3 ohms. If you remove one of the coils, your resistance will rise again 0,6 Ohm go back.
Building coils for RDA
First, check the deck.
Check the size, to see, how big your building can be (remember that, that the coils should not touch the top cap, as this may cause a short circuit).
Determine, whether the atomizer is operated with one or two coils.
Check the position of the posts (some decks require the lines to point in the same direction, in others the opposite).
Some postless decks may require the lines to be cut beforehand.
Once you have determined the number and size of coils, you can wrap them and insert the cables into the post holes. Use the screws to hold them in place, and you can start with the core wick.
Australian Central Bank or RTA
They are very similar to RDA based systems, but also have their limits. In most cases there is no space for larger buildings. This applies here too: If you believe, that your coils will end up touching the top cover, choose a smaller diameter.
