BAzz
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Hey, all
Thought I'd chime in all unannounced, so please gfeel free to tell me to eff off...
I'm using DID and have also had a fair few problems. This is not my first genesis as I also have 2 Lines.
Ok, so low vapour is either the wick not pulling enough juice, or the voltage too low (actually wattage, but wth)
With 3/2 wraps of 0.2 Kanthal that should be around 1.4-1.5 ohm depending on wick diameter. If you're mod is showing 0.9, 1.0 etc, then it's shorting somewhere for sure.
In my experience it's generally the top coil that shorts. There's a couple of reasons. Firstly, it's likely not getting as much juice as lower coils so it tends to get hotter and can burn through the oxidised layer (which only a few microns thick).
Secondly, the length of wire from the coil to the post is entirely un-cooled, so keep that as short as physically possible.
I don't know the Cobra, personally so this info may be entirely wrong. What I do is stick one prong of the tweezers down inside the coil and just squeeze the top coil where it leaves the wick to go to the post very gently. This fixed my top coil problems instantly.
Anyway, thats my 2p worth.
Cheers,
Bazz
Thought I'd chime in all unannounced, so please gfeel free to tell me to eff off...
I'm using DID and have also had a fair few problems. This is not my first genesis as I also have 2 Lines.
Ok, so low vapour is either the wick not pulling enough juice, or the voltage too low (actually wattage, but wth)
With 3/2 wraps of 0.2 Kanthal that should be around 1.4-1.5 ohm depending on wick diameter. If you're mod is showing 0.9, 1.0 etc, then it's shorting somewhere for sure.
In my experience it's generally the top coil that shorts. There's a couple of reasons. Firstly, it's likely not getting as much juice as lower coils so it tends to get hotter and can burn through the oxidised layer (which only a few microns thick).
Secondly, the length of wire from the coil to the post is entirely un-cooled, so keep that as short as physically possible.
I don't know the Cobra, personally so this info may be entirely wrong. What I do is stick one prong of the tweezers down inside the coil and just squeeze the top coil where it leaves the wick to go to the post very gently. This fixed my top coil problems instantly.
Anyway, thats my 2p worth.
Cheers,
Bazz