PNP Boro or adapter

[Phrasing]

Thought so.
I’d have had one, by now. But an unexpected samdwich and dovpo pumper got in the way.

Same!

 

[hack400]

Cheers or the reply mate I could be reading this wrong I've phot shot it for you it says PNP no higher than 0.6 ??View attachment 297785

Right, the PnP coils above 0.6 are a different shape. But you were asking about the SMRT PnP, which is not the same thing.

 

[big john]

Right, the PnP coils above 0.6 are a different shape. But you were asking about the SMRT PnP, which is not the same thing.

Great that's what's done my head in I'll be using the smrt rebuild able mate which comes out at 0.2 so soughted thank you guys for your help and time

 

[hack400]

 

[RAPTOREX]

Great that's what's done my head in I'll be using the smrt rebuild able mate which comes out at 0.2 so soughted thank you guys for your help and time

Couple of bits of advice:
They don’t last long as many OEM coils. But you get six builds with the kit . And refills are 10. So they’re still a good saving (as well as being top coils)
Keep something heavy on the cotton, once they are open. If you don’t. The last few will have puffed up. And make insertion a bit tricky. (Ooo, err ,misses)

 

[RAPTOREX]

I can see where the problem is. PnP Rs are .08 and .1 whilst Ms are .06. those are the two versions noted on the compatibility chart.
They would mean it doesn’t appear that there is a .02 option.

maybe we could modify our version of the chart? @hack400

 

[hack400]

I can see where the problem is. PnP Rs are .08 and .1 whilst Ms are .06. those are the two versions noted on the compatibility chart.
They would mean it doesn’t appear that there is a .02 option.

maybe we could modify our version of the chart? @hack400

It's the shape of the coil. Nothing to do with the resistance. The coils that are not compatible are thinner at the top. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, perhaps that is failing in this case

 

[RAPTOREX]

It's the shape of the coil. Nothing to do with the resistance. The coils that are not compatible are thinner at the top. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, perhaps that is failing in this case

Yep, got that. But it’s not me that needs told.
I’ll admit, if I didn’t know better, I to would assume it was only those three coils that are compatible. And many RBAs, like the GTX, do restrict the coils ohms they should use.
So I totally understand why the question was asked, first off.

 

[big john]

Couple of bits of advice:
They don’t last long as many OEM coils. But you get six builds with the kit . And refills are 10. So they’re still a good saving (as well as being top coils)
Keep something heavy on the cotton, once they are open. If you don’t. The last few will have puffed up. And make insertion a bit tricky. (Ooo, err ,misses)

Cheers mate I've been using them a while now it's for my work mod beater pulse aio just for the ease whilst on a roof lol

 

[big john]

It's the shape of the coil. Nothing to do with the resistance. The coils that are not compatible are thinner at the top. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, perhaps that is failing in this case

Pmsl I've been at work since 4 this morning couldn't get my head around something simple ffs need to get home for a coffee lol