what's up guys Nick for baby here
welcome back to vaping 101 the series
where we explain the basics of vaping if
you watch the other videos in this
series you're now an expert on eliquid
and tanks today we'll be covering coils
the hardest-working part of your vape
let's take a closer look coils are
composed of two parts the atomizer and
wick the atomizer is a heating element
made out of metal such as kanthal
stainless steel nichrome titanium and
many others the wick is typically made
out of cotton but some manufacturers use
materials such as flax and bamboo to
make them last longer when you put these
together the wicking material feeds your
eliquid to the atomizer and heats it up
into vapor there are two types of coils
pre-built and rebuildable let's start
with pre-built pre-built coils are the
most commonly used you'll find them in
tanks and pod systems pre-built coils
are exactly what they sound like
pre-made and ready to use these
typically just need to be primed with a
liquid and then installed into your tank
pre-made coils usually have a wattage
range on them making it easy to know
what you should be running your Mata
clothes are usually threaded or
press-fit making this process super easy
if you want to get a bit more technical
or customize your experience further
rebuildable coils might be worth looking
into rebuildable still use atomizers and
wicks like pre-built coils but this time
you're doing all the work you can make
your own coil from scratch using spools
of wire or get premade rebuildable coils
to cut out some of the work after
building your coil it needs to be
installed on the deck of your tank or
dripper decks come in many varieties but
run off the same concept your coil has
two legs or leaves and the deck will
have positive and negative terminals one
leg will go into each terminal which
completes the circuit of your atomizer
decks can also support different amounts
of coils single and dual coil decks are
the most common but others on the market
can support more once your coil is
installed it needs to be weight using
your cotton the wick is fed through the
coil and will have tails that can pick
up a liquid and feed it to the coil
finding the right amount cotton to use
will depend on the size and type of coil
you're using as well as the layout of
your rebuildable atomizer after wicking
saturate your wicks and coils and you're
ready to go
rebuilding gives you flexibility on how
you vape you can build coils that give
you massive clouds or coils that give
you lots of flavor one of the best parts
of making your own coils is being able
to tinker with builds and find one that
works for you when building an
understanding of Ohm's law is important
if you don't know about Ohm's law simply
put it defines the relationship between
voltage current and resistance it can be
used to find out how much power your
coil consumes and whether or not it's
safe to run with your batteries
rebuildable coils don't come with a
recommended wattage so the most common
method is to aim for a certain voltage
which is typically going to be between 3
& 4 volts with vaping the main variables
resistance since it depends on the type
of build you're using the diameter of a
coil amount of wraps and even material
use can alter resistance as a general
rule the lower your resistance is the
more power it requires at this point you
might be wondering what the best type of
coil is and the answer is up for debate
in the past rebuildable coils offered
much better performance over premade but
premades have come a long way with coils
being made out of new materials like
mesh getting comparable flavor to
rebuildable as possible and with new
types of wicking material pre-made coils
are lasting much longer than they used
to rebuild will still have their place
since they're cheaper in the long run
and still lasts longer since you can
clean coils off and Bri whip them for
some vapors being able to customize
their builds is important and many stand
by rebuilding as the only way to get the
best performance for other vapors
convenience takes priority and being
able to simply pop a new coil into your
tank makes life easier the best way to
decide is to try both out and see what
you prefer talk to other vapors or visit
your local vape shop to explore your
options visit us at baby dossier to
check out our collection of coils juice
and hardware I hope you found this video
helpful and if you have any questions
leave them in the comments below thanks
for watching we'll see you in the next
one
you
welcome back to vaping 101 the series
where we explain the basics of vaping if
you watch the other videos in this
series you're now an expert on eliquid
and tanks today we'll be covering coils
the hardest-working part of your vape
let's take a closer look coils are
composed of two parts the atomizer and
wick the atomizer is a heating element
made out of metal such as kanthal
stainless steel nichrome titanium and
many others the wick is typically made
out of cotton but some manufacturers use
materials such as flax and bamboo to
make them last longer when you put these
together the wicking material feeds your
eliquid to the atomizer and heats it up
into vapor there are two types of coils
pre-built and rebuildable let's start
with pre-built pre-built coils are the
most commonly used you'll find them in
tanks and pod systems pre-built coils
are exactly what they sound like
pre-made and ready to use these
typically just need to be primed with a
liquid and then installed into your tank
pre-made coils usually have a wattage
range on them making it easy to know
what you should be running your Mata
clothes are usually threaded or
press-fit making this process super easy
if you want to get a bit more technical
or customize your experience further
rebuildable coils might be worth looking
into rebuildable still use atomizers and
wicks like pre-built coils but this time
you're doing all the work you can make
your own coil from scratch using spools
of wire or get premade rebuildable coils
to cut out some of the work after
building your coil it needs to be
installed on the deck of your tank or
dripper decks come in many varieties but
run off the same concept your coil has
two legs or leaves and the deck will
have positive and negative terminals one
leg will go into each terminal which
completes the circuit of your atomizer
decks can also support different amounts
of coils single and dual coil decks are
the most common but others on the market
can support more once your coil is
installed it needs to be weight using
your cotton the wick is fed through the
coil and will have tails that can pick
up a liquid and feed it to the coil
finding the right amount cotton to use
will depend on the size and type of coil
you're using as well as the layout of
your rebuildable atomizer after wicking
saturate your wicks and coils and you're
ready to go
rebuilding gives you flexibility on how
you vape you can build coils that give
you massive clouds or coils that give
you lots of flavor one of the best parts
of making your own coils is being able
to tinker with builds and find one that
works for you when building an
understanding of Ohm's law is important
if you don't know about Ohm's law simply
put it defines the relationship between
voltage current and resistance it can be
used to find out how much power your
coil consumes and whether or not it's
safe to run with your batteries
rebuildable coils don't come with a
recommended wattage so the most common
method is to aim for a certain voltage
which is typically going to be between 3
& 4 volts with vaping the main variables
resistance since it depends on the type
of build you're using the diameter of a
coil amount of wraps and even material
use can alter resistance as a general
rule the lower your resistance is the
more power it requires at this point you
might be wondering what the best type of
coil is and the answer is up for debate
in the past rebuildable coils offered
much better performance over premade but
premades have come a long way with coils
being made out of new materials like
mesh getting comparable flavor to
rebuildable as possible and with new
types of wicking material pre-made coils
are lasting much longer than they used
to rebuild will still have their place
since they're cheaper in the long run
and still lasts longer since you can
clean coils off and Bri whip them for
some vapors being able to customize
their builds is important and many stand
by rebuilding as the only way to get the
best performance for other vapors
convenience takes priority and being
able to simply pop a new coil into your
tank makes life easier the best way to
decide is to try both out and see what
you prefer talk to other vapors or visit
your local vape shop to explore your
options visit us at baby dossier to
check out our collection of coils juice
and hardware I hope you found this video
helpful and if you have any questions
leave them in the comments below thanks
for watching we'll see you in the next
one
you
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