The wire is on the thick side as well, sou you’ll want to check if the post holes are large enough to accommodate them, especially if they have to overlap in there.
So if this would be your first experience with fancy coils, I suggest making sure that your tank or RDA is large enough to accommodate them. They’re all pretty large, but some are beefier than others. It’s a work of art really.Īs you can tell by the wire gauges, each kit contains two different coil sizes. That thing has five core wires, some of which are flattened and beautifully braided, and the whole package is stapled tight.
I found myself staring at the Framed Staple Fused Clapton coil and wondering if I could ever makes something like that myself. The workmanship is impeccable, everything is nice and clean, the wraps are tight, and just the intricacy of the build is unbelievable. To be honest, all four coil types look pretty darn impressive. Just to clarify a little bit, ‘ga’ (gauge) is the thickness of the wire, and the ‘*x’ is the number of core wires used.īoth kits come in small plastic boxes with a separator in the middle for the two different coil types included and feature a handy tool to make mounting the coils to your atomizer deck easier. That may seem like a lot technical data to take in, but if that’s the case, then you should probably not use these types of coils just yet. All four coil types have an inner diameter of 3 millimeters. GeekVape have been making pre-made coils for a while now, but they’ve recently launched a couple of special kits containing 8 pieces of two types of wire. While my coils ended up ok in the end, I could never get them as clean and as tight as these guys make them, and they’re just so damn cheap that the price difference really isn’t worth the effort and time to cut the wire, wrap it and then try to get the wraps as tight as possible. I just bought whatever type of wire I wanted to try and wrapped the coils myself, but after my experience with these GeekVape coils, I think my coiling days are behind me. Most RDAs and tanks these days come with at least a couple of pre-made coils, so technically I have used pre-made coils before, but I never actually bought them separately.
I’ll go right out and say that these are the first two fancy pre-made coil kits that I have ever used. Today we’ll be taking a look at two of their pre-made coil kits, the Fused Clapton 2 in 1, and the Framed Staple Coil 2 in 1. One of the many companies offering complex pre-made coils is Geekvape, the Chinese company that made a name for itself in the atomizer market. Luckily, these days you can find all kinds of cheap, well-made coils that you just have to mount on an atomizer and vape away. It’s time consuming, labor-intensive and most time utterly frustrating. When it comes to fancy coils like Claptons or stapled coils, it’s just not worth the effort to build them yourself.
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