how often should I replace it?

First and foremost, thanks in advance for the help.

Questions :
1) attached photo, it's called "single coil unit or cartomizer"? Reason is I have been trying to look for replacement unit and need a correct name/key word to search.

2) how often should I replace it. I'm using RBA and consuming 3ml per day. Mainly 50/50 ratio juice.

 

The Key words for this unit are "Kanger" and "SOCC".

kanger socc - ค้นหาด้วย Google

 

Cheers.. You've just confirmed what I have been reading but The thing is I have Just finished my first bottle of juice (60ml), all the signs mentioned above has just diminishes by about <10%. I also read that it should be replaced after every 20 refills. I guess it boils down to whichever comes first, right?

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Cheers mate. You have no idea how much time you have saved me. Btw, how did you do the "hyperlink from Google "?

 

If you submerse the coils in vodka it cleans them and they can be used again

 

I just did the search at google.com then copied the resulting address and dropped it in my post above. The forum software automatically gave the link text. Piece of cake.

 

I found it works very well, I don't know how many times it can be done with the same coils because I have only just started doing it - you only need a very small amount in a cup!

 

I'll try that. But since I'm from Yorkshire, so careful wi t' brass, does lao khao do the same?

 

I have no idea about Lao Khao but vodka is a very "clean" spirit that will leave little or no residue even if not rinsed after soaking. Don't, however, used medical type alcohol as that can leave a really nasty after taste on your coils I'm told.

 

I use Atlantis, Nautilus and Smok nickel coils, and I clean all of them with vodka. In a jam jar, overnight, and just give them some vigorous shakes. Then put them on a window sill for 24 hours to dry out - takes a while because the wadding is so thick and tightly packed. The larger the wicking holes, the better it works, so better on the Smoks and the Atlantis than on the nautilus, but I still get another two or three uses out of them.

I've also used one of those tiny little interdental brushes like a pipe cleaner down the middle hole to get rid of burnt residue. Works well if your access to new coils is limited.

There are also some decent vids on YouTube re-coiling Atlantis and Nautilus atomizer coils. I have tried this, to only moderate success.

 

Found an old bottle of Gordons gin and trying that. Don't like G&T anyway. My coils only seem to last about five days, so happy if I can get another week out of them.

 

I've been soaking+rewicking my iSub coils since mid September and they are still going strong. The resistance gradually moves up a little by little though. Fresh coil started off around 0.46 Ohm and now they are about 0.49 ~ 0.5 Ohm. I'll probably stop using them once the resistance exceed 0.5 but at the moment, they aren't there yet.

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If you want a coil that lasts then you might want to consider Uwell Crown. You will save up on the coil for sure but whatever you save up will probably be spent on the juices instead