>> Tristan Ambat: About 80% of the people that come in here are mostly beginner
vapers, people who come in, wanna quit smoking.
They saw us either on a news broadcast or saw us in an article.
A good 20% of our customers, that's steadily growing as the days go by,
is what we would classify as more of the hobbyist level of vaping.
And with that comes more expensive e-cigarette
models as well as what we call rebuildable atomizers.
With rebuildable atomizers, what they do is you basically make your own
version of the coil that's built into the tanks that are inside the e-cigarettes.
That way you get a more custom resistance.
With rebuilding, a lot of people would like to go lower than the standard
resistance, which is about 1.2 ohms, 2.2 ohms.
That way it sends more heat to the coil allowing you to get a better experience
from vaping such as better heat, better taste, that and one of the biggest things,
bigger vapor, or what the community would refer to as clouds.
All right, basically, you would take your atomizer and you would open it up.
Right here you see the base where right now,
what I have built is two coils and cotton.
What you would do on these is unscrew it and then remove these coils.
They're usually held in with screws and
through these little holes inside these posts.
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>> Tristan Ambat: So if you can see,
there's little holes right there that you just slip your wires into.
What I'm building right now is a single coil.
With a single coil, there's only one coil in the base.
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>> Tristan Ambat: The benefits of having more than one coil
would equal more flavor, more throat hit, more vapor, and of course more heat.
But with that, you have to be careful because your resistance can run too low.
The important thing that people need to know about resistance is ohms.
And with ohms, there comes Ohm's law.
The lower you go in resistance, the more amps you're running off your battery.
We go down here, screw both the leads on, make sure they're nice and tight.
Take this out, snip these two leads, and screw that last screw down.
>From here we check our ohms.
This is what we call an ohm reader,
it basically tells you what the resistance of your coil is.
So on here I have a 0.8 ohm coil.
Next thing I'll do is take my atomizer, put this on my mod and lock it.
And then you'll see the coil starts to glow.
And what that's doing is just heating up my coil just so I can get it nice and hot.
That way I can get it to tighten up.
And then eventually you'll see it start glowing from the inside out,
meaning that the heat is being evenly distributed at the more consistent power.
And the wicking material inside of it is actually cotton which
basically wicks up the juice and allows you to vaporize it.
There are people that say that they don't like to use organic cotton, but
the thing about cotton is 100% cotton is usually bleached to turn white.
And with that, it also has pesticides in it which you don't to end up vaping.
So people have to always make sure they're using 100% organic cotton.
>From here you just take out one of the cotton balls and
just take off a small amount.
Roll this up into a wick and then thread it right through.
Take something to clip this and wrap it around.
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>> Tristan Ambat: Afterwards, you want to make sure that your cotton is nice and
saturated.
After that, make sure your mod fires up, get that vapor off of there.
And from there, you just take your cap,
get that hole to line up with your coil, and then you're good to go.
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