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I just bought some 3 ohm coils for my Evod. Once I get them I want to change them to 2 ohm heads. How do I do this?

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First, you get the biggest aluminum bat you can lay your hands on. Wood is no good because it leaves splinters. Aluminum doesn't conduct electricity all that well so it's a better instrument to use. Lay your coil on a hard surface, concrete is the preferred for most advanced users. Now, carefully beat the holy living $%&#!!! out of the coil. Once it's in teeny tiny pieces, sweep the pieces together, place into an ohm meter and check it. If it's not at the resistance you want, lather, rinse, repeat until you get the result you desire. :evil:

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Put the coil in your right hand

Put your head in your left hand

Put the 20 gauge between the toes of both feet

Stand upside down and spin 4-5 times to get the right amount of wraps. :evil:

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First, you get the biggest aluminum bat you can lay your hands on. Wood is no good because it leaves splinters. Aluminum doesn't conduct electricity all that well so it's a better instrument to use. Lay your coil on a hard surface, concrete is the preferred for most advanced users. Now, carefully beat the holy living $%&#!!! out of the coil. Once it's in teeny tiny pieces, sweep the pieces together, place into an ohm meter and check it. If it's not at the resistance you want, lather, rinse, repeat until you get the result you desire. :evil:

OK Im looking on Amazon and there are different weights of aluminum batts. Which one would provide the 2 ohm ( I dont know the resistance) I want?

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Put the coil in your right hand

Put your head in your left hand

Put the 20 gauge between the toes of both feet

Stand upside down and spin 4-5 times to get the right amount of wraps. :evil:

This 20 gauge?

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Im having issues standing on my head. There has to be a better way :blink:

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I like that one but is it safe for noobs? Does it have a 5 click off function?

It's a manual so it's totally safe for noobs. :)

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Im having issues standing on my head. There has to be a better way :blink:

Use the sledge hammer, it should flatten out your head very well so standing on it should no longer be an issue. :lol:

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Im having issues standing on my head. There has to be a better way :blink:

Hummm I find it very easy... Did you try this on carpet or a hard wood floor?

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You guys are awesome. I'll get the hang of this sooner or later.

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Hummm I find it very easy... Did you try this on carpet or a hard wood floor?

I dont want to do this on the carpet because the static electricity generated would affect the tangent of the resistance I am seeking.

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Use the sledge hammer, it should flatten out your head very well so standing on it should no longer be an issue. :lol:

Good Idea I'll have to give a try next time maybe I can get 12 wraps with 16 gauge. :evil:

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I dont want to do this on the carpet because the static electricity generated would affect the tangent of the resistance I am seeking.

Yes never attempt on carpet the coil will get to much static and stick to your head.

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Good Idea I'll have to give a try next time maybe I can get 12 wraps with 16 gauge. :evil:

Try 16 wraps with 12 gauge. :lol:

What is a Ohm?

That's the French word for "man", why?

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What is a Ohm?

Somewhere around .16, It's what is known as a Micro Coil. But your not at that point yet. It is a more advanced spinning process.

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