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<blockquote data-quote="sundownz" data-source="post: 8486594" data-attributes="member: 549523"><p>The X v.1 10/12/15/18 used a shiny coil for most of it's life -- towards the end black coils were mixed in but it wasn't on very many.</p><p></p><p>The X v.2 10/12/15/18 have nearly 100% used black coils.</p><p></p><p>In this case the original coil for the X was a 200 C coil made by PoYun (biggest coil company on earth) -- very good quality &amp; consistency (their factory is awesome... I went there) but not super high temp. The newer black coils are the much talked about HP500 Zenith coils.</p><p></p><p>-----</p><p></p><p>The X-8 has used both a shiny coil (first run only) &amp; black coil.</p><p></p><p>The first coils were also PoYun coils -- which worked fine but I changed the coil to a former ID that PoYun doesn't have after the first run... I also changed the D2 to a bit of a "tricky" winding type. The newer ones are made by Audiostar; they have the former ID I wanted &amp; were capable of doing the tricky D2 coil -- the D2 &amp; D4 coils now have the same OD and WW and they both use round wire =)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sundownz, post: 8486594, member: 549523"] The X v.1 10/12/15/18 used a shiny coil for most of it's life -- towards the end black coils were mixed in but it wasn't on very many. The X v.2 10/12/15/18 have nearly 100% used black coils. In this case the original coil for the X was a 200 C coil made by PoYun (biggest coil company on earth) -- very good quality & consistency (their factory is awesome... I went there) but not super high temp. The newer black coils are the much talked about HP500 Zenith coils. ----- The X-8 has used both a shiny coil (first run only) & black coil. The first coils were also PoYun coils -- which worked fine but I changed the coil to a former ID that PoYun doesn't have after the first run... I also changed the D2 to a bit of a "tricky" winding type. The newer ones are made by Audiostar; they have the former ID I wanted & were capable of doing the tricky D2 coil -- the D2 & D4 coils now have the same OD and WW and they both use round wire =) [/QUOTE]
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