I know if I have to ask "if is it safe" then it must not be, but have to ask anyways.
I have a cyborg with a protank 2 on it. I usually rebuild a micro-coil at 2-2.6 ohm with 32g wire. My friend gave me some 28g wire to try out. I made a micro coil at 1ohm and using cotton ball wick. It works at 9.3w and the voltage is at 3.1-3.2. Is this safe? Health wise and mod wise?
Coil info: 28g wire, 7-9wraps, micro coil, wrapped around paper clip.
Wick info: cotton ball. 1 rolled up and put threw the coil, and 2 placed on top(had issues with 1 wick. I might try a thicker wick, but run the risk of the cotton being constricted.)
I do vape it at 9.3w and the clouds are huge. I ask this question mainly because the specs of the DNA20 say it would basically be dumping the battery(no step down circuit, how its getting 3.1v is beyond me), and micro coils(from what I understand) are more for getting sub ohm results from a normal resistance coil.
Thanks.
I have a cyborg with a protank 2 on it. I usually rebuild a micro-coil at 2-2.6 ohm with 32g wire. My friend gave me some 28g wire to try out. I made a micro coil at 1ohm and using cotton ball wick. It works at 9.3w and the voltage is at 3.1-3.2. Is this safe? Health wise and mod wise?
Coil info: 28g wire, 7-9wraps, micro coil, wrapped around paper clip.
Wick info: cotton ball. 1 rolled up and put threw the coil, and 2 placed on top(had issues with 1 wick. I might try a thicker wick, but run the risk of the cotton being constricted.)
I do vape it at 9.3w and the clouds are huge. I ask this question mainly because the specs of the DNA20 say it would basically be dumping the battery(no step down circuit, how its getting 3.1v is beyond me), and micro coils(from what I understand) are more for getting sub ohm results from a normal resistance coil.
Thanks.
