Can anyone assist me.. what's the difference between all the coil diameter sizes, produce more vapours? Flavours?
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Larger diameters use fewer wraps for a given length of wire. Though the real answer is ohms law, how hot you want to vape, and whether you're after flavor or clouds. If you are making your own coils, you'll want this site Coil wrapping | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators
My preference is for flavor; I target .18 ohms on temperate controlled mod at 8-15w with coil diameter of 3.5mm. Using ni200, 28ga wire, 10-12 wraps yields ~.18 ohms, good clouds and very good flavor. In my experience, too much heat reduces flavor.
My preference is for flavor; I target .18 ohms on temperate controlled mod at 8-15w with coil diameter of 3.5mm. Using ni200, 28ga wire, 10-12 wraps yields ~.18 ohms, good clouds and very good flavor. In my experience, too much heat reduces flavor.
Nah, it's about what wicks best and works out best to diameter, width, and ohms. Most find 2mm to be best.
Lovevanilla pretty much summed it up, smaller diameter needs more wraps(more surface area=more vapor) to get the same resistance as a larger diameter. Larger diameter allows more wick not really a big issue tho. 90% of the coils I build are @2.4mm with small decks(tanks) @2-2.4mm.
No..me neither, so I agree.
I mostly make 2.5mm and/or 3.0mm coils.
(2.0mm for old mini kanger tanks).
I break it into this equation
Flavor Monster - Reduced chamber and deck, reduced air flow atty, higher resistance dual or triple coil (0.5 to 1.2ohm), 1.5mm to 2.5mm depending how the atty deck and chamber allows, the thinner wicking will keep up quite nicely with this build
Cloud Monster - Wide chamber and deck, high airflow atty, lower resistance dual or quad coil (between 0.25 and 0.5ohm), 2.5mm or larger diameter, this allows super fast wicking and flow, more juice atomized, enough airflow to keep everything cool as possible gives the best cloud performance.
Flavor Monster - Reduced chamber and deck, reduced air flow atty, higher resistance dual or triple coil (0.5 to 1.2ohm), 1.5mm to 2.5mm depending how the atty deck and chamber allows, the thinner wicking will keep up quite nicely with this build
Cloud Monster - Wide chamber and deck, high airflow atty, lower resistance dual or quad coil (between 0.25 and 0.5ohm), 2.5mm or larger diameter, this allows super fast wicking and flow, more juice atomized, enough airflow to keep everything cool as possible gives the best cloud performance.
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