Slow ramp up time on mech mod ?

[Ben85]

I've recently switched to SS for mechs and I can vouch for it's superiority.

Are you building lower than you would with kanthal, or the same?

 

[sonicbomb]

about the same, or slightly lower

 

[LouisLeBeau]

Hi guys ,was feeling quite "ambitious" and recently tried a new build on my mech mod , using 26g kanthal dual parallel coil build at 9 wraps each with a 3.0mm ID . Ohm reading at 0.29ohms and using the LGHE4 battery (yellow battery, and yes I've read up on ohm's law)

It takes like a long time for the coil to heat up and when it does , the vapour production is so-so , not like my other single parallel coil build (0.39ohms). Is there a mistake I've made ? Shouldn't lower ohms = faster ramp up time ? Or am I missing something out here

EDIT : nvm lol changed the coil to a micro dual coil. Results were better . Thanks for the help

Ramp and cool off is all about mass. less is better, 30 or 32 gauge heat and cool much faster. look at the "heat flux" numbers on steam engine for different gauges. less is better.

Www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blog-entry/the-practical-applications-of-heat-flux-wire-gauge-parallel-wire-count-net-resistance.7308/