Recoiled 2 different K4s, wifes & mine. 3mm, 28g, both 1.2-1.3Ω, rayon wicks., .
So that is 5 wraps.
Wonder if you would notice a difference with a greater # of wraps?
My thinking:
The more wraps, the more surface area with the wick = better results for flavor and vapor production, maybe at a cost to TH.
A larger ID and smaller # wraps means a smaller area of coil contact with the surface of the wick.
The surface of the wick is where optimal vapor production occurs.
The center of the wick, especially a thick one, will do little for direct vapor production.
However, at high watts, a thicker wick may provide the benefit of a juice 'reservoir' to a wick that might otherwise become dry?
Thoughts? Tests?
My next coil will be back to a 2.5mm, 11 wraps, 2.0 ohm. Don't think the last try on that one (my first) had a proper wick.
The 2.5mm idea being that a 2.0mm doesn't fully cover the airhole intake, and a 2.5mm will give better air 'swirl'.
ETA: Whatever the case, I am loving the flavor production of the K4.
I tried vaping my old cigalike with a carto last night. UGGH!