not sure exactly how to build this. Before I made 2 micro coils with around 15 wraps on each with 30 gauge. I just want more vapor. The one i just made came out to like 1.0 ohm's and isn't working. Using cotton wick.
best dual coil build IGO-W provari v2, 28 gauge wire
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Well i'm guessing your new so I'm not going to recommend you doing anything lower than 1.0 ohms. You need to read about battery safety first before you start going subohm. The most dangerous thing about it is your battery could explode in your hand while vaping. more worse your FACE! I'm not trying to detour you from not doing it, Just make sure you read up on what your doing before you start venturing into that.
Stick with your 1.0, check to make sure you don't have any shorts on it.
Stick with your 1.0, check to make sure you don't have any shorts on it.
You need to use 30 or 32 gauge . 28 ga would require a lot of wire, thus heating slow. To use with your ProVari, and just for plain safety, stay above 1.2 ohms. If you can't get the dual coil build down, building two at a time, try dropping back to one coil. Get your coil built. Measure the resistance then divide by 2. That will give you the approximate resistance of a dual coil build , built with two coils identical to the one you just built. So if you built a coil using 32 g at 12 wraps and it measures 3 ohms, divide by 2 and you get 1.5 ohms. That's what the resistance would be if you used the same coil in a dual coil build.
^^ What he said. I built 2.o for my kraken then slowly dropped my ohms. Plus you get better at building with practice. Try to make your own standard. Ie use the same tool to wrap around etc to eliminate variations lol I learned the hard way.
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