Been building and vaping and cig free for 3 years now.
Went from a turtleship v2 mech to an ipv3 and happy for now lol. Always new toys and RDAS and other stuff coming out.
Anyways....
Just a few questions on Clapton coils. I watched a few different builds of them. Failed miserably when I tried them and ran out of wire lol. But I learned a easier way to build them.
I watched Riptrippers do a build then watched Twisted Messed do a totally different one with twisted 28g as the wire, then wrapped with 28g over it.
Vapor Hut's video also suggested using differing gauges to build as well.
My questions are.
If I were to twist 28g wire resistance would that be equal to another gauge? For example would it make it equal to 26g 24g?
Second question.
What would the results be.... was to wrap for example 24 gauge over 26 gauge
Or 28g over 26g?
Oh side note. Is there a chart or something that I can view so I can know if I were to twist a certain gauge what would that twisted gauge now equal?
Like twisting 28g makes it equal to (x)g
Twisting 26g makes it equal to (x)g
Twisting 32g makes it equal to (x)g
Thanks for the input and answers from ahead of time.
Sent from my SM-G920T using Tapatalk
Went from a turtleship v2 mech to an ipv3 and happy for now lol. Always new toys and RDAS and other stuff coming out.
Anyways....
Just a few questions on Clapton coils. I watched a few different builds of them. Failed miserably when I tried them and ran out of wire lol. But I learned a easier way to build them.
I watched Riptrippers do a build then watched Twisted Messed do a totally different one with twisted 28g as the wire, then wrapped with 28g over it.
Vapor Hut's video also suggested using differing gauges to build as well.
My questions are.
If I were to twist 28g wire resistance would that be equal to another gauge? For example would it make it equal to 26g 24g?
Second question.
What would the results be.... was to wrap for example 24 gauge over 26 gauge
Or 28g over 26g?
Oh side note. Is there a chart or something that I can view so I can know if I were to twist a certain gauge what would that twisted gauge now equal?
Like twisting 28g makes it equal to (x)g
Twisting 26g makes it equal to (x)g
Twisting 32g makes it equal to (x)g
Thanks for the input and answers from ahead of time.
Sent from my SM-G920T using Tapatalk