Yeah I would sayYou're already at the upper echelon as far as power goes.
So more or less wraps for more vapor? And can I do a sleeper build with parallel coils or should I do them separateYou're already at the upper echelon as far as power goes. Next thing to do would be to create more surface area. Dual parrallel coils are good start for that, just dont make them too wraps or you'll have trouble wicking.
I vape all the time trying to out do everyone I see the only reason I'm asking the question is so that I can do even better and get more then anyone I we not just my townDo lung exercises in order to expand your lung capacity or something
is that a temp control mod?So more or less wraps for more vapor? And can I do a sleeper build with parallel coils or should I do them separate
When you don't have two seperet coils in your RDA I have one strand of wire for both of my coils I wrap one of them with a regular sized lead then the other lead is lager so after putting it in my negative post I can wrap coils with it on the other side makes my coils fire at exactly the same timeTBH, I dont know what a sleeper build is. All builds are under a top cap, and therefore hidden, making them sleepers? Amiright?
More wraps, more surface are, more vapor (if you can keep the wicking right).
Yes it isis that a temp control mod?
I wrap my coils about 8-10 times how much should I be wrappingOh...I am not familiar with it...no wonder the coil resistances don't have an impact..... hmmmm in that case you have to get more coil surface area as has already been mentioned.

I've never heard of that, and I think thats bogus science...
I do a lot of research on ways to make better clouds and things like that I got myI've watched a lot of his videos....He is almost as crazy as I am![]()
i feel that hahaI've watched a lot of his videos....He is almost as crazy as I am![]()
I do a lot of research on ways to make better clouds and things like that I got my
i feel that haha
I vape anywhere from 150-200 and with the sleeper coils I'm running .62 ohm