Coil builds to use at 70 watts?

It's all based on individual taste and how warm you like your vape. For some, .2 at 70 Watts is fine.

How many wraps do you have on each coil? Taking a wrap off of each one will lower the resistance making higher wattage easier.

Why are you locked in at a 70W vape? Just curious

 

Just as an FYI, you don't need to vape at 70 watts to have a great experience, i do it single coil at 31 watts and get plenty of clouds and flavor.

For the question though, i usually did a .2 to .25 build with kanthal a1 and used 70-80 watts ( dual coils ofc)
I do prefer stainless for lower builds though idk why.

Usually i stay at around 4.2 volts more or less on any build and that's how i stay satisfied.

 

If he's using a regulated mod the volts displayed really don't mean much. It might be a reference you use, but can over complicate things for someone newer.

 

You can do one of two things, go to 5 wraps, even 4 would work. I space my coils so even a 4 wrap can fill out a small to medium size deck. Play around with your builds until you get the resistance you seek.

Or the easier, right now fix would be to gradually increase the wattage until you get the vape that you like. What mod and batteries are you using?

 

That's a regulated device, you can increase the wattage and be safe. Go up from 40W 5 at a time until you get what you like.

What batteries?

 

I was looking for brand and model, but as long as they're legit, you don't have much to worry about with the device you're using. Are you getting a more satisfying vape any higher yet?

 

Forget about hitting a certain wattage. Built coils are different on different decks and run differently from drop in factory coils. Turn it up to where you like it. 7 wrap twisted 24 gauge I have run at 120 watts...
Currently using twisted 26, 28, and a flat wire dual coils at 62 watts. .28

 

I build my favorite go to coils with 22ga kanthal. 7 wraps on a 2.5mm mandrel. Dual coil setup in my bravo rta gives anywhere from .19 to .24 ohms depending on the leg length. I hit this from 60 to 75 watts depending on the juice im using. The 22ga is kinda stiff but allows for less (none) deformation when i rewick yet produces nice thick flavorful clouds. Truly a nice experience in my opinion. But hey, thats just me

 

Flavor on an rda is all about airflow and coil placement. Wicking plays a part too. The Zeus dual, although not the best, is good and should give you good flavor once you find the right build.

I'm vaping at 5.48 volts according to my screen right now. You also have good batteries.

 

I'm not sure if I understood the question, you should always soak the cotton after wicking the wire though if that's what you meant. It's especially important for the cotton in the coil to be primed, otherwise you'll burn the cotton.

Good luck!

 

Oh sorry, no. I have rta's that sit for a week and I pick up and use. The cotton retains the moisture. Any longer and I'd prime it.
During regular use, no need to prime until you change the cotton.