Am I correct in assuming that wrapping something like the 'figure 8' or any dual coil with a single strand would have an end resistance of the entire length of wire.... and wrapping, say two of these, and putting them in parallel would halve that?
My MVP is limited in it's amperage output, and my sigelei is limited in it's ability to read low ohm coils (So far, I think I prefer higher resistances anyway around 2 ohms)
I just got an Igo-W. I built a dual coil setup, but it's in the 0.9-1.0 range (must be on the cusp, as it reads differently each time).. This is too low for the Sig, and the MVP has trouble getting it hot enough. My plan, then is to build a quad coil setup with two figure 8 style coils in parallel. Can I assume that if I go with 8 wraps on each (16 wraps total), 30ga, I will hit somewhere around 3 ohms (roughly), and two in parallel will net me in the 1.5 range that will fire in my Sigelei?
I ask before I try because I am low on wire, and can't afford to waste it at the moment.
My MVP is limited in it's amperage output, and my sigelei is limited in it's ability to read low ohm coils (So far, I think I prefer higher resistances anyway around 2 ohms)
I just got an Igo-W. I built a dual coil setup, but it's in the 0.9-1.0 range (must be on the cusp, as it reads differently each time).. This is too low for the Sig, and the MVP has trouble getting it hot enough. My plan, then is to build a quad coil setup with two figure 8 style coils in parallel. Can I assume that if I go with 8 wraps on each (16 wraps total), 30ga, I will hit somewhere around 3 ohms (roughly), and two in parallel will net me in the 1.5 range that will fire in my Sigelei?
I ask before I try because I am low on wire, and can't afford to waste it at the moment.
