Single coil for a kayfun using 26g with 8 wraps 2.5 mm id gives me 1.1 ohm on the meter. I'm curious how the ohm would change if the coil were larger as in 3 mm, or smaller 2 mm, If the same wire and wraps were used. Your thoughts please.
Resistance is based on wire length and thickness. Wrap count increases or decreases as the ID becomes smaller or larger... but has no effect on net resistance.
Single coil for a kayfun using 26g with 8 wraps 2.5 mm id gives me 1.1 ohm on the meter. I'm curious how the ohm would change if the coil were larger as in 3 mm, or smaller 2 mm, If the same wire and wraps were used. Your thoughts please.
Yeah I couldn't build coils without it -- and that 'Ohm's Law' section lets me figure out, from my wattage and resistance, what my actual voltage is, and also lets me figure out how many amps my setup is drawing.
Anyone know what the rated amp limit is for ego-type batteries? I don't sub-ohm or anything close to it, but I've had my Kayfun on my ARO Winder lately, with a coil that's 1.8Ω; I'm just wondering if that lil Winder is actually safe to use, with that coil.
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