DGDC (dual gauge, dual coil)

[Jerms]

So.. yeah..

26g and 32g micros:


The vape is legit, lol. Not great but not bad at all. I am no connoisseur of flavors so I can't comment on subtleties but it's a good flavorful hit.

I measured them separate, 32 was 2.8ohm, 26 was .8ohm. Together they measured .4ohm, measuring the same grounding at either post and on the atty base.

Wow, interesting. Was that video taken while they were both totally cooled down? The 26ga looked to heat up a little quicker and hotter. The equality of response time is starting to favor the lower resistance over thinner gauge.

It's interesting still that the set-up seems to give about equal juice to the 2.8 ohm and .8 ohm coils. Path of least resistance? We'll take both paths, but won't tell you why. Where's the folks with a PHD in electricy?

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[Statistic]

The coils were room temp when I hit the button.

I wasnt sure what to expect I guess. I wondered if the 32g would even heat up at all being as the resistance was so much higher.

 

[CloudZ]

And the fatty is faster, oddly enough.

Twilight zone.

I wonder if the trick is to make it so they heat up at about same rate. I'm sure there's some way to determine that mathematically, but I'm too lazy to derive the equation right now

 

[Andrew Freeman]

Sorry to bump such an old post, but has anybody tried this with two different gauge coils that overall are the same resistance?

Ex. 4" of 28AWG and 1" of 34AWG would both equal out to 1.76ohm... I know 4" would be impossible to fit inside any tank, but that was just as an example...

I wonder what the outcome would be??