Does anyone want to help me?

[Vwls]

I think 5 wraps is too few... I usually do about 8-10 with 28g wire... What is the ohms on that 5 wrap 30g?

It all depends on what kind of mod you are going to be using. If you're planning on using a mechanical, then .8 to 1.1 ohms of resistance is awesome. (A 5 wrap of 28 gauge will get you there usually.) If you are using a variable wattage mod that goes up to 20 watts (and the appropriate battery of course), then higher resistances are fantastic.

 

[jonjay]

Will you marry me?

I just tried wrapping my micro coil on a 1/8 drill tip instead of a 5/64. This enabled me to feed a much larger piece of cotton through my coil. I am producing absolutely amazing clouds of great tasting vapor - almost double what I was before.

Ingredients to this delicious recipe:
28 gauge Kanthal round wire - 5 wraps on a 1/8 drill tip - heat and squeeze till all coils meet = 1.1 ohms resistance
CVS sterile rolled cotton
Trident RDA on a mechanical mod with a fresh AW IMR 18650 battery

Bon Apetite!

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[alangoooo]

It all depends on what kind of mod you are going to be using. If you're planning on using a mechanical, then .8 to 1.1 ohms of resistance is awesome. (A 5 wrap of 28 gauge will get you there usually.) If you are using a variable wattage mod that goes up to 20 watts (and the appropriate battery of course), then higher resistances are fantastic.

I'm definitely going to try out the video tomorrow when i pick up some more wire. I don't have a drill bit laying around, but do you think a q_tip is about the same size?

 

[Vwls]

I think a Qtip will work fine, as will many other things you probably have lying around the house, including screwdrivers and other tools. Half the fun is in the tinkering, so try lots of things and enjoy the ride.