Dual 5/64" Holes, too much?

[EmeraldLeo1982]

So I just drilled out an extra 5/64" hole into my RDA because after a day full of vaping on the 1 hole my lungs were fatigued. Now I can power vape as hard as I want with little to no resistance. Is that too much air flow? I get more vapor at the moment from covering 1 of the holes or dragging really slow. But I'm wanting to install a 2nd coil, if I can figure out the trick to making 2 identical coils..

Anybody else use dual 5/64 holes? How is it with dual coils?

 

[davewuvswaffles]

Before I lost my Igo-W, I had it with dual microcoils @ 0.4 ohms and actually had 1/8" air holes in it, real cannons.

I guess it'll really just depend on your resistance/wattage.

 

[jg1986]

I run a dual coil on my igo-w, resistance is around 0.3 or 0.4 and I have dual 7/64'' holes drilled out and I love it. It's all preference. Also, is dependent on your build and how warm/cool you like your vape.

 

[EmeraldLeo1982]

I like a cool non-choking vape. I'm running about 8-12 watts currently depending on which juice I'm using. Staying about 2.7ohms and 5.2-5.8 or sometimes 6 volts if I really don't wanna wait for it to heatup and just want a fast hard vape.

After vaping it for the evening with dual holes on a single coil I've gotta say I ilke it. It's produces about the same amount of vapor it's just alot easier to lung hit without my chest hurting by night time from all the strain. I installed dual ribbon coils earlier and it took forever for them to heat up with my battery. The battery started getting warm about the same time the coils did so I decided it's not worth it just to get the same or less amount of vapor I'm getting with 1 coil. Atleast until I get a better mod. I'm limited to 2.5amp draw right now so it's just not enough power to heat up 8 inches of .4mm ribbon kanthal.