i want to build a 1.2 ohm dual coil for my kanger aerotank. does this mean i need two 2.4 ohm coils to achieve this? and do i need 34 guage wire to make a coil with that much resistance?
dual coil build for kanger aerotank
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You could do it with either 30awg or 32awg.
Using a 1/16th internal diameter, you would need 6/5 wraps with 32awg and 11/10 wraps with 30awg
Using a 1/16th internal diameter, you would need 6/5 wraps with 32awg and 11/10 wraps with 30awg
Oh, and yes, that does mean that you need two 2.4 ohm coils. Keep in mind though that one coil will have slightly longer leads than the other, so they wont have exactly the same resistance.
thanks dakota i will get some 34 as i have only achieved a 2.1 max with 32 and want this to fire on my vamo.
Ummm, mate, to get a 2.1 ohm dual coil build using 32awg on a 1/16th ID you would have to do 13/12 wraps.
34 awg is going to be ridiculously thin wire, which ends up being a terrible option for protank style coil heads.
If you have an android device look for vapers toolbox on the appstore, it will tell you everything you need to know, and has never let me down.
PS. Your vamo will fire at 1.3 ohms and above.
34 awg is going to be ridiculously thin wire, which ends up being a terrible option for protank style coil heads.
If you have an android device look for vapers toolbox on the appstore, it will tell you everything you need to know, and has never let me down.
PS. Your vamo will fire at 1.3 ohms and above.
To give you an idea..
I rebuild my pt3 heads to 1.8 ohms.
Dual coil
Each using 30awg on a 1/16th drill bit.
11/10 wraps
I rebuild my pt3 heads to 1.8 ohms.
Dual coil
Each using 30awg on a 1/16th drill bit.
11/10 wraps
i am actually looking for a 1.2 ohm total build with dual coil. i did a single coil with 30 guage last night and the vamo didn't have a problem. a dna 30 would allow me to drop to .5 ohm.
the kanger coils were 34 guage soldered to conductor wires. my solution was to take advantage of the taller cup the dual coil head allows and built a single coil using 30 guage. 8/7 around swiss army knife tweezers rendered a 1.7 ohm rectangular vertical coil that easily fit and a breeze to wick. i call it "the radiator" and it out performs the stock coil by miles. my whole idea of going low ohm was to use larger wire and expose more surface area to the liquid. i did try several times to fit 10/9 wraps of 32 in dual fashion and the best result i got was 1.1ohm and shorts. duals are a pain and the next radiator i build will have one less wrap. ty and others for the great help.
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