About how many wraps for that single micro coil? And am i good to still use the 1/16 drill bit?
Dual micro coil build
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yes, don't be stupid and use a multimeter, people get angry at you if you put erronious data on here. is your tobh a 26650 size or is it standard size?
cool so you have lots of room to build, you should try a regular coil 6 wrap 26g, thats a really good starter coil, but it still preforms well, or you could try the same with 24g, just get that ohm reader.
Alright great! 2 questions, what ohms should this roughly come out to with my 26 gauge? And will this produce some good vapor?
I have absolutely no idea. im running twice that pretty much so maybe around .48 or .52 ohm, i really have no idea, thats why you need to test it. And yes it will make good vapor, haven't you tried it yet?
I keep getting the impression that you are trying to avoid getting that Ohm reader, and cheating by asking us what ohms a certain number of wraps with a certain gauge wire will get you. That will get you into trouble fast. There's no excuse for not using an Ohm reader.
If you really knew what you were doing, you'd have this information at your finger tips. Any coil wrapping calculator will give you this information.
Coil Toy Calculator
If you really knew what you were doing, you'd have this information at your finger tips. Any coil wrapping calculator will give you this information.
Coil Toy Calculator
that things pretty cool, never seen that before. now all they need to do is make a standard/metric option.
no you don't, it isnt the right type trust me. Get a vape ohm reader.
Ok here is what you should be around @ 4.2 volts
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I think that's referring to "wires per coil", i.e., twisted coils.
I use this app for my dripper and tank builds then I check with my fluke mm works well!
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