they still have professional gas filler uppers???
all the stations Ive been to are self service
I was a professional gas filler upper back in the early 70's Dual micro coil build
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they still have professional gas filler uppers???
all the stations Ive been to are self service
I was a professional gas filler upper back in the early 70's 
they still have professional gas filler uppers???
all the stations Ive been to are self service
My wife is originally from Oregon. There it's still a state law that all gas stations are Full Service...professional filler uppers everywhere!!!
they still have professional gas filler uppers???
all the stations Ive been to are self service
dude in mexico it is illegal for someone to fill up thier own car with gas
thank you. but that wasnt my point, no sales tax in Oregon either right?
I was going to ask a question but think I will wait. The answer is just semantics based on what I've read in this thread. I am somewhat proficient with building single coils and I am finally branching out into "dual" coils. I use an older analog ohm meter. I suspect a lot of people that post here have never seen one. Y'all have fun. Peace....
I got anything i want to wrap with or however i need to get those ohms im just not sure the size drill bit or wraps
I understand, a poster said i was a noob and basically said i didnt know what i was doing
26 gauge, 1/16, .8 ohms. And i just ordered 2 sony 26650 high drain batts with 50 amp limit
Yes mikey it's because you are asking questions that need to be answered with "you _NEED_ to get a real ohm reader". If you are asking those types of questions, then you are inexperienced.
The people in this thread, including me, don't want to see you (or anyone) get hurt by using unsafe building practices. Simply saying "I've built a coil with x gauge coil and wrapped it x times, but things are burning on my mech, is this ok?" doesn't sound all that experienced. Nobody is trying to scare you away or say you are stupid, but based on the information you've provided, there are some foolish things happening. Telling us your coil is reading 0.0 on the only ohm reader you have is enough to just simply say "screw it", toss it out and start over.
I'm simply suggesting you scrap the idea of this coil making it onto a mod without knowing what your actual resistance is on the coil. The ohm reader you have is reading it as a dead short, so start over and build a coil with a higher resistance. Something that will actually read on your ohm reader would be a great start
That sounds a TON better than the coil you started with. Well done.
Please lets keep this discussion civil and not personally attack other members. If it continues, then action may be taken on the violators account.
26ga on a 1/16 drill bit for .8 ohm dual will need 20 wraps for each coil
if you use a 3mm shaft you will only need 12 wraps
Yes, 26ga is too thick for .8 dual coils on a 1/16 drill bit. 30ga is better, or increase the diameter and go with 28ga. An ohm reader is still a must.
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