sounds good man, i will build some more coils....tried building a dual coil but i kept getting "Low Load" and it wouldn't fire so i just tried a single....i'm getting good vape now... i'm learning so all advise is welcome.
....thanks
Well remember, take the average ohms of the coils and divide it by the number of coils you are making. For example, if i had a 3.6 ohm coil, and a 3.4 ohm coil, you would take the average of the two, which would be 3.5. Then you divide that by 2 since you have 2 coils, and the total ohm would actually be 1.75.
Tips:
-the more wraps you make, the higher the resistance, which means the higher the ohm reading is going to be. For example if i have wrapped a 28 gauge wire 5 times it would be about .8 ohms (depending on what you wrap it around), if i had wrapped it 10 times it would double the resistance, becoming 1.6 ohms.
-When you finish building a coil, and after you connect it to the posts of your rda, you should hold the fire button till the coil gets glowing red (hold it till its glowing red for about 4-5 seconds) then let go of the firing button and as fast as you can use tweezers to squeeze the coils as tight as possible, repeat until satisfied. You want to make sure it glows red from the inside out, once you have that, its perfect.
-You might already know this but, you when you put your cap back on, make sure your air holes are directly infront of the coil for more airflow. The more airflow the more the coil will heat, again, more heat, more vapor/flavor. Now when it comes to air hole sizes everyone has there preferences. Know that the bigger the airhole, the more airflow going to the coil. When you drill your air holes always start small and work your way up, you dont want to drill a big hole, because you cant fix that.
Thats all the tips i can think of at the moment, if you have any more questions ill be glad to help.
