Good 24 gauge build?

[DoctorChopps]

Ive just gotten into dripping, and i purchased a praxis clone as well as a stillare clone from a new vape shop that opened in my town. I have been searching for a good 24 gauge build that produces good flavour and vapour without killing all my juice in the process but im having a hard time finding one... Im not into any of the more complicated builds, id rather something simple. Any suggestions?

 

[sonicbomb]

Single coil, 7 wraps, 2mm ID @0.5ohms

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[K_Tech]

What sort of resistance are you shooting for? Generally speaking, the lower you go, the more juice you're going to consume, period, regardless of coil design.

That being said, a nice, tight microcoil is probably the most conservative, compared to some of the more intricate designs.

 

[BeerGolfClouds]

My Stillare likes big coils. 5 touching wraps around a 5/32" bit, dual coil, right around .3 ohms. It will pull around 14 amps on a mech mod, so use an appropriate battery.

 

[Baditude]

I'm a firm believer in KISS. (Keep it simple, stupid)

I build 3mm diameter (larger coil is easier to wick), single microcoils with 28 gauge kanthal. 1.5 ohm in a RTA and 0.6 ohm dual coils on a RDA.

I worked in a vape shop where many tried various exotic builds and I never saw the point from a results standpoint. I saw these people as hobbyists and enthusiasts who simply enjoyed trying something new.

I don't particularly enjoy making coils. I'm not a cloud chaser. I just like to vape, and expect a decent amount of flavor and vapor. KISS.

 

[Das Auto]

Nicely said Bad. Although I do enjoy playing with my coils. Ultimately I just want to enjoy the yummy juices I mix up!!

 

[Llanw]

I usually did a double coil 24g 6 wrap with 2mm diameter on my Mutation X v3. It would come out to ~0.2-0.25 ohms.