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I like to keep some 24, 26, and 28 gauge on hand, as that covers the majority of builds I do (and most people, to be honest).
You can use the Steam Engine coil wrapping calculator (<- clicky) to play with potential coils/gauges/etc. and figure out what gauge will serve you the most multi-purposed use.
You can use the Steam Engine coil wrapping calculator (<- clicky) to play with potential coils/gauges/etc. and figure out what gauge will serve you the most multi-purposed use.
Really depends on what type of coils you are planning on building, whether single coil or dual. It is handy to have a few different gauges at your disposal. I tend to use 28 more than any other.
Yeah that's not a bad place to start. I'd actually revise my suggestion and say you might want a broader range. Maybe get 24, 28, 30? 26 ends up being my most commonly used wire, but 24 and 28 are equally useful. Either way, within the 24-30 range you'll be able to build a slew of coils, both basic and fancy. It's only when you start trying to make claptons/zipper/etc coils that you need very specific gauges (ie: 32 and 24).
yes and why not tiger coil? be alwaise careful about your mod and battery safety 
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