As I stated in the title I have no wire smaller then 26 gauge. So here's my situation I wanted a single coil over 1.0 ohm in which case I ended up doing 16 Wraps put it on my ohm meter and currently on my dna 30. It reads 1.2 on both prettied it up a bit and it glows from the middle out perfectly so. Is it safe to use? I really can't see why not but I want to be sure. (And if it matters I used a small bit)
i have no wire smaller then 26 gauge help me out quick please
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Put your numbers into this Ohm's law | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators if your coil's amp draw does not exceed your power source with a little headroom, I would say yes it is safe.
to simplify what reydan mentioned is the more wire you use the more coils you have. That causes the outer wraps to take longer to heat up, while the center ones are already nice and hot.
try it out, solid reading on 2 different meter's, and nicely glowing. Sounds like a ready to be wicked/dripped coil to me!
try it out, solid reading on 2 different meter's, and nicely glowing. Sounds like a ready to be wicked/dripped coil to me!
Put some cotton in there and been vapin it for a little bit and it's pretty nice got it in the magma rda. And it's got pretty nice flavor. Thanks for the help
I vape high wrap single coils all the time. At 1.2 it's safe. Remember - bigger coil = more surface area and bigger vape! It should be a flavor monster coil!
Most of my builds are either 24 or 26 gauge. When dropping the gauge, the coils also work better at lower resistances than a higher gauge, because the wire is thicker and needs to power to heat up + too large a wire will take too long to cool down. With my own builds, I usually shoot for around .3 ohm with 26 gauge dual coils, so I would try to get that single coil closer to .6 ohm.
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