It has a nimbus rda I have a Imren 18650 3.7V 2500mah Max:40a. What is a safe coil in ohms. I was running .32 and it was doing good until I fully charged the battery then the vapor was getting hot and tasting nasty. I had juice on it. I normally run my juice 80/20 but I got a 90/10 cuz I wanted bigger clouds. The wire I have is 28 gauge but I also have 26 gauge too if that help but I was running 28 gauge wire only. Whats the way I should have this setup thank u so much for all ur help.
I just bought my first mechanical mod.
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Maybe you have some hotspots on your coil. Sort them out by evening the loops and wicking it just right.
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There is much more to building a coil than an OHM number. Wire size is much more important than OHM or watts. FWIW I would NOT change you juice except for nic. Until you first lean to build a coil. That extra 10% VG ain't gonna make more clouds, if the coil is wrong.
There is much more to building a coil than an OHM number. Wire size is much more important than OHM or watts. FWIW I would NOT change you juice except for nic. Until you first lean to build a coil. That extra 10% VG ain't gonna make more clouds, if the coil is wrong.
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A hotspot is loop or part of the coil that turns red and gets hotter than the rest of the coil. This will cause a harsh burnt taste because its burning the liquid it touches instead of vaporizing evenly. If the coil is even and the wick not too tight and no too loose and is touching all loops then you should have a great vape. Ohms matter very much when using a mech mod. Too low and battery can be damaged. Too high you wont get a decent vape. Only need for thicker wire is going high voltage or high power because high power can pop a thin coil like a fuse. I use 28 awg twisted wire and my build is 0.9 ohm. I use it on my Tesla at 69 watts (have use it at 120 watts) and its incredible.
A hotspot is loop or part of the coil that turns red and gets hotter than the rest of the coil. This will cause a harsh burnt taste because its burning the liquid it touches instead of vaporizing evenly. If the coil is even and the wick not too tight and no too loose and is touching all loops then you should have a great vape. Ohms matter very much when using a mech mod. Too low and battery can be damaged. Too high you wont get a decent vape. Only need for thicker wire is going high voltage or high power because high power can pop a thin coil like a fuse. I use 28 awg twisted wire and my build is 0.9 ohm. I use it on my Tesla at 69 watts (have use it at 120 watts) and its incredible.
@Coler10 Try less wick through the coil, maybe the coil is strangling the wick and liquid flow. If that doesn't help try more wick through it.
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I like to build my coils at 2.5 with little cotton through them.
And for the hot legs, just stroke a couple times with youre screwdriver over youre coil and its gone.
I like to build my coils at 2.5 with little cotton through them.
And for the hot legs, just stroke a couple times with youre screwdriver over youre coil and its gone.
I would use a thicker wire such as 24 gauge or even 22. Keep in mind these thicker wires are going to have a lower resistance so more wraps and larger diameter coils will be needed to get a resistance of .32 ohms. Also the wire I'm speaking of is kanthal A1 which is what I assume you are using.
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