Is it possible to build a ni200 dual coil at atleast 0.1ohm?

[Danny74]

Why over .1? The ipv4s will do .05 in joules mode. On the velocity, using tempered 28 gauge ni200, 9 wraps on the 2.5mm coilmaster bit (dual coils), tests at .058 on my ipv4s. Or .061 on my sx mini.

 

[BoUlToN]

Yeh I didn't realise it was 0.5 in joules mode, but even when i made a 0.7 coil and put it on joules mode it still said resistance too low when tried to fire it up, why would that be? I think the battery was low but wouldn't it come up with battery check not resistance too low?

 

[Danny74]

Were you in Ni200 or Titanium mode? In Ni200, I haven't saw a low resistance warning until under about .047. And if it was the battery power, it should give a battery warning, not a resistance warning. That's kind of odd, unless maybe a coil is touching the side of the body, creating a short? You might check resistance with the top on, and off, to see if that's the case.

 

[dc99]

Yeh I didn't realise it was 0.5 in joules mode, but even when i made a 0.7 coil and put it on joules mode it still said resistance too low when tried to fire it up, why would that be? I think the battery was low but wouldn't it come up with battery check not resistance too low?

You have to hold down the up and down buttons to start with to lock the ohms in TC mode.

 

[BoUlToN]

Were you in Ni200 or Titanium mode? In Ni200,.

Oh I don't know, if i was in titanium mode I didn't realise, i have got titanium wire aswell is that any different to nickel?

 

[BoUlToN]

You have to hold down the up and down buttons to start with to lock the ohms in TC mode.

I definitely didn't do that, just assumed it would be ready to fire.