juggernaut build

[lupinehorror]

quite new to winding but think i've gotten competent enough. have had a bit of trouble getting resistance close enough for dual setups.
juggernaut wire ((26+32)*2+0.1*0.9) probably isn't something i should have gone for but go for it i did.
you might say i've some improving to do...i'd agree. these are matched at 1.4ohms...haven't tried them on a deck yet...

juggernaut_coils

• lupinehorror
• Oct 12, 2017

 

[Winblows]

I'll rather call them "juggerweird"

 

[lupinehorror]

I'll rather call them "juggerweird"

and thus they were named...

 

[VictorViper]

You (seem to, maybe just the flat wire I'm seeing) have a lot of twisting in your cores going on here. How did you wrap these? By hand on a rod?

 

[lupinehorror]

You (seem to, maybe just the flat wire I'm seeing) have a lot of twisting in your cores going on here. How did you wrap these? By hand on a rod?

by hand and on a rod...yup. they resemble something that might lurk in the tunnels in the matrix and chase your hovercraft...
they'll get whapped onto a kylin deck tomorrow (the poor thing doesn't know what lays ahead of it)

 

[Don29palms]

The only cons to juggernaut coils are they take alot of power, they get HOT and they cool down slow. Pros are ALOT of vapor and great flavor. I personally think they work best in single coil setups.

 

[gofishtx]

I would recommend flipping your wrist when wrapping around a rod so you can get the wire to lay as flat as possible and like said they take a lot of power.

 

[Letitia]

Fond memories.