Thanks fella's. I'm not going to tell any of you to use a specific wind. I love this one and I'm talkin it up 'cause it's a great compromise (twisted leads) of the differing performance of parallels and twisters both of which I enjoy. But the main issue I'm speaking too are the benefits tension brings to the wind and particularly microcoils whether parallel, conventional or twisted.
You're doin' fine with the principle G. Could see no interrupts there. One slightly premature exit angle and as I noted, not tensioned. But a good parallel. Try to get around to getting a jig or pin vise. Unequal wrap tension common to hand winds will skew your resistance.
The variation of .1mm single turn as S-E's creator notes is not much. But multiplied across the wind it adds up. Add uneven wrap spacing which nobody really measures so no predictable builds. Tension winding yields a repeatable profile of your line length and res so you don't need to break your head to get a great vape…regardless of the wind you choose.
I actually love to see folks take the time to successfully build
both so they can tell the difference. Only way to be sure. And it's not my precision…it's Mother Nature. She don't fool around.
Thanks for the nod all, g'luck. And G, thx again for the funny papers.
p.s.s. I'm using 9mm as lead length norm for the SubM RBA.
p.s.s Cig I actually wound 6$ on par30...
30AWG TLP 6/5, 2.5mm i.d., 9mm L/L, t.m.c. = .4345Ω.
Metered out to ~.5Ω as S-E has no way to break out the calc for the lead twists.
