Hmm whoa this is all over my head
My problem is...I'm using a drill bit set from the workshop and it's unlabeled. I can ask tomorrow of maintenance knows which one is 1/8 but they may or may not know without the chart. The only one I know for certain is the 1/16, the smallest one. I think the next biggest is 5/64. No idea which is 1/8 or how to measure and see.
On my next build I'd kinda like slightly lower ohms - like 1.3-1.5, preferably right at 1.4. By this reasoning, bumping up the size and doing lower ohms would be less wraps = even less flow restriction?
The thing that plagues me is how well this thing vaped on my first build and tank and then also one other wick and tank - come to think of it actually I had 3 working wicks overall...I keep forgetting that middle one because it was a leak that caused me to re-wick (the leak was due to not having everything snug, and i decided to change flavors so i re-wicked). Particularly that third working wick, the greatest vape of my life to date. Smooth, tons of vapor, and Wakonda tasted like heaven itself if coffee and tobacco are allowed in heavenwould a problem of juice restriction due to that long of a coil still allow for such a heavenly vape for the first few tanks?
You are in luck. A 1.4 ohm coil with 28g and your bit should be a 8/7 wrap and yes, when the coil starts to gunk up and with that long of a coil, you could very well get a wee run of great flavor before it takes a dump.