looking for .35-.45 ohms for a single coil parallel coil build using 28ga - how many wraps?
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. I'm low on kanthol and honestly have one shot at this till i have more money to spend on wire 
Wow! Really? You don't have 10 bux for 100 feet of Kanthal?
PM me your street address and I will gladly mail you some Kanthal.
The only real way you will know how many wraps you need of a certain gauge wire wrapped around your specific mandrel to attain a specific ohm reading is when you wrap it and measure it on an ohm meter yourself.
PM me your street address and I will gladly mail you some Kanthal.
The only real way you will know how many wraps you need of a certain gauge wire wrapped around your specific mandrel to attain a specific ohm reading is when you wrap it and measure it on an ohm meter yourself.
Another reason why ECF is a great forum. Generous, helpful people like you.
its gonna be small.... 28 ga on a 1/8" drill bit dual setup for .350 ohms is 2 wraps... 3 wraps will be .45 ohms
if I did dual parallel coils on a 5/64" drill bit, how many wraps for each coil so that the net resistance is around .35-.45 ?
do you have Excel? ( found in Microsoft Office pack, normally is pre installed with windows) if you do snag a copy of this
View attachment vapecoils.xlsx
the better question would be what size drill bit would I have to use to get X number of wraps... how many wraps do you think you will need??
You do have a multimeter or ohm reader, right?
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