Hi there, I've received 2 wires fro Rob for my Reomizer, 30 and 32 gauge. The thing is that 30 gauge is much thinner than 32 and therefore it is much easier to wrap it around the wick. So my question is before I buy 100ft of a wire, is 28gauge even thinner than 30 ? Or is there different diameter of all gauge wires ?
Lower gauge wire = thinner wire ?
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It's actually the other way around, the thinner one of the two you have is the 32g. If you want a thinner wire, then 34g would be the way to go, and it will also be more resistive - giving a higher ohm coil if you use the same number of wraps.
Not sure what is going on but Thorbear is correct ......
The higher the number the thinner the wire.
I have 32, 30, and 28 gauge right in front of me. 32g is the thinnest then 30 and then 28 which is super stiff.
Sound like you have gotten the wrong thing or something was miss labeled. 32 is as fine as a piece of hair.
I prefer 30 because its a touch stiffer and and lower resistance.
The thicker the wire the lower the Ω so you will need more wraps.
The higher the number the thinner the wire.
I have 32, 30, and 28 gauge right in front of me. 32g is the thinnest then 30 and then 28 which is super stiff.
Sound like you have gotten the wrong thing or something was miss labeled. 32 is as fine as a piece of hair.
I prefer 30 because its a touch stiffer and and lower resistance.
The thicker the wire the lower the Ω so you will need more wraps.
32 guage is .007 thick
30 is .010
28 is .012
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30 is .010
28 is .012
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