So i dont know if its a micro coil or not but i built a 26g kanthal with 8 wraps. Just me got bored and made a little coil on the excess wire so i wouldn't waste it. I use the screw that always came with the drippers if you buy one and thats the size of the coil. The problem is its reading .91 ohms. Is this safe of what ?Thanks
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It would depend on what mod, too. A .91Ω coil at full charge 4.2 volts makes 19.3 watts and draws 4.6 amps from the battery on a mech mod. On a regulated mod, it might be different. To find max amps on a regulated: [minimum battery voltage (usually about 3.2) x set watts] x 1.05 = max amp draw. The 25R is a 20 amp CDR and, in general, on a regulated mod it's good for about 60 watts or so. The AWT is a rewrapped battery, and there is no way to tell what actual battery is under the wrap, so no opinion. In general, a .91 coil is not a problem in most attys and on most mods. I will build a one battery mech down to .4 if I'm feeling brave and on a regulated it doesn't matter much so long as it falls within the mod's ability to fire it.
It's a micro coil if the ID is around 1/16 of and inch or less. .91 is safe for nearly any high drain Li battery rated at 5amps or more. .91 while sub-ohm barely qualifies as a Sub-Ohm build.
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