More wraps lower ohm's?

[Kandem]

Lol Another question guys I noticed on of my coils is heating up faster then the other. But once I start pulsing them they are ok. I scrapped my ceramic tweezers on the one that was slow to light up. Guys at the Vap shop checked it out everything looked good. I'm building with the shifty Allen key that came with the kit. And the coil that's lighting up slower I noticed both screws are starting to get stripped. The coils won't budge if you pull on them they are tight. But the one that lights up quicker both screw are nice and not stripped. Could that be my issue?

Could be that the one which is firing quicker has shorter legs. Could be a tiny bit.

 

[rcalvy1]

Could be that the one which is firing quicker has shorter legs. Could be a tiny bit.

Just had to rewick so I took the post screws out of the slow firing coil and switched with new ones that weren't stripped working much better now!! Firing together thanks for all the tips guys

 

[BobC]

The funny thing here is the talk of sub-ohm coil building without a clue about how it works, i.e. ohms law.

Dangerous

 

[rcalvy1]

The funny thing here is the talk of sub-ohm coil building without a clue about how it works, i.e. ohms law.

Dangerous

How is it dangerous when I'm using a regulated mod and just expressed myself wrong. No issues at all here and my mod reads the resistance anyways and I always start off at low wattage and increase by five till I find my sweet spot. Vaping is all about learning and getting experience. We all start somewhere.

 

[BobC]

I guess that's better then a mech, but it does make sense to understand what's happening from the battery to the coil, for safety's sake.

Steam Engine main page

 

[rcalvy1]

I guess that's better then a mech, but it does make sense to understand what's happening from the battery to the coil, for safety's sake.

Steam Engine main page

I do understand. If you see in the thread I explained that I expressed myself wrongly. I do know about the steam engine website!

 

[WharfRat1976]

That's what we do in the building section. Well. I actually forgot to tell the OP that 18g Ni200 is the best to build with. It heats up super fast for such a thick wire & has a decent resistance. Just make sure to go 24 wraps on a 3.5mm or 20 wraps on a 4.0mm ID

Are you giving this advice to an obvious newcomer, Tom? Really?

 

[Tom Forde]

Are you giving this advice to an obvious newcomer, Tom? Really?

I'm clearly not worthy.... :/

 

[WharfRat1976]

I'm clearly not worthy.... :/

Just saying. It's kind of silly and not too safe[emoji12]