My first RDA setup - The Results...

Ohms Law still applies. With a regulated device we just have 2 different incidents with it. The coil side and the battery side. Having to reference a Ohms Law Calculator to ensure you are working within your cells limits on your mech is your prerogative to which I respect – but this thread is not about coils on a mech.

 

On unregulated, if you can build SS to the wattage you want, it will climb in ohm as it heats, emulating TC. NiCr will remain more or less a constant ohm.

 

So I see/saw/seen. Apologies for asking what I thought a simple question that did not seem to have impact. Perhaps you better send someone to think for me.

 

It is a simple question, that deserves a well considered answer. The problem arises that by asking it how and where you did, you both confused your question, with the one being discussed in this thread. Thus, neither question gets the attention they deserve.

 

@MyMagicMist

Im running tri-core fused Clapton all n80 coils. My .2s are 26 x3 wrapped in 40 and my .25s are 28 x3 wrapped 40. Using a thinner gauge and making parallel coils (basically same as mine without the wrap) should get you close to what you want.

 

Agree with the members before me, who see you using this forum for attention seeking purposes.

 

Thanks, kind of figured NiCh was likely how you were "getting there". Got some 40 ga wire here but find it difficult to work. Might try triple core SS though, the ga of it is 26.

 

It was not about that, at least not on my end. I read what another person wrote regarding their set up. I asked them simply how they got there from here.

They now have responded. Matter would have solved itself without any involvement from others, who took it upon themselves to interject. I did not realize this thread was about running only regulated devices. It does not express that in its title "My first RDA setup - The Results...".

What I thought in reading that title was the topic/subject matter being discussed was RDA setups/builds. There was no specification up front that it required regulated devices only. Ergo, another member mentions their results of a setup they use, I thought it reasonable to inquire about it.

The attention came though when others interjected. The thread kept going nonetheless and likely would have even had they not interjected. I asked a question and did get an answer. Didn't need all the interjections. Then, I'm called some kind of attention whore? Bull!

 

These forums are kind of on the slow side, not a whole lot of new stuff being posted often. This causes some thread derailment, background chatter, over explanation of simple questions, and (in this case) posts being picked apart and over thinking or misconstrue their true meaning.

This place can be a huge wealth of knowledge of all things vape, and a great resource to be a part of. But it can also be quite harsh, usually on slow days. Best just to overlook the off hand comments and move on rather than replying and feeding into it.

But that's just my opinion and will likely also attract some off hand comments.

 

No worries, and I wasn't thinking of you MyMagicMyst when I wrote that. Just from the way you write, you are clearly an intelligent person.

What is good about this site is much of the advice is of the truthful kind, versus the kind that my local vape shops spew. I'd support them if they weren't full of kiddies who just make up stuff to sell products. It's great that there are sites like this where people can get some insightful information, including the risks we assume when vaping.

 

I used to have a similar problem until I tried out these notched coils.... I swear by them now.. no hot hits. Fashion Accessories Notch Coil SS 316L Heating Wire 0.2ohm Premade Prebuilt Coils Big VAPE for Electronic Cigarettes RDA RBA RTA Atomizers | Wish dot com

or try
WISMEC Cylin RTA Atomizer Notch Coil 0.25ohm (5pcs) 4.9USD VapeSourcing

 

Notch coils in general don't have the best reputation around here. Or anywhere else.

Me personally, I don't like them at all.
Flavor is muted at best, the leads have a tendency to snap and they're quite expensive for what they are.

 

I hear you & don't have intentions of exiting the site. I like you can see it as a valued resource. Thanks for your answer again.

 

Wow. Notch coils? I've got a box up for grabs, just pay shipping. 2 missing, as the leg immeaditly broke off the one I tried first.

 

These hateful things...
I was going to put 4 in one day for S&G but never got around to it.

 

That might just be enough to get decent flavor out of them...

 

Legs would have broke before I got them all wicked...

 

And here I believed ECF when it says you're a vaping master... Guess I shouldn't believe everything I read here...

 

Challenge acceted.... And failed. Four is a no go in the drop dead, at least for me. I'd have to say, slightly mutes the flavor of this atty, but brings some life to the notch, @ 100w. Got three good puffs til a leg melted.