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vapo jam

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0.6 is perfectly fine. i tend to try to stay at 0.5 or above, but i've heard of people going as low as 0.3 (although i can't say that i've tried it, or that i'd recommend it...).

EDIT: make sure the batteries you're using are safe, though, ie, aw or efest imr's, panny hybrid, etc. do NOT try this unless you know the battery is safe as well.
 
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Thank you for the info. I feel better now. I'm using imr efest batteries
vapo jam:9878919 said:
0.6 is perfectly fine. i tend to try to stay at 0.5 or above, but i've heard of people going as low as 0.3 (although i can't say that i've tried it, or that i'd recommend it...).

EDIT: make sure the batteries you're using are safe, though, ie, aw or efest imr's, panny hybrid, etc. do NOT try this unless you know the battery is safe as well.
 

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So I've been building my own coils for a few weeks now and decided to start using 28 gauge kanthal wire. My first coil read 0.6 ohms. I wanted to get around 0.8. Is this safe? What's the lowest you can go in a mechanical? Thank you all

It is only safe if the cells used can handle the discharge rate.
Find out what the discharge rate of your cells are (AW IMR ~ 15C) and then use ohms law and find out if your set up is safe.
Don't play around, you're holding a potential pipe bomb to your lips.
 

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I don't personally approve of ultra low resistance coils, especially someone new to RBA's. I strongly recommend that you look over my article on RBA's in my blog. Click the link below my avatar to reach the blog. There is a large collection of resource materials that should be considered required reading for any new RBA user.
 
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