Need help on Ithaka
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i am a hard time and i mean really hard time twisting the NR and R espeially when my R is 26GA thick. lets say they are coil and ready to be coiled around the wick, thats another issue, 26ga are notorious for being hard and thick, so im asking if there are better ways or seomthing?
its only one way to twist the wires
but you can do good or best twisting
see this video
hope that will help you
How to make single coil with 32 gauge . - YouTube
but you can do good or best twisting
see this video
hope that will help you
How to make single coil with 32 gauge . - YouTube
I have tested those gauges 20-28 wires. its not needed for this. Ithaka is not a genies.
The reason why it was used in genies is to get sub 1 ohm. You can do the same thing here with a 34 gauge wire. as a dual coil. it will give you a more enjoyable taste, vapor, and throat hit.
Look at my youtube channel for creating coils.
The reason why it was used in genies is to get sub 1 ohm. You can do the same thing here with a 34 gauge wire. as a dual coil. it will give you a more enjoyable taste, vapor, and throat hit.
Look at my youtube channel for creating coils.
And another nice thing about the thinner wire is they heat up faster
exactly as Bish said. Ithaka dont have wicking issues like mesh style atomizers, so you can use a very thin wire. The thinner, the better
not at all aal. You just put a bigger in ohms wire so flavor stays the same. Also that way you increase your vaping time a lot. In most cases about 50 %. Its like putting a 18650 battery that has 4500 mah
And as you know, Ithaka can handle a lot of coils around the wick because of its large ceramic
And as you know, Ithaka can handle a lot of coils around the wick because of its large ceramic
Imeo if u use two wires with exact same resistance but one thicker than the other (it will also be longer because same resistance) the thicker wire gives more flavor. At least this is what I noticed. It has to do with the heat at a unit of length.
AAL anything less in gauge from 30 and below is pointless. You can achieve great flavor and taste using a single coil 32 gauge wire if its 1.5 ohms. you can use same gauge for 1.2 ohms as well.
You can also do a twist coil of 34 and 32 gauge and make a 1.2-1.5 ohms coil for an extra added bonus of flavor and hit.
You can also do a twist of 32 gauge with same same gauge to stretch the resistance even more.
You can also run Dual Coils, triple coils and quads.
I have tried personally the coils you speak of and in no way it can hold a candle next to the ones imeo mentioned or that I have mentioned.
You can also do a twist coil of 34 and 32 gauge and make a 1.2-1.5 ohms coil for an extra added bonus of flavor and hit.
You can also do a twist of 32 gauge with same same gauge to stretch the resistance even more.
You can also run Dual Coils, triple coils and quads.
I have tried personally the coils you speak of and in no way it can hold a candle next to the ones imeo mentioned or that I have mentioned.
I agree aal. Thats because thick wires doent heat so much. But you can have same result if you put thin wire with bigger ohms, so you will produce less heat and at the same time you earn battery capacity because battery gives less current but with the same result
I understand what you looking for bud. You want more flavor. I'm going to be testing something out in the next few days I'm just waiting for it to arrive and if it enhances the flavor even more you be sure to hear about it soon enough.
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