If that link doesn't work it's a link in the second sticky in the rebuild able atomizer systems forum. The link is to a google doc. Personally I went for trial and error. Hope that helps.
What im looking for is a list that helps me w/o the trial and error.. I have a roll of 28g wire and was hoping to find something that's says if I wrap 28g 12x you'll get approx ohm, if I wrap it 8x you'll get approx this ohm. I have made a few good and bad coils playing around. I got my PT2 coil dialed in at 1.7ohm and my kayfun w/ 1.4.. I like both.. Both coils I used a 5/64 drill bit.. I know the same amount of wraps on a smaller bit will change the ohms.. A nice spreadsheet would be a great guide for people who don't know what their trying to achieve.
I sent you a PM with a link to a excel chart, I used my server to create the link so if it looks weird it's because it's from a Chicago fishing website. It's my site.
This is a consolidated workbook that opens in Excel. It contributions from a lot of folks here, if they created it and their name is on it thank them, I just brought it together.
Table one is a work in progress. It is builds that were added out of posts but I have found some not 100% correct but close.
It's hosted on my website and the link is to a fishing site. I know a little weird but I have the server space.
I take my wire - still on the reel and put a bend in it about 1/2" along - that's one leg. I put one probe of a multimeter in that bend i made and run the other probe along the wire until i get a rough resistance i want and bend the wire there too. Add 1/2" to this for the other leg.
Then cut the wire and the bit between the 2 bends is your coil, and you will get the same resistance whatever you wrap it on.
If you have an android device get "Vaper's Toolbox", it's free on google play. Awesome app and does exactly what you are looking for. Plus it was made by a member here: ScottP!
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