There's no need for a discussion since it's so easy to test:
-produce 2 identical coils (same wire gauge, same mandrel, same number of wraps, contact for consistency) of different material (eg SS and Kanthal). One will be lower the other higher resistance.
-use the same atomizer and use something to guarantee you have the exact same distance from the posts (like a piece of thin wood, some stacks of cardboard or credit cards)
-make two runs (each with one of the coils installed) of 10 firings at 10W (to pronounce any difference) with letting them cool inbetween to where they don't feel warm to the touch
-stop the time from firing until you see dark red (that's why we fire 10 times to reduce measurement errors)
Anyone that's interested enough can do this and have the answer. Much more convincing than any amount of posts
-produce 2 identical coils (same wire gauge, same mandrel, same number of wraps, contact for consistency) of different material (eg SS and Kanthal). One will be lower the other higher resistance.
-use the same atomizer and use something to guarantee you have the exact same distance from the posts (like a piece of thin wood, some stacks of cardboard or credit cards)
-make two runs (each with one of the coils installed) of 10 firings at 10W (to pronounce any difference) with letting them cool inbetween to where they don't feel warm to the touch
-stop the time from firing until you see dark red (that's why we fire 10 times to reduce measurement errors)
Anyone that's interested enough can do this and have the answer. Much more convincing than any amount of posts
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