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This is what I've been saying.
This is correct and verifies what I've said
Thank you
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I know exactly what I'm talking about
I'm not going to argue with you because YOU obviously don't have a clue.
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Look again. 32g Kanthal A1 has over double the resistance per inch of 28g Kanthal A1.
It's so you know. 32 gauge is smaller than 28 gauge wire.
This is maybe where you are confused.
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You are confused my friend. Smaller wire equals higher resistance.
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Again. We are discussing 28 gauge twisted. Which is more like 22-24 gauge. Hence less wraps for lower resistance. Not more
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Fact: 28 gauge has less resistance per inch than 32 ga. The lower the awg # the lower resistance:
Here's a 28 ga micro coil build on a cyclone:
Here's a 28 ga micro coil build on a cyclone:
Yes, twisted wire will yeild lower resistance than single wire of the same gauge. Look at your statements above. You ain't gettin it.
I think you need to go back and reread what you've been posting. Everyone's been giving correct info except you.
Let me apologize for the last few post. My wording and my thinking was confused.
I've been working on amp setting all day for a few builds and must not have paid attention to my wording or yours.
For some reason I was replacing resistance with amps for all of us. I was thinking in terms of higher amp draw for dual coil vs same length for single sides coils.
My sincerest apology.
I was confused. These coils make me loopy.
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I've been working on amp setting all day for a few builds and must not have paid attention to my wording or yours.
For some reason I was replacing resistance with amps for all of us. I was thinking in terms of higher amp draw for dual coil vs same length for single sides coils.
My sincerest apology.
I was confused. These coils make me loopy.
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