Plume Veil clone running the dual Clapton Coil setup (28g kanthal over 24g kanthal). 7 wraps 2.4mm ID .56 Ohms.
Takes forever to heat up. Havent had much success with Clapton coils.
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Plume Veil clone running the dual Clapton Coil setup (28g kanthal over 24g kanthal). 7 wraps 2.4mm ID .56 Ohms.
Takes forever to heat up. Havent had much success with Clapton coils.
From what I have heard, the less wraps you do on a clapton coil the better. Since there is so much wire there it wakes longer to heat up. I have 3/4 wrap primarily. May bring it a little to low for you then though.
With the Plume Veil's stock airflow I don't mind going down to .3 or below. What you said makes sense though. I'll give it a shot. Thanks!
I've found that wire-heavy coils like the clapton coil and the braided coils that I've tried are much more effective on VW devices where you can make them as heavy as you like but bump up the watts to get it heating up fast... be careful of your battery life though :O
Try 30g over 28g, or even 32 over 28.
In my experience smaller gauge wire you use for a Clapton the better. One of these days Im going to make one with 34g over 30g i bet that would kick some a
ssLooks great though. I've tried 28/24 clapton and it is slow to heat, and holds onto that heat for way to long for me
My Wolverine 19 ml Tank evolution has come to the end. I think.
It's not leaking anymore and vaping great at 0.3 Ω, at 45 Watts, much like my drippers.
The picture below shows it's entire evolution process:
1. Original deck.
2. New Air Holes.
3. New SS Center Positive Post. (Instead of Brass)
4. Redesigned dual hole Positive Post.
5. Air Jets added to prevent flooding..
6. Raised up dual hole Positive Post.
It's not leaking anymore and vaping great at 0.3 Ω, at 45 Watts, much like my drippers.
The picture below shows it's entire evolution process:
1. Original deck.
2. New Air Holes.
3. New SS Center Positive Post. (Instead of Brass)
4. Redesigned dual hole Positive Post.
5. Air Jets added to prevent flooding..
6. Raised up dual hole Positive Post.
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R41 i think this wire is about 18gauge
0.15Ω
what i like about these thicker wires is that you can take em out and put em back in as you like without altering the shape
0.15Ω
what i like about these thicker wires is that you can take em out and put em back in as you like without altering the shape
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my first build with 24g 6/7 2mm ID at .44ohms this works amazingly better than my 26g heats up much more faster and gives me more surface contact than 26g
22 gauge kanthal, 4 wraps around a 3mm screw driver in a Tobh clone. Multimeter showed at .2ohms, so not positive on the exact reading, but my buddies fancy shmancy app confirmed the exact ohms, it's escaping me ATM. Was a bit rough for me as I'm sick so back to the .35 on the quasar(don't mind the evidence of a dry hit)
My first quad coil
First method of wicking just a bed of cotton didn't like
Second Method through the coils thats how I'm running it
it read .26ohms @4.2v its pumping 67 watts
I found those quad builds to work a lot better if you wick each coil separate, unless they ate perfect but even then the center between the coils always gets goofy. Looks great tho, hope it works for ya.
I like the vape quality of the wicking method in the last pic, ill re-wick it like the way you said and see what happens. always open to suggestions
22G build in PlumeVeil, really surprised me how much force it took to wind these things. Shes a smokestack, though. Came in at 0.2
Magma on a copper Changeling Mech Mod.
26g Kanthal A1, Eight wraps on 5/64. Coming in at 0.52 Ohm.
Japanese cotton.
26g Kanthal A1, Eight wraps on 5/64. Coming in at 0.52 Ohm.
Japanese cotton.
28.5mm Plume Vail
0.36Ω 1mm Flat Ribbon
What exactly am I looking at. It looks like ribbon wire with non resistance wire welded to it? I cant see real well so someone help me out, looks great though.
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