Ooooh. I'm really liking this build. This is my lowest resistance coil yet, at ~0.2 ohms. 28 gauge twisted, 4 wraps on a Magneto mech mod and a fresh 4.2V battery. Hit's like a train, and I love the instant ramp up. Excellence vapor production, and for only having 4 wraps I'm amazed at the flavor produced.
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It's a purple Efest, 35A. I'm perfectly comfortable at .2 ohms.What kind of battery are you using? Got a 20A LG that has a safe lower Ohm of 0.5. Would like to try that low Ohm.
Decided to return to my tried and true stovetop coils.
24 gauge dual stovetops at .4 ohm
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Stovetop coils are cloud machines
Sent with one hand, the other is busy vaping.
Decided to return to my tried and true stovetop coils.
24 gauge dual stovetops at .4 ohm
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Stovetop coils are cloud machines
Sent with one hand, the other is busy vaping.
Haven't put a legit attempt into one of these yet because I haven't had to much luck with the lil bit of time i spent trying to make em, but how do wrap em? on a table wit two sets of needle nose? or what? and how's it vape?
As for how it vapes........ You will want an atty with good air flow. I've noticed that these put out more vapor then macro coils done at lower builds....i.e. mine is built at .4 but hits like a .2
Only builds like Claptons or zippers put out more flavor, but still not more vape, at least on my dark horse
It's a purple Efest, 35A. I'm perfectly comfortable at .2 ohms.
How you wick that thing???