Ever since Bish published the twisted resistance wire thing, I've really switched over from HV to LV. I get the same throat hit and no longer worry about stacked batteries. I can finally use my Stealths as well so thanks again to Bish. Before Bish's twisted coils, I was never able to wind a LR coil that would last longer than a couple hours before burning out. I've been running a twisted coil now for 2 weeks with regular dry burning for cleaning and it holds up extremely well. The Bish Twist is bullet proof
i went to wind a few coils for use over the Holidays and discovered I had run out of 32ga which is what I used for the double twist wires.
I had tons of 36ga, being a HV guy for the last year so I decided to experiment this morning.
I took an 8" piece of 36, folded it in half and twisted the (2) 4" sections tightly, then folded it again into (2) 2" and twisted tightly again. In effect, i was left with a quad 36ga tight wire "rope" that was 2" long
i took that piece and cut it off around 1 1/4" which yielded .8 Ohms and then wrapped silver non resistance leads to it.
the result is a .8 Ohm coil that's really hot and sizzly and practically burn proof. I wrapped it loosely around a double 3mm wick. The results have been very solid flavorful and moist hits. I'm glad I found a use for my several hundred feet of 36ga now that I'm a LV guy
here's a shot of my Stealth fitted with air control which really allows me to blend in some cooler air to tone down the hotter .8 Ohm vapor. In order to fit an 18350 under the air control, I had to use the male to male section that comes along with the normal stealth cap.
i don't think this part is sold separately but it would be a good thing if it were so people could convert their full size GGTS's to Stealths with air control by just removing the telescope and top tube and using the male to male to connect the engraved lower to the air control.
i went to wind a few coils for use over the Holidays and discovered I had run out of 32ga which is what I used for the double twist wires.
I had tons of 36ga, being a HV guy for the last year so I decided to experiment this morning.
I took an 8" piece of 36, folded it in half and twisted the (2) 4" sections tightly, then folded it again into (2) 2" and twisted tightly again. In effect, i was left with a quad 36ga tight wire "rope" that was 2" long
i took that piece and cut it off around 1 1/4" which yielded .8 Ohms and then wrapped silver non resistance leads to it.
the result is a .8 Ohm coil that's really hot and sizzly and practically burn proof. I wrapped it loosely around a double 3mm wick. The results have been very solid flavorful and moist hits. I'm glad I found a use for my several hundred feet of 36ga now that I'm a LV guy
here's a shot of my Stealth fitted with air control which really allows me to blend in some cooler air to tone down the hotter .8 Ohm vapor. In order to fit an 18350 under the air control, I had to use the male to male section that comes along with the normal stealth cap.
i don't think this part is sold separately but it would be a good thing if it were so people could convert their full size GGTS's to Stealths with air control by just removing the telescope and top tube and using the male to male to connect the engraved lower to the air control.
