I like fiddling with things so I decided to rebuild a triton .4 ohm ss coil. I simply pushed out the guts, burned the coil clean and rewrapped with cotton bacon and reassembled (I left the outside shielded wicking in place and only wrapped bacon around the coil itself). One thing was interesting and another thing surprised me.
The interesting thing was the coil had 10ish (didn't count) turns. But 1 power lead was attached to the middle of the coil. The other power lead was attached to the top of the coil. Thus leaving the bottom coil end unterminated. Can only speculate as to why this was done as no current flows though the bottom half of the coil.
The thing that surprised me was now the sweet spot for me on this coil is 20 to 22 watts where with a new coil the sweet spot is 25 to 28 watts. The vape is a little hotter and the flavor is more pronounced (better). This was my last coil and awaiting new ones to come in so the flavor may only be a perception but the set wattage on the same mod is definitively lower for desired vape hit.
Not condoning or suggesting you do this as I was just fiddling and thought I'd share my perceived results.
The interesting thing was the coil had 10ish (didn't count) turns. But 1 power lead was attached to the middle of the coil. The other power lead was attached to the top of the coil. Thus leaving the bottom coil end unterminated. Can only speculate as to why this was done as no current flows though the bottom half of the coil.
The thing that surprised me was now the sweet spot for me on this coil is 20 to 22 watts where with a new coil the sweet spot is 25 to 28 watts. The vape is a little hotter and the flavor is more pronounced (better). This was my last coil and awaiting new ones to come in so the flavor may only be a perception but the set wattage on the same mod is definitively lower for desired vape hit.
Not condoning or suggesting you do this as I was just fiddling and thought I'd share my perceived results.