Hi Guys! My current setup is dual coil, 28 gauge, 10 loops, 2.5 mm diameter, .88 ohms, fired at 36 watts. I'm loving everything about this build; flavor, vapor, heat, ramp time, and how it doesn't scorch my wicks within hours/a day of use. I want to replicate this on my next build, but I've run out of 28 gauge, and only have 26 gauge left.
I know that getting the same performance won't be as simple as building to the same resistance, so I guess I'm not sure how to move forward. In order to better understand how this works, here's how I'm looking to satisfy my curiosity.
Build A: dual coil, 28 gauge, 10 loops, 2.5 mm diameter, .88 ohms, fired at 36 watts
Build B: dual coil, 26 gauge, 10 loops, 2.5 mm diameter, approximately .5 ohms
Both setups will have roughly the same length of wire. Build B will have slightly more surface area due to the thicker wire, but I'm not sure whether that's enough to make a difference. Build B will also have more mass overall.
With these considerations in mind, if I fire Build B at 36 watts, what kind of performance should I expect in terms of vapor, flavor, ramp time, and heat?
I know that getting the same performance won't be as simple as building to the same resistance, so I guess I'm not sure how to move forward. In order to better understand how this works, here's how I'm looking to satisfy my curiosity.
Build A: dual coil, 28 gauge, 10 loops, 2.5 mm diameter, .88 ohms, fired at 36 watts
Build B: dual coil, 26 gauge, 10 loops, 2.5 mm diameter, approximately .5 ohms
Both setups will have roughly the same length of wire. Build B will have slightly more surface area due to the thicker wire, but I'm not sure whether that's enough to make a difference. Build B will also have more mass overall.
With these considerations in mind, if I fire Build B at 36 watts, what kind of performance should I expect in terms of vapor, flavor, ramp time, and heat?
