Safe ohm range for Twist style batteries?

[Cloud_Chaser]

Hey all, I'm going to wrap some new coils in my protank2 atty's today. Since I will be putting them on a Twist style battery, what is a safe ohm range that can be used on those batteries?

Thanks in advance
~Tyler

 

[HecticEnergy]

I stick to the 1.8/2.2 range the normal coils are rated on single coil pt heads with 28 GA kanthal and cotton.

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[Cloud_Chaser]

What would that be, about 12 wraps of 28 gauge on a 1/16th bit?

 

[Cloud_Chaser]

Just got done building mine, and it came out to 2.33 . That should be safe right?

 

[HecticEnergy]

Yeah, that should be safe imo

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[maxd]

Twist should not fire when resistance it too low,

1.8/2.2 is a good range.

 

[alternatifer]

Becareful with short on your coil, it will destroy your twist

 

[Ding]

I use a duel coil @ .85 ohms with zero problems using a nimbus RBA on my vision 1300 spinner which I am guessing is close to the same thing as the one you mention.

 

[azndrifter]

running a dual coil at .8 will kill the battery life. If u don't care then meh lol. But yeah .8 single coil is the lowest I've done no problems.

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