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Often the wicking is the problem, what are you using? Any photos possible of your build? Also, 0.2 ohm is kinda high resistance for a Ni200 coil. Are you using 30 or even 32 gauge wire? Because small gauge wire can overheat easier than "fatter" wire, all else being equal.
That was gonna be my suggestion.
8-9 wraps on a 2.5 to 3mm coil tool should give you a resistance a little over 0.1 ohm. In case you haven't seen it, Steam Engine has a coil calculator (link below). As a bonus, 28g is a lot easier to wick than 32g. Good luck and don't hesitate to come back if there's still a problem- there are a lot of good folks here to help you!
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8-9 wraps on a 2.5 to 3mm coil tool should give you a resistance a little over 0.1 ohm. In case you haven't seen it, Steam Engine has a coil calculator (link below). As a bonus, 28g is a lot easier to wick than 32g. Good luck and don't hesitate to come back if there's still a problem- there are a lot of good folks here to help you!Coil wrapping
Thank you so much for your help!!
Verstuurd vanaf mijn HUAWEI MT7-L09 met Tapatalk
Verstuurd vanaf mijn HUAWEI MT7-L09 met Tapatalk
That was gonna be my suggestion.
Coil wrapping
Yep pretty much what I run, I use 29g though, 8 wraps and I wind up in the area of 0.12. I've never really got burning but it did take some experimenting with the wick to avoid hitting temp limit at higher watts (30+), I guess this would vary from atty to atty but on mine it makes a big difference how the wick is done, and even the spacing between coils.
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