Stainless Steel 316L 24ss/32ss HELP!

[Wraith504]

Im waiting for the reply that says the post hole screws werent tightened down increasing the resistance on the mod thats being used as an ohm meter

 

[Zakillah]

The real question is, why do you want to build for a target resistance on a regulated mod?
Design your coil to fit the Atomiser and Airflow, look out that the coils dont touch the chamber and forget the resistance. It doesnt matter.

 

[Khaliiifa]

I have included some pictures here on a DUAL 7 wrap coil build 24ss/32ss. And the post is tightened down and still reads out the ohm reading you see on the DNA 250. Again I still consider myself a beginner so please be easy with me. Am I doing something wrong? also what im a little scared about is the amperage it's reading on this first image if i was to use this coil considering if i went any higher than 50 watts it pulls over 20 amps and the lg brown 3.7 3000 mah 20 amp batteries are rated only 20.

Here are the images

 

[Khaliiifa]

im sorry its not showing the images for some reason just click the small box that says imgur it will than show you the image

 

[Khaliiifa]

If you are viewing on a mobile device when you click the little imgur box / the word imgur it will bring you to the photo sharing site to view the image if it doesn't load instantly just click the website address input and reload the site it will instantly show the image.

 

[stols001]

There is a copy/paste code for BB/Message boards on Imurgr that should allow you to upload the pics directly to the site, that's probably easier honestly.... I hope you find the coil and resistance that you are looking for...

Anna

 

[Coastal Cowboy]

You're good. Those coils should read out at 0.35 to 0.40 each, for a total build resistance of ~0.20 Ohms.

You're at 0.18, not 1.0+

 

[Asbestos4004]

You're good. Those coils should read out at 0.35 to 0.40 each, for a total build resistance of ~0.20 Ohms.

You're at 0.18, not 1.0+

I had a sneaky suspicion.....

 

[Khaliiifa]

So now that I'm using a 7 wrap clapton 24ss/32ss reading at 0.14ohms (sometimes it jumps to 1.6 rarely ever 1.8 usually sticks either on those 2 but around 50 watts my dna reads the amps at 17A and my batteries are lg brown. 3.7 20 amps am I allowed to go higher than 50 even tho I'm at already 17 amps at 50 watts I'm afraid to be honest I like my face

 

[Coastal Cowboy]

Jumping resistance usually means a bad connection at the post. Even though the screws may be fully tightened, the leg of a coil might not be properly captured.

Don't worry about the amps on the display. That's what the chip in the mod is delivering to the atomizer. With a two-battery regulated mod, your batteries share the load.

 

[bwh79]

So now that I'm using a 7 wrap clapton 24ss/32ss reading at 0.14ohms (sometimes it jumps to 1.6 rarely ever 1.8

1.6/1.8, or .16/.18? If the resistance is increasing during use by only about ~.04, that's normal, that's how it's able to work in TC mode; the resistance increases predictably as a function of temperature, the mod senses this change in resistance and uses it to calculate (estimate) the coil temperature. This change in resistance will still occur in wattage mode, it just won't affect the device's operation.