Steam Engine and Clapton Coils
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do you own an ohm meter?? if so, make up a foot of wire and put the entire foot on an atty and then onto the meter, read ohms, divide by 12 and you get the ohms per inch rating .... use that rating in the calculator....
Generally with clapton coils, the inner wire is your resistance. The outer wrap doesn't affect anything. I can't remember who told me that but I made a 26ga center with a 32ga outer wrap. When I put the coil on Atty I just used the 26 ga when counting my resistance. I was going for a .4 and it came out to a .45 to .5 when done.
Generally with clapton coils, the inner wire is your resistance. The outer wrap doesn't affect anything. I can't remember who told me that but I made a 26ga center with a 32ga outer wrap. When I put the coil on Atty I just used the 26 ga when counting my resistance. I was going for a .4 and it came out to a .45 to .5 when done.
Chances are, Lars will be dumbing it down... for even denser melons, like mine.
I think that once I start using it more I'll get comfortable with all the options, he might do good leaving the beta version as an "advanced" tab.Chances are, Lars will be dumbing it down... for even denser melons, like mine.
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