lol. agreed on the half past six coils.
apologise as that was using mobile and again, mobile difficult to say everything.
well, agreed that to get a good vap need to have at least some standards of coilings. however, pple who do not do research or trial and error on the coilings and do on mech mods, they wont get the best vap that they want.
eg.
KF lite plus -> 28awg, 1.4mm, 8 coils, about 1.7-1.8ohms, single coil. on a 3.7V, it gives a nice smooth vap(fruity juice)
KF lite plus -> 26awg, 2mm, 5 coils, about 0.8ohms, single coil. on a 3.7V, gives a solid vap (menthol juice)
aqua -> 28awg, 2mm, 9 coils, about 0.8ohms, dual coils, on a 3.7v, gives a nice smooth vap (fruity juice)
aqua -> 26awg , 2mm, 9 coils, about 0.4-0.5ohms, dual coils, on a 3.7v, gives a solid vap (menthol juice)
so actually if uses the dna, because the watts can be adjusted, even if they dun like a 0.8ohms on 3.7V, they can adjust to decrease the voltage to make it seemed like 1.7ohms on 3.7V. (not sure if I am making sense here,
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but basically, what I mean is that for noob, no need to re-coil and re-coil over and over again. but then one man meat another's poison
some like the hobby of coiling to get the perfect vap
I learn thru this way
even my friends ask me coil to get 1.4 ohms on a V4.
I estimated and immediately did for him using 30awg, 9 coils, 2mm. end up quite close to my estimation without calculator. I get 1.37ohms
so depends what your hobby is
now abit lazy, so wanna try dna
one more thing, i agree also, the wicking plays a big part as well. hahahaha
