Twisted 32g performs extremely well on the kayfun, very responsive and you can get a few more wraps since it is lower ohm per inch after twisting.
Too much wire?
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If you're talking to me I use that 1.2 ohm build on both a mech and a VV device.
Thanks for all all the advice. I'm not frustrated....yet. Just double checking my thought process.
Here try this.... Re-wicking my Kayfun for optimal performance - YouTube... You'll just have to adjust for the resistance you're looking for. Steam engine is a great resource.... Coil wrapping | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators
With all of my kayfuns I like 1.3 - 1.5 ohm. I use them on mech mods and 30w devices. I use 28g kanthal, 2mm jig, 9 wraps and it nets 1.5 ohms. Wick with cotton just like in the video and I bet you'll love it.
With all of my kayfuns I like 1.3 - 1.5 ohm. I use them on mech mods and 30w devices. I use 28g kanthal, 2mm jig, 9 wraps and it nets 1.5 ohms. Wick with cotton just like in the video and I bet you'll love it.
Yes I was asking you about your build .thanks for the reply
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Your welcome smacksy, I love twisted 32g. I even run three strands of twisted 32g on a dripper @ 0.5, really nice flavor and responsiveness.
That is my EXACT BUILD!! Works amazing! The juice gets in the twisted wire and I get a snap, crackle, pop effect which is so satisfying! I have had the same coil in my kayfun for 2-3 months! Just dryburn, rinse, rewick, and fill. I HIGHLY recommend this in a kayfun at 1.1-1.4 ohms.Twisted 32g performs extremely well on the Kayfun, very responsive and you can get a few more wraps since it is lower ohm per inch after twisting.
I don't know how long I have had my current build in the Kayfun, it's a couple of months I'm guessing. Very durable.
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