Well I'm confused tanks vs rda's
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Greater wire length and/or cross-section (including the electrical pathway through the atomizer itself) will have a slower "heat capacity"... meaning the dwell time to operating temperature ("heat flux") will be longer.
You encounter the same thing with dual coil vs. single coil (or quad to dual), of the same net resistance.
You encounter the same thing with dual coil vs. single coil (or quad to dual), of the same net resistance.
Because the coil in the clearo is 34, 32, or 30 gauge, but the coil you made in your rda is probably what? 26 gauge?
If it's 28 gauge single coil 1.2 ohm, should work good at 4 volts.
One topper flows more or less air than the other? causing them to run at different temps even if all "power" factors are the same.
clearos use high gauge wire. Id be surprised to see 30gauge. Normally is 34 or 32. And its not a micro coil. Its a spaced coil, and the diameter is tiny, with minimal wick.
Its also the reason why when you build your own coil, and long as the wick is wet, you can't really ever burn it, but you can easily get burnt hits from too high voltage on a clearo.
But if you want a fast firing RDA build, thats definitely attainable. Try 3 wraps, spaced coil, 28g. prob get you around .7ohm. I used to do that on three strands of 3mm silica on an Igo-L. Quick firing, not too hot, entry into subohm vaping coil build.
Its also the reason why when you build your own coil, and long as the wick is wet, you can't really ever burn it, but you can easily get burnt hits from too high voltage on a clearo.
But if you want a fast firing RDA build, thats definitely attainable. Try 3 wraps, spaced coil, 28g. prob get you around .7ohm. I used to do that on three strands of 3mm silica on an Igo-L. Quick firing, not too hot, entry into subohm vaping coil build.
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