What is the ohms sweet spot/max/min
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I don't have an IPV4, only use mech mods. But if I was going to build it the first time, it would either be dual 22g coils 2mm ID or dual 24g coils 2mm ID. Either with 6-wraps per coil. ohms out to about .14 or .21, respectively. You probably don't need to do that with your regulated mod as you can just crank up the volts, but you asked me what ohms I build to.
EDIT: sorry, I just notice you are talking about an RTA. I was talking about RDAs. How much room do you have? If you can fit the 24, do that build. Otherwise, 26g might be a better option... probably will end up above .3 ohm if you do it the same way.
You have a regulated mod with protection. So nothing I mentioned is unsafe.
EDIT: sorry, I just notice you are talking about an RTA. I was talking about RDAs. How much room do you have? If you can fit the 24, do that build. Otherwise, 26g might be a better option... probably will end up above .3 ohm if you do it the same way.
You have a regulated mod with protection. So nothing I mentioned is unsafe.
Right, on RDAs my sweet spot is .18ohm. These tanks have limited airflow and i'm afraid the vape may be too hot or the wicking may not work right at such extremes. Guess I'll need to experiment
for my rta, I build 26 gauge, 2 mm ID, 8 wraps....comess out to about .8....pretty good vape on a mech. for a dual coil on a regulated device I'd do 8 wraps of 28 gauge, 2 mm ID. should be .6ish ohms.
I usually do dual twisted 26g on my Billow v2, around 5 wraps 2.0mm or smaller ID. Comes to around .2X ohms. I keep bumping the wattage until I started getting dry hits. Found the sweet spot is around 60/70w depending on the juice.
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