Your go to dual coil build

[Cptfunpants]

Sorry if I'm posting a ton of new topics in here, but I have found if I ask too many different questions in one topic the answers tend to be watered down.

What is your go to dual coil build for .6 ohms?

What is your dual coil build for .4 ohms? I saw a video on the "Stove Top" build and I was intrigued.

 

[Dougiestyle]

For some reason, I can't contend with duals. I have found that a single parallel coil of twisted 30ga @.6-.7ohm is good for me.

 

[built4feel]

Right in the middle- 0.5ohms 28 g 7 wraps 1/16"

 

[ReigntheGamer]

Right in the middle- 0.5ohms 28 g 7 wraps 1/16"

This is what I run even in my mech, seems to be a great balance of flavor and vapor production.

 

[Bigflyrodder]

My standard dual coil is 6/7 wraps of 28ga which comes out right at .5ohms. I have been known to run various other builds including twisted 28, parallel 28, dual 24 with up to 10 wraps, but the one I listed is my go to dual set up. Easy peasy and works like a charm.

 

[JetMac]

.5/.6 ohms for me, about 7 wraps around 5/64 using 28 gauge. What I have installed right now, 24 gauge 4 wraps double parallel at .25 ohms (warmish vape).

I have built stove tops twice, they are the hottest coils I've ever built. They were at .20 ohms. Easiest way I've found to wrap stove tops was to build a jig to keep the wire on top of itself as you wrap. I used 24 gauge cause it's large and stays in place. Did 4 wraps for each coil. I wicked it around the back side of the coils.


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[Cptfunpants]

That's a bummer to hear that the stovetop is a hot vape.

 

[Rule62]

I like to stay around .45 to .5 ohms. Currently, I'm running duals with 6 wraps of 27g kanthal on a 5/64 drill bit.