Anyone know what gauge wire this might be?

[Teresa P]

Might not be possible just looking at a pic, but it's fine as hair and I'm clueless. The top wire is 26g, if that helps. Thanks!

 

[Mike H.]

Maybe 32g.

 

[Mike H.]

Most of the stock clearomizer coil wires like in the kanger evod and i think the nautilus use a 32 gauge wire for the coils...they almost have to to allow those tiny ego batteries and lower powered devices to be able to heat them up...thicker the wire the more power to heat it despite ohms.

 

[Teresa P]

That makes perfect sense. I have a friend who's broke and has a stockpile of vivi novas that are unusable. I told him I'd try....lol!

 

[Huckleberried]

I always heard 34 for Evods/Protank types, but 32 would work for sure.

 

[Mike H.]

I always heard 34 for Evods/Protank types, but 32 would work for sure.

Quite possible..i actually used 30g in my evods to rebuild them..still have like 30 or 40 coil heads for it to build if needed..bought a stock pile of used coils..lol

 

[Huckleberried]

Oh the old kind?? Jackpot!!! Those are hard to find, Mike.

 

[Mike H.]

Yeppers..the old single coil evod coils...at least 40 of them...i bought them for mainly the insulators...i mostly just used one or 2 coil heads and rebuilt them over and over again

 

[Huckleberried]

Those original insulators were awesome. You can get replacements, but they're not quite the same. Not bad, but not the same. Besides that, do you even use Evods anymore??? LMAO

 

[Mike H.]

Well..not really...lol...im on the Orchid RTA bandwagon as of now.

Got more stuff in to make these so far.

 

[OBDave]

Wow, old Evod coils are desirable now? I just threw away about 30 when I moved that I'd meant to try to rebuild someday but never did...still have another 20-30 new in the blister packs...

 

[Huckleberried]

LOL, I can't say "desirable", but the older heads are better than the new ones. The insulators in the newer ones suck for rebuilding.