I forgot that I do have a little bit of 28g. But I thought that the less wraps you did, the lower the ohms? 13 wraps seems like a lot... Just from what I've seen. I'm not doubting you because I really don't know much about building. I've just gotten to where I can build consistently on my RDA's: 26 gauge wire, dual parallel coils, 4 wraps, been in the neighborhood of .18ish
Bingo! Thinner wire offers greater resistance in the same manner that a narrow stream restricts the flow of water to a greater degree than a wide river. I have found that it is so much easier to truly understand the physics of current if we look at it like water flowing down a river or stream. Hence why we call the rate of flow....the "Current" in both electricity and water.
Surface of the sun! The power goes directly to the body of the coil...and burns hotter than hades because it has nowhere to go!
Lol ok I see what you mean. So is this why people do micro coils in tanks? Build a smaller coil so you can still have a high resistance on a deck where you might not have much room to build or its not set up for a dual coil build, like my Lemo?
Indeed...however there is a caveat. Whilst smaller coils fit in smaller places...they do so at the sacrifice of flavour! Surface area = flavour do to more juice being atomised....that in and of itself is too strong to be enjoyed...which is why ample airflow is necessary to "tone it down". This is our ongoing struggle as builders....that fine balance of resistance Vs flavour creating surface area. Too short of a coil only serves to over-atomise juice, leading to a burnt taste....and at a high enough wattage....flames.
More resistance means higher ohms. I'm assuming you're using a mechanical mod? Dialing in performance is much easier with a device that allows for adjusting the other power variable. Mechs are fine, but having fixed voltage gives you less options. Just a thought.
