I wanna start using RDA tanks but not sure what gauge wire or how many wraps to do for the right ohm reading never used one before
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This should help ...
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What is a good resistance to start with "example 1.2ohms, .2ohms, .6ohms
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If you want to sub ohm I'd go about .5 or .6 ohms
If you don't want to sub ohm I'd go about 1.2-1.5
If you don't want to sub ohm I'd go about 1.2-1.5
I don't have any rda's yet I just wanted to some info before I start buying some rda's but I have a SX MINI M CLASS and a Snow Wolf 200w
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Well, if you're just starting with rebuilding:
Check out YouTube for some instructions. Its simply a better way yo learn than trying to read instructions.
You'll want 28g and 26g to start probably. Additionally a good pair of nail clippers, a coil jig, and an ohm meter. The kuro concepts coiler or coil master are both life savers. @Countrypami gave you a good link for a calculator.
If you're using a subohm tank then yeah, a 0.5-0.6 would be a good starting point, if you're using a nautilus or something above 1ohm, I would say start with a 1ohm coil.
Check out YouTube for some instructions. Its simply a better way yo learn than trying to read instructions.
You'll want 28g and 26g to start probably. Additionally a good pair of nail clippers, a coil jig, and an ohm meter. The kuro concepts coiler or coil master are both life savers. @Countrypami gave you a good link for a calculator.
If you're using a subohm tank then yeah, a 0.5-0.6 would be a good starting point, if you're using a nautilus or something above 1ohm, I would say start with a 1ohm coil.