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I've done SS in both. However, I do prefer wattage mode vs temp control.
...I plan to do a standard 28g wrapped in 36g Clapton as my first coil..Wicking looks simple enough...Im not sure stuffing cotton inside the holes would be a good choice..it looks to work best just having a nice fluff of cotton touching the deck and letting it soak it up as needed...I make my DIY juices at around 95vg 5 pg so, ill see how well it can wick the thick stuff.Do you use contact of spaced in wattage mode? (assuming simple 24ga)
That is actually helping keep any spitback from the coil hitting your tongue and/or mouth. That will not hinder the flavor. You want the coil directly over the slotted airhole in the deck to provide the direct air going across the coil.
It hasn't helped with spit back in my experience. Just something I noticed.
Ya, let me go find it again.
I personally prefer SS wire over Kanthal. They are both near the same ohm coil, but you will get more cotton / coil surface coverage on the SS due to the # of wraps. The SS wire will also heat up faster.
So out of the twisted 4.5 wrap build and a ss 24ga 9/10 wrap 3mm, you would go with the ss build for staying under 35 watts?
It should be a 26g twisted to come in at the same approx ohm as the kanthal
I'm referring to a simple round 24ga ss build that you said you were using earlier in this thread, I'm asking how it compares to the 26ga twisted ni80 build.
Well, SS over Ni80 all day for me. I really don't like the taste of Ni80 wire. Some people (that would include me) can taste the difference in wire. Kanthal wire I can kinda taste, very briefly. Ni80 wire has a very strong metal taste to me. SS wire I taste nothing but juice.
I'm talking about build for build, a twisted 26ga 4.5 wrap or a contact 24ga 9.5 wrap, which did you find better for flavour?
You have a serious hotspot in that coil. SS coils need to be prep'd just like all other coils. Start out at low wattage (10W) to prep them. step up by 5 watts.
I put it on my geekvape tab, I've seen people using tabs for ss so I assumed it wasn't a problem. I can't see any hot spots even after taking the wick out and firing it.
There were no burn marks on either wicks, so Im clueless. I'm running in wattage mode by the way. I've had a ss coil in my Ammit in the past, perhaps it's the wicking on the merlin, but it's a pretty simple design.
Ok ok ... so you were getting dry hits @ 30W. When you pulled the cotton out it was "literally broken". You said it had no burn marks.
How far above the airflow do you have your coil? Also interested in other peoples thoughts on this. I have mine between 1-2mm above the bottom slots. I'm thinking this might be too close since the airflow feels quite restricted - more than I feel it should - when just dry pulling on the tank.
Could you give me an exact wrap count? I'm using 10.5 at the moment but was about to try 9.5. It seems a lot of mass for this kind of wattage.
Both of my Ammit tanks do that exact same thing. As long as I'm not dry hitting then I vape on!
Quick thing. What do water and electricity have in common? They both take the path of least resistance
it's fine for 1 side to bubble. Actually I'd say that's more common then both sides. The air squeezes out the quickest way it can 
