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Angelv942

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I would have really like to have kept it at the .12 two .15 mark but i only have 26g wire and after about 30 attemps at a dual coild build i juat couldnt make it work. Anyway i twisted the wire. From all the studying i have done lately it seems twisting gives u better flavor. So this is 5 wraps hitting about 1ohm. I think i got to get thinnwr wire for a dual
 

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Mikhail Naumov

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Take three foot long strands of the 26 gauge.

Clamp them down individually in your drill and straighten them out good.

Put all three together, clamp them down and get them pulled tight. Triple twist.

Use this wire and wrap it around the largest bit you have, 3mm-4mm is ideal. 4-6 wraps, I recommend doing two coils.

Install and wick.

This should give you a pretty low resistance build that can kick out both flavor and vapor. Just make sure you're using proper high-drain batteries and your mod can do at least 75W+. I know you said you wanted 1.2-1.7, but honestly this is way higher than anything most people are vaping. .5 and below is what you want these days, juices are made to be basically blazed off coils now and lower power vapes are struggling to keep up.

And no, thinner wire is for higher resistance, low wattage, mouth to lung (usually) vapes. Seeing that you're twisting wire and using a dripper, I doubt that's the kind of vaper you are. Thicker wire is what you want for drippers that take higher wattage vapes. You do not have to keep your builds above 1 ohm, keep them above 0.1 ohms.

BUT IF YOU INSIST on keeping your resistance high, buy some 32 gauge and triple twist it.
 

Angelv942

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Take three foot long strands of the 26 gauge.

Clamp them down individually in your drill and straighten them out good.

Put all three together, clamp them down and get them pulled tight. Triple twist.

Use this wire and wrap it around the largest bit you have, 3mm-4mm is ideal. 4-6 wraps, I recommend doing two coils.

Install and wick.

This should give you a pretty low resistance build that can kick out both flavor and vapor. Just make sure you're using proper high-drain batteries and your mod can do at least 75W+. I know you said you wanted 1.2-1.7, but honestly this is way higher than anything most people are vaping. .5 and below is what you want these days, juices are made to be basically blazed off coils now and lower power vapes are struggling to keep up.

And no, thinner wire is for higher resistance, low wattage, mouth to lung (usually) vapes. Seeing that you're twisting wire and using a dripper, I doubt that's the kind of vaper you are. Thicker wire is what you want for drippers that take higher wattage vapes. You do not have to keep your builds above 1 ohm, keep them above 0.1 ohms.

BUT IF YOU INSIST on keeping your resistance high, buy some 32 gauge and triple twist it.
Ooo nooo im sorry that was a typo i am looking for .15 to .17
 

Mikhail Naumov

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Oh. A twisted 26 gauge single coil will NOT be ohming out anywhere NEAR that low. I'm using triple twisted 22 gauge 316L stainless steel, dual 4mm coils, 8 wraps each and they're .15..
 
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Angelv942

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I would like to get it to the .15 mark i had duals in twisted and i hit the .5 .4 mark i would like to get a dual build at .15 .17 but i cant seem to get it so i went with the single build twisted now thats arou d 1.0
 

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