2 micro projects typically for MTL... It can be useful for MTL lovers(because their execution is very short / easy)...
1. Name: Celtic braid "U" -shaped
RTA: Cthulhu MTL
Wires: 5 x 2 x 0,11mm= +/-37-38AWG, Kanthal D
Diameter: 2-2,3mm
Wraps: 3
Final resistance: 0,547Ohm
Time spent: 10min? (+ 5min mirroring)
I love this type of wires as cores(SFC etc), but in the solo version is darn hard to shape(below 0,13mm, 0,11mm and 0,09mm braids):
With 0,11mm I am still able to shape it(solo) ... ... but the fun with 0.09mm is just too heavy for me
I'm too newbie / I feel helpless
2. Name: Simple 3 x MTL SFC with loose core(additionally mirrored)...
RDA: Cerberus by Footoon(28,5mm)
Wires: 3 x 0,18mm + 0,09mm(33+39AWG), thickness of the heater after flattening: +/- 0,3mm, Kanthal D
Diameter: 2,5mm
Wraps: 4
Final resistance: 0,209Ohm(triple), +/- 0,65Ohmeach heater
Time spent: 30-40min? (+ 10min mirroring)
Although this RDA have Temple 30mm size, it is 100% MTL RDA
All attempts to slam it into working as DTL ended in failure (not working good).
PS
@champton
You have to calculate fine initial clapton. Values are selected based on the number of cores and their diameter - so it is not worth using AWG, only mm
Eg:
You can set the angular coefficient (Alpha):
1. Alpha < x2.0 - The wrappers used in Stitched aliens (loose) do not overlap the cores.
Eg:
2. x2.0 < Alpha < x4.0 - Standard alienes. The smaller the value (closer to 2.0, the easier it is to perform - I recommend the 2.4 to 3.0 to easy start...).
Eg:
3. 4.0x < Alpha - The wrapper will be so stretched that it will not come out of this alien, only the FC
Eg(low angles aliens / fake aliens / lend picture):
How to calculate it? Its ultra easy. Eg for point 2(alien from the YT).
We have 6cores x 0,19-20mm wires... And we want beautiful angles - alpha range of 2.2-2.4.
Initial clapton(for Alpha=2.2)= Heater width divided by 2.2:
(6cores x 0,19mm) / 2.2 = 0,52mm
Initial clapton(for Alpha=2.4)= Heater width divided by 2.4:
(6cores x 0,19mm) / 2.2 = 0,475mm
So now we know: +/- 0,5mm initial clapton(24AWG?).
This is a method used by a newbie like me and is perfect for other newbies ... Pro coil builders can give you another method / mb better
But the above is definitely the easiest and always works.
Regards...