Single coil Ohm/Dual coil Ohm??

[CDZVaper]

I made two coils (26g wrapped around 24g).

One of them reads .3 Ohms, what will happen to the Ohms when I put the 2nd one in? Will the Ohms split, stay the same?

I have to drill my post holes out before I can fit them both in, so I have an extra one, same wrap/twist), that Im using in the mean time and Im waiting until 11 to go to my BnM to drill them out.

Was just passing some time to see what some of you guys thought..

 

[CDZVaper]

Ok, so I just read a bit about this and if I read it correctly it will split the Ohms to .15

So my next question would be, can the Samsung 25r's handle that? Or is that to low, I do know a .2 build is about 21amps, so in my mind that is kind of pushing it.

 

[5150sick]

Yes, If you have 2 coils and one reads .3 ohms and if the other is exactly the same the pair should read as.15 ohms.

http://www.onlineconversion.com/ohms_law.htm

Voltage 4.2
Ohms .15

Amps 28.0
Watts 117.6

28 amps

If I Google "samsung 25r' continuous amps" I see:

"Genuine Samsung INR18650-25R 2500 mAh Battery. With a 25 amp max continuous discharge this battery can handle sub-ohm builds down to .15 ohms (at your own risk)."

So it appears .15 is the end of the line safety wise.

 

[CDZVaper]

Thank you so much, thats exactly what I was looking for.
Like I mentioned, I have a coil hitting like a beast at .3 and wanted to double it up so I made a new pair at the same time. I usually vape at about .2 so this is my first venture into .15 territory.

Worst case I can add another wrap so they dont go to waste. Thanks again, much appreciated!!!