yes standard twisp coil
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so I finally got one of riptrippers builds right. nano coil at 1.1ohms in protank1 on my coolfire1 this is and excellent vape with lots of flavor and much better throat hit then with a standard 1.8ohm coil
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nope its a normal nano coil. I used 30g kanthal with cotton
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Can you explain the difference between a "normal" coil, a "micro" coil and a "nano" coil?
I see these terms being used quite loosely on several forums but don't know what the difference is.
I am assuming its just the size of the diameter you wrap the coil around, with the nano being the smallest?
I see these terms being used quite loosely on several forums but don't know what the difference is.
I am assuming its just the size of the diameter you wrap the coil around, with the nano being the smallest?
yep its the diameter of the coils. the nanos I wrap around a blunt needle syringe tip. my understanding of a micro coils is a small diameter coil with coils wrap tight together where they touch. nano is the same just much smaller diameter. micro coils increase vapor flavor and throat hit if wrapped properly
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good chart. my nano seems to be a micro coil according to the chart. its diameter is 1.1mm
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I think it is the Gauge of Kanthal used if I am not mistaken?
Gauge is a unit like mm and inch.
That will be the size of the coil.
Gauge mm (approx.)
34 is 0.16
32 is 0.20
30 is 0.25
28 is 0.32
26 is 0.40
24 is 0.51
22 is 0.64
20 is 0.81
18 is 1.02
16 is 1.29
14 is 1.62
12 is 2.05
That will be the size of the coil.
Gauge mm (approx.)
34 is 0.16
32 is 0.20
30 is 0.25
28 is 0.32
26 is 0.40
24 is 0.51
22 is 0.64
20 is 0.81
18 is 1.02
16 is 1.29
14 is 1.62
12 is 2.05
oh just shows that's not my department lol
Oh sorry - didnt realise - as you said, they're using the unit of Gauge to measure the diameter of the coil.
It has nothing to do with the type of wire used...
Silly me
It has nothing to do with the type of wire used...
Silly me
Probably to available syringe needles, used by many to make micro coils. Their thickness are expressed in gauge.
Edit: So a 16 gauge needle will make a micro coil with an inner diameter of 1.291 mm.
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dripmode today cubab and serendipity with nimbus 1.3ohm
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Like the pantyhose CVS.
bwahahahaha you guys are too funny!
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