Anyone wanna test this

[Super-Shiny]

Been messing around with wires and doing measurements with the multimeter and this is what i have come up with.

It is based on making microcoils on a 2mm drill bit with non res wire attached after.

Wires used:

0.2 Kanthal A1
0.25 Kanthal A1
0.3 Kanthal A1

They maybe give or take slightly out, ain't fully tested it out though:

[wight]

Good work vg from my experience of coils that i have made looks pretty much spot on and i was looking to find a fault

[Roger]

Looks pretty good Super-Shiny Out of interest 10 wraps of .25 kanthal around a 1.5mm drill bit comes out at 1.8ohms. Perfect for an evod/Protank as the 1.5mm gives plenty of wiggle room.

[izan]

Wow!
Thanks.
Quick question:
Did you use kanthal D wire for testing the .20/32 AWG?
I get a little variance from your numbers if I use the Kanthal A. .20


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[Deleted]

Brilliant work Super-Shiny .... I have bookmarked this for future reference ... thank you!

[taz96]

Great work Romelee. I will be printing this out.

[Super-Shiny]

Nov 13, 2013 16:37:15 GMT izan said:

Quick question:
Did you use kanthal D wire for testing the .20/32 AWG?
I get a little variance from your numbers if I use the Kanthal A. .20

I used Kanthal A1, how big was the variance?

Please note that the numbers i put may not be spot on but should not be far off, could be a bit over or a bit under, i made the chart for my own use today just as a reference/guidance and knew it would not be 100% accurate to the numbers but hopefully a close as.

I just done one test from each kanthal on a 2mm drill bit and when i got the result i done the maths for the rest of them for each kanthal.

Didn't fancy doing 60 tests to find out how accurate they are

[dakgm]

Nov 13, 2013 16:01:51 GMT Roger said:

Looks pretty good Super-Shiny Out of interest 10 wraps of .25 kanthal around a 1.5mm drill bit comes out at 1.8ohms. Perfect for an evod/Protank as the 1.5mm gives plenty of wiggle room.

Great work Super-Shiny a master piece 
roger if you don't mind me asking what wick do you use.

[izan]

Nov 13, 2013 18:23:40 GMT Super-Shiny said:

Nov 13, 2013 16:37:15 GMT izan said:

Quick question:
Did you use kanthal D wire for testing the .20/32 AWG?
I get a little variance from your numbers if I use the Kanthal A. .20

I used Kanthal A1, how big was the variance?

Please note that the numbers i put may not be spot on but should not be far off, could be a bit over or a bit under, i made the chart for my own use today just as a reference/guidance and knew it would not be 100% accurate to the numbers but hopefully a close as.

I just done one test from each kanthal on a 2mm drill bit and when i got the result i done the maths for the rest of them for each kanthal.

Didn't fancy doing 60 tests to find out how accurate they are

Rom,
Sorry for the derail,
for the .20 at 4 wraps/ 30mm I got 1.2?...

Nothing to worry about, I would take .05 from my meter and add .05 to yours and it's close enough...

I didn't mean to try the Kanthal D, I just grabbed a roll of .2 and pulled 3cm and measured the resistance... Spot on! 1.4?
When I went for my .25, I saw the roll of .20 Kan A; so again, 3cm, metered to 1.2?. Cut another 3cm , 1.2?...
So then I came here and poked you in the eye....

Sorry, didn't mean to imply you had gone round the bend.. just that I got a slight different reading from my own semi-unprofessional tests.

Cheers
I

[Super-Shiny]

No worries izan as it was only something i was messing around with and tbh and my multimeter is not a top notch one so they may be out here and there, i always knew they was never gonna be spot and it was always gonna be a bit out of range.

Thank god you did not come back and say it is out of range by 1ohm...0.2 i can handle but 1ohm

[Roger]

Nov 13, 2013 18:33:20 GMT dakgm said:

Nov 13, 2013 16:01:51 GMT Roger said:

Looks pretty good Super-Shiny Out of interest 10 wraps of .25 kanthal around a 1.5mm drill bit comes out at 1.8ohms. Perfect for an evod/Protank as the 1.5mm gives plenty of wiggle room.

Great work Super-Shiny a master piece 
roger if you don't mind me asking what wick do you use.

At the moment I'm mainly using cotton wool.  easy to use and change and gives good flavour/vapour etc.

[robby]

Excellent work Vape God thumb up

[dakgm]

Nov 14, 2013 7:46:31 GMT Roger said:

Nov 13, 2013 18:33:20 GMT dakgm said:

Great work Super-Shiny a master piece 
roger if you don't mind me asking what wick do you use.

At the moment I'm mainly using cotton wool.  easy to use and change and gives good flavour/vapour etc.

I use cotton wool in a dripper, never thought of using it in an evod must give it a try, thanks