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Higher coil mass means the coils require more power and take longer to ramp up, and to cool down. This results in a warmer vape. For a cooler vape use thinner wire or fewer wraps. Also check your coil position, if they are too close to the metal chamber it will get hot. And lastly, airflow is...

Hey Sheldon, yes of course, drop me a pm with the details and I’ll hook you up

Thank you Rob, that’s a kind offer!

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I don’t even have a bridge / RBA for it yet, so I’ll just have to guess what it vapes like. Ummm ja I know a coil guy :-D

Thanks mate, I’ve waiting a long time to see what the fuss is about. I’m super excited about this one.

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Thank you @Paul33 @Sheldonjohn1342 I’ve sent you a pm ;)

They should settle on 0.095-0.100 (I tested on a DNA250C). Please check. As always please do all the necessary checks and precautions for mech devices, that’s a non-negotiable!

Good morning @Sheldonjohn1342, I’ve sent you a pm ;)

I sincerely appreciate every single person’s feedback, comments and pics, this is what truly inspires me, thank you! :inlove:

Thank you @THE REAPER, your photos are incredible!

I haven’t found that the angle of wrapping the coil has any impact on performance. Are you using the same wire brand, diameter, alloy type (A1 / Ni80 / SS) and number of cores as you did before? If everything is exactly the same and you’re getting muted flavour then the problem is most likely...

It’s like some dark science, this resistance thing o_O I often see a variance between mods, for example when moving an atty with coils from one mod to another, without doing anything to the coils. And I’ve also seen a variance in atomisers, when I move a set of coils from one deck to another...

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Thanks @Timwis and @vicTor! @CamthraX pm sent ;)