Is this what your batteries look like? There are a Lot of batteries out there, and if you want to make your own builds you need to know Exactly what kind of battery you have, and the Amp Rating also called Continuous Discharge Rating
https://www.imrbatteries.com/mxjo-18650-3000mah-flat-top-battery/
Make sure your batteries have at least a 15 amp rating if you're going to build below 0.5 ohms, over 20amps if you're going to build lower
Use steam engine or something to check how many amps your resistance (ohms) will pull from your battery at a particular wattage/voltage
http://www.steam-engine.org/ohm.html
Then you can use steam engine's coil wrapping tool
http://www.steam-engine.org/coil.html?p=roundmulti&r=0.25&str=2&awg=24&id=3.5
Here I went ahead and put in a build I suggest, IF your batteries are rated above 15 amps.
It's 0.25 ohms, single coil, two strands of 24awg kanthal wrapped around a 3.5mm bit/jig 5 or 6 times
This is called a parallel build, kind of like two coils combined into one
Good for 40 - 60 watts or so
Depends on what resistance/wattage you want. Steam Engine's Wire Wizard is a good place to start. It's default wire setting is the Ka 1 wire you posted.
Just set the G (AWG) to 24, and 3mm id would be good or the id of what your going to wrap it around, then how many wraps to get your desired resistance.
http://www.steam-engine.org/wirewiz.html
yea thats my battery. is it available on vape shops? that kind of wire? what should i tell them?
and thank you for taking your time to help someone like me
MXJO has several batteries that are wrapped with the same colors. Don't go by what the wrap says on any battery. Use Mooch's tables to find the true ratings. For the batts you have, match the mAH and CDR that's on the battery wrap to the white columns. Use Mooch CDR in yellow column as actual.mxjo batts
You don't have the wire yet? And you're asking what to tell the vape shop you want?is it available on vape shops? that kind of wire? what should i tell them?
You don't have the wire yet? And you're asking what to tell the vape shop you want?
MXJO has several batteries that are wrapped with the same colors. Don't go by what the wrap says on any battery. Use Mooch's tables to find the true ratings. For the batts you have, match the mAH and CDR that's on the battery wrap to the white columns. Use Mooch CDR in yellow column as actual.
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/attachments/d5a2a870-d645-4617-bec6-fb2d795b382e-jpeg.728477/
oh i get it now. thank you so muchShe means the wires are side by side. Parallel to each other.
Batteries usually are not what they say they are. That's what Mooch does, he tests them and lets us know the batteries true specs for safely vaping.my battery is.
3000mah
3.7v
35A
is that good??
do you have any other suggested wires? or is this good? im into flavor. i dont care much on clouds.She means the wires are side by side. Parallel to each other.
Batteries usually are not what they say they are. That's what Mooch does, he tests them and lets us know the batteries true specs for safely vaping.
Does Mooch's CDR amp rating fall into the guide that Meg posted above? Pretty sure you're good to go, but check the chart to be sure - as it's good practice anyways.
Exactly. That's an example of a manufacturer, or rebrander/rewrapped battery, misinformation. It's a 15A cell, not 35A.its says 15A in mooch's cdr.
Exactly. That's an example of a manufacturer, or rebrander/rewrapped battery, misinformation. It's a 15A cell, not 35A.
As far as other wire, I'm not the best to answer that, but if can get alien, clapton or fused clapton wire....
ill try alien and clapton tomorrow. ill get someA lot depends on atty, build, wicking. If all was equal, prolly alien. Hard to find as quality pre made wire. I been mostly using premade handbuilt alien, and premade ss fused clapton coils & wire.
Is this what your batteries look like? There are a Lot of batteries out there, and if you want to make your own builds you need to know Exactly what kind of battery you have, and the Amp Rating also called Continuous Discharge Rating
https://www.imrbatteries.com/mxjo-18650-3000mah-flat-top-battery/
Make sure your batteries have at least a 15 amp rating if you're going to build below 0.5 ohms, over 20amps if you're going to build lower
Use steam engine or something to check how many amps your resistance (ohms) will pull from your battery at a particular wattage/voltage
http://www.steam-engine.org/ohm.html
Then you can use steam engine's coil wrapping tool
http://www.steam-engine.org/coil.html?p=roundmulti&r=0.25&str=2&awg=24&id=3.5
Here I went ahead and put in a build I suggest, IF your batteries are rated above 15 amps.
It's 0.25 ohms, single coil, two strands of 24awg kanthal wrapped around a 3.5mm bit/jig 5 or 6 times
This is called a parallel build, kind of like two coils combined into one
Good for 40 - 60 watts or so
thank you for your reply buddyWell with 24ga kanthal he is pretty much limited to 5 or 6 wraps on a 2.5 to 3.0 id jig.
The atomizer is actually a mini rba type, so much more that 3.0 is going to be a really hard build to mount without shorts. Additionally, remember with a parallel build.. 5 to 6 wraps actually means 10 to 12 loops of wire. Which might be pretty long for this rta.
a 26 or 28ga would be better for this small area.
Is this what your batteries look like? There are a Lot of batteries out there, and if you want to make your own builds you need to know Exactly what kind of battery you have, and the Amp Rating also called Continuous Discharge Rating
https://www.imrbatteries.com/mxjo-18650-3000mah-flat-top-battery/
Make sure your batteries have at least a 15 amp rating if you're going to build below 0.5 ohms, over 20amps if you're going to build lower
Use steam engine or something to check how many amps your resistance (ohms) will pull from your battery at a particular wattage/voltage
http://www.steam-engine.org/ohm.html
Then you can use steam engine's coil wrapping tool
http://www.steam-engine.org/coil.html?p=roundmulti&r=0.25&str=2&awg=24&id=3.5
Here I went ahead and put in a build I suggest, IF your batteries are rated above 15 amps.
It's 0.25 ohms, single coil, two strands of 24awg kanthal wrapped around a 3.5mm bit/jig 5 or 6 times
This is called a parallel build, kind of like two coils combined into one
Good for 40 - 60 watts or so
this is what i came up with your suggestion. is this good and safe??View attachment 106689
Well, those are safe numbers, if your coil is installed right. Have you vaped on it? Does it taste okay?
Posting a picture would be helpful too
im having a hard time uploading the picture of the coil. its not being accepted.