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I have an IPV4 with an Authentic Doge v2 RDA x2 AWT 40 amp batteries running dual 26 gauge 6 wrap at 0.3 ohms and 4.01 Volts. I run it at 60 Watts and I'm looking for suggestions for my next build. (For clouds.) Not sure if I posted in correct section.
 

Xhalin

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Just a suggestion- get better batts first
 

Vysium

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I also have Sony VTC5s and Some Panasonics.
 

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I did two builds today for the ipv4..
The first is a temperature control build using one strand of 28g Nickel200, one strand of 28g Nichrome80, and one strand of 28k KanthalA1. Twisted tight and run dual in my new Aromamizer. Since nickel is the lowest resistance it does read to the chip however the mix of wires seems to make the temp control setting a bit less accurate so adjust accordingly. Great flavor... less cloud
The second build is two stands of 26g Nichrome80 fused together with 36g Kanthal A1. 6 wraps on 2.4mm screwdriver. Run dual in my Dodge v2. Clouds for DAYS!
 

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Running a .08 26g ni200 build on my veritas and its like a new Atty. More vapor then nichrome 80 ever made. I've also ran a .06 dual 26g coils in my derringer. Shits pumping out the clouds bro.
 

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I think the specs of .12 for temp mode is off. I'm having success with .06-.08 dual coils. So its probably the same specs as the sx mini... I finally have my marquis built with 28g duals with only ten wrap 4mm coils and its finally coming alive :)
 

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running spaced dual 28g ni200, 8/9 wraps in my silverplay.

registers at .064 ohms & i'm impressed so far, great flavor & clouds. i've been using 40 - 50j & 400-420 deg

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new build: spaced single twisted 28g ni200, 9/10 wraps, 2.5mm ID, .074 ohms on the derringer
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been running it at 30-40j & 350-400 deg F. great flavor & vapor
 

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26g Ten wrap 3.5mm .097 36j@400°f
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dre

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28g 8 wrap with 3.5mm rod .065 ohm on the the marquis. Best build so far and I've done many. The yihi boards higher output and lower ohm limit has made building with ni200 just as easy as kanthal. U can use 28g and 26g with ease.
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Question.... Do the wraps have to be separated??? I was told that they have to be but I'm seeing on here different. Is this true?? Also, what is the best build for my IPV4 with a dark horse, our plume veil???
 

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Question.... Do the wraps have to be separated??? I was told that they have to be but I'm seeing on here different. Is this true?? Also, what is the best build for my IPV4 with a dark horse, our plume veil???
I don't know who told you that but no no no they need to touch
 

sohkis

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Question.... Do the wraps have to be separated??? I was told that they have to be but I'm seeing on here different. Is this true?? Also, what is the best build for my IPV4 with a dark horse, our plume veil???

they don't HAVE to be separated, no.. but it is recommended to prevent hot spots/legs w/the nickel builds
 

dre

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Save yourself the headache and used spaced. Also its more accurate.
 

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here is what I have found experimenting with the ipv4, ni200, and my subtank mini
0.062ohm 28g ni200 2mm id bout 5 wraps at 50j 380deg it produces decent vapor, great flavor, but it only fires at 2.73 volts
0.117ohm 28g ni200 3mm id bout 8 wraps at 50j 380deg produces more vapor, same great flavor, fires at about 3.67 volts
to me, and I could be wrong, but with ni200 and temperature limiting higher ohm = bigger clouds
I got some 32g and a couple attys with more room for coils coming, going to try to hit 0.4 and see if my theory holds true.. will update once I know
 

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here is what I have found experimenting with the ipv4, ni200, and my subtank mini
0.062ohm 28g ni200 2mm id bout 5 wraps at 50j 380deg it produces decent vapor, great flavor, but it only fires at 2.73 volts
0.117ohm 28g ni200 3mm id bout 8 wraps at 50j 380deg produces more vapor, same great flavor, fires at about 3.67 volts
to me, and I could be wrong, but with ni200 and temperature limiting higher ohm = bigger clouds
I got some 32g and a couple attys with more room for coils coming, going to try to hit 0.4 and see if my theory holds true.. will update once I know

update: 0.257 twisted pair 32g ni200 3mm id 16 wraps at 50j 380deg huge thick clouds, strong warm flavor, fires at 5.00v

so from where I am standing, given the way the temperature limiting system works, the higher the resistance the higher the applied voltage, and the bigger and thicker the clouds..
 

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