NarDa round wire builds?

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For simple round wire I've enjoyed 26g SS316L in my NarDA. Also 26/36 SS316L Clapton. Both 3mm ID and 0.5 ohms.

There are two ways to wick and coil a NarDA (not my photos).

Conventional wick with an angled coil (quick and easy):
NarDA_10.jpg


Butterfly wick with a conventionally mounted coil:
NarDA_7.jpg


I prefer the butterfly wicking and mounting the coil as shown in photo #2. It takes more time versus photo #1 but for me it's a nicer vape.

Very nice as a dripper or on a squonker.
 
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For simple round wire I've enjoyed 26g SS316L in my NarDA. Also 26/36 SS316L Clapton. Both 3mm ID and 0.5 ohms.

There are two ways to wick and coil a NarDA (not my photos).

Conventional wick with an angled coil (quick and easy):
View attachment 994190

Butterfly wick with a conventionally mounted coil:
View attachment 994189

I prefer the butterfly wicking and mounting the coil as shown in photo #2. It takes more time versus photo #1 but for me it's a nicer vape.

Very nice as a dripper or on a squonker.
Awesome, thanks - that is super helpful.

I think I have 26g 316L, if not I have time to order before the atty gets here.
 

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Awesome, thanks - that is super helpful.

I think I have 26g 316L, if not I have time to order before the atty gets here.

26ga 316L SS is my Go-To wire for the Narda. 28ga SS is also good. But 26ga is what I reach for 8 times out of 10.

I do the Conventional/Angled Coil Mount/Wick. Placing the Highest point of the Coil at the same level as the Air Inlet Pads.

I also would replace the Slotted Post Screws that come with it for Phillips Pan Head Screws. Slotted Screws can be a PITA.
 

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