Which is better heat capacity for DIY coils.

[Slimk123]

Hey guys,
I have decided to build my own coils. I dabbled previously but costs of premades are just ridiculous. I have chosen the Hellvape Fat Rabbit Dual coil build system with the 5.5ml tank based on reviews etc. I am an MTL vaper and over the past few weeks have discovered I like 0.6 - 0.8 ohm premade coils. I would like to take that as a starting point before trying to go lower.
I am just a little confused with heat capacity on Coil wrapping | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators - I need to choose the kanthal wire and am confused as to which to buy.
Should I be aiming for slow to heat & slow to cool down (24awg) 32w or quick to heat & quick to slow down (26awg) 18w?
Which diameter of coil should I start with? My kit starts at 1.5mm and goes to 4mm

As always, any advice is greatly appreciated.

 

[zoiDman]

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Should I be aiming for slow to heat & slow to cool down (24awg) 32w or quick to heat & quick to slow down (26awg) 18w?
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Slow Ramp Up and Ramp Down drives me Crazy for Cocoa Puffs. I would ALLWAYS go with a Faster Ramp Up/Down if given a chance.

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Which diameter of coil should I start with? My kit starts at 1.5mm and goes to 4mm
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3mm is a Good Place to start.

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As a Beginning Coil Builder, I'd also suggest that you try using Stainless Steel as well as Kanthal A1 and or NiChrome 80.

 

[Slimk123]

Slow Ramp Up and Ramp Down drives me Crazy for Cocoa Puffs. I would ALLWAYS go with a Faster Ramp Up/Down if given a chance.



3mm is a Good Place to start.

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As a Beginning Coil Builder, I'd also suggest that you try using Stainless Steel as well as Kanthal A1 and or NiChrome 80.

Cheers! I have a couple of 10ft rolls of 26 & 28awg kanthal there from before. 3mm sounds good. When get going I'll experiment more.