I followed this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKIJFkOddts
6 wraps gives me about 1.2 with .3 kanthal
There is a full Table of AWG Sizes in the Wiki too...The thing about microcoils is they are very small. The outside diameter should be under 2mm the smaller the diameter the shorter the wire used and the lower the resistance of the coil. On top of that if you're using a small diameter then you get much more coverage as the coil covers more of the wick which improves the amount of vapour/flavour produced.
There are two wire gauges used, which makes things confusing, there a US wire gauge and an EU wire gauge, though pretty much whenever someone in a YT vid talks about gauge they mean the American version AWG.
0.15mm is 34.5 gauge (AWG)
0.2mm is 32 gauge (AWG)
0.25mm is 30 gauge (AWG)
0.32mm is 28 gauge (AWG)
0.4mm is 25.5 gauge (AWG)
Most sites here list the thickness of the wire in mm so see handy table above.
The thing about microcoils is they are very small. The outside diameter should be under 2mm the smaller the diameter the shorter the wire used and the lower the resistance of the coil. On top of that if you're using a small diameter then you get much more coverage as the coil covers more of the wick which improves the amount of vapour/flavour produced.
There are two wire gauges used, which makes things confusing, there a US wire gauge and an EU wire gauge, though pretty much whenever someone in a YT vid talks about gauge they mean the American version AWG.
0.15mm is 34.5 gauge (AWG)
0.2mm is 32 gauge (AWG)
0.25mm is 30 gauge (AWG)
0.32mm is 28 gauge (AWG)
0.4mm is 25.5 gauge (AWG)
Most sites here list the thickness of the wire in mm so see handy table above.