wilko
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people have different preferences, and for a protank mini my preference is to use 32 AWG Kanthal. There's not a lot of room in a mini protank head, and the thinner wire gives me the flexibility to vary number of wraps for resistances from 1.3 up 2.0 ohms and produce coils that I know will fit in comfy. I also find that thinner gauge wires are less likely to damage that little insulator and increase the amount of re coiling a head can take before it is past it's best.
Mines just a standard protank. How hard is it to coil one?