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    Eric
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  1. Sounds like SS430 would work great for you then. It has a higher TCR than most other types of stainless steel wire, and can be dry-burned without any issues. NiFe52 wire would also work, but it is difficult to find in my experience. SS430 can be bought through Unkamen supplies in a few different gauges. I've used their 28g and 20g personally, although the 20g isn't great for TC.
  2. Got some 20 gauge SS430 in the mail today, and it surprisingly works... on my Vaporshark DNA 200. It doesn't see the wire as being tc wire on my Reuleaux DNA 200, however. It's not terribly accurate, but it does produce a satisfying vape.
  3. Just ordered some 20 gauge ss430 wire from Unkamen. I'll let you guys know how it turns out when it arrives.
  4. Do you think it's more stable because you're building at such "high ohms"? I know it is still subohm but you know so many build below 0.5 and such these days. I have 24g SS316L and the most wraps I can fit in my largest rdas is 11 wraps which still comes out to about 0.25 ohms or so. I can never get it above 0.3. [/QUOTE]It could be due to the higher ohms at the moment, but I've previously built as low as around 0.3-0.4 ohms without any issues. It is a touch less accurate at lower ohms, yet still a noticeable improvement over 317l (in my experience). Edit: Here's a picture of my current setup. It's 15 wraps, dual coil. Reading 0.75 ohms.
  5. I've been using ss430 (28 gauge) for a few weeks now and it's been great. I used the csv from steam-engine, and added in some more points calculated on their older TCR calculator to make it a touch more accurate. Running 430 with 0.75 ohms has been a lot more stable than I've experienced with ss316l or 317l. I'm running it right now at 440F, and the flavor and vapor production has been good.
  6. Your question is a bit confusing in the way it's worded. Is the coil a 0.15 ohm coil, or a 0.22 ohm coil? Assuming it's a 0.15 ohm coil that's reading as a 0.22 ohm coil, the remaining resistance difference is likely a combination of the resistance in your atomizer and the internal resistance of the mod. I'd recommend letting the coil cool down to room temperature, then checking the resistance in the atomizer analyzer to see what resistance the coil is reading as. You shouldn't have any need to lock ohms on a DNA 200 device unless your resistance value is fluctuating too much due to the atomizer not having a good connection. If it works fine without the resistance locked, I'd say to simply leave it unlocked.
  7. Here's mine. Just ran the case analyzer last night. Seems to differ from yours quite a bit.
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