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VandyVape SS316L 300 - Question about direct Emesh mesh Options
 
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#1 Posted : 4/2/2021 3:55:09 PM

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Hello folks. I am trying to get a hold of some mesh and availability has been an issue for me. I have found the option to purchase the 300 holes per inch mesh (I think this is what the number means). And I would like to know how much this is important for DMT? Will I run into issues using this mesh wire? In the original Emesh post, they recommended the 150 version and there were no mentions of the 300. Has anyone had experiences with it?

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#2 Posted : 4/4/2021 10:56:35 PM

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I have both grades and I suppose I should get around to evaluating their relative merits but the one thing that is immediately apparent from looking at the packaging is that the 300 mesh has a lower resistivity than the 150 mesh - quantified somewhat hideously as 0.37 ohms per foot (goddamnit!!) for the 300 versus 0.9 ohms/ft (*Gak! Spit!*) for the 150. Divide by 0.3048 to get the more sensible ohms/m value.

Higher resistivity means the mesh gets hotter for a given current, I would surmise(?)

Hope this helps.




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