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The resistance is not a real concern as DNA200 will fire pretty much anything.I just did about 1 metre of twisted , made a coil & tested resistance on my test rig.From this i worked out what the pitch of twist was(for me about .6mm) by putting figures into the steam engine until it gave me the results i got from test rig.
If you are as brave/stupid (delete as you feel appropriate) as PBusardo a DNA200 will fire that low you can poke a screw driver in the 510 and fire it.
What's the benefit of twisting ti wires together?
- easier to coil?
- lower resistance?
- more surface area?
that's all I can think of but how do you enter it in steam wire calc to work out an overall resistance?
More surface area and wire means bigger denser clouds mainly.
For twisted on Steam Engine I change round to twisted and set the twist pitch to 1mm.