18350 mods
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First time posting here and I like your work and passion. Have you considered working with other metals, aluminium, titanium? Also what grade SS do you use. What else did you make, besides mech mods?
Fair enough. Also never heard of this steel. Looking it up I did't find much. I saw some info for CX8 and that one is 90% Tungsten and I guess yours might be similar. If that's the case, it must be very hard to work with because I see it's quite a dense metal. Much denser than 316L. The mod though must have nice conductivity. Just for curiosity, have you ever done a voltage drop test?
Sorry, I made a mistake, it's XC48 steel, a classical hard steel .
Conductivity have been tested by e-cig magazine and they found it very good
For me, the material of the mod body don't change a lot on the global conductivity of a mod.
The principal problem is the switch. My switch is excellent (and it's mine
! ), the other problems just concern clouds chasers and a 18350 or 18500 can't be a clouds chaser.
Voltage drop test is just another marketing smoke
I really don't understand how it can be used to compare mods. Anyway
I don't have tools to make it with the needed precision.
The way I use to test my switch is the following : Take a 18650 Tupti, put a good battery, screw a 0,1 ohm dripper and vape .
In that condition the switch start to warm, so it is not perfect but my purpose was only to make a good switch, comfortable and
indestructible in a small size .
When I'll make a sub-ohm mod, I won't try to reduce its size but will just look to its conductivity.
Just my point of view
Conductivity have been tested by e-cig magazine and they found it very good
For me, the material of the mod body don't change a lot on the global conductivity of a mod.
The principal problem is the switch. My switch is excellent (and it's mine
! ), the other problems just concern clouds chasers and a 18350 or 18500 can't be a clouds chaser. Voltage drop test is just another marketing smoke
I really don't understand how it can be used to compare mods. AnywayI don't have tools to make it with the needed precision.
The way I use to test my switch is the following : Take a 18650 Tupti, put a good battery, screw a 0,1 ohm dripper and vape .
In that condition the switch start to warm, so it is not perfect but my purpose was only to make a good switch, comfortable and
indestructible in a small size .
When I'll make a sub-ohm mod, I won't try to reduce its size but will just look to its conductivity.
Just my point of view
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