You can use paper towels to grip
We made a video to help. It might take some time for Youtube to process it
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You can use paper towels to grip
You can use paper towels to grip
We made a video to help. It might take some time for Youtube to process it
Thank you!!!
You can use paper towels to grip
We made a video to help. It might take some time for Youtube to process it
Yep, it's taking its time indeed!
After several attempt, finally something that works for Calix.
3 x AWG 32 twisted, 2mm diameter about 7 turn.
3 x AWG 32 twisted, 2mm diameter about 7 turn.
After several attempt, finally something that works for Calix.
3 x AWG 32 twisted, 2mm diameter about 7 turn.
Whaaaat? The Calix is my favorite 22mm atty today. Everything works fine on it. But yes, that setup of yours is sleek
Can someone help me with the difference between the standard Apollo and the XTR? Is it just the air control?
Please check the video more closely.After several attempt, finally something that works for Calix.
3 x AWG 32 twisted, 2mm diameter about 7 turn.
Its optimal to run the wire through the sides of the cap, not the top. This way the temperature drops, you don't have this much of a distance for the wire to go without wick and there are no spots for a short.
Also, don't make a complete loop on the wire that connects two spots together. That can create a short too.
The side air holes of the XTR are a lot bigger and the chamber is bigger as well. It is made for cloud chasing. Only the upper body changes between the Apollo RDA and the XTR
Here are some pics with the correct way to build in the SS cup. Forgive the condition of the cup, as it is my own and its the prototype. I left the wires at the screws a bit longer to show where they finish. I hope it helps
But now, Hairy Hand rulez again!
Billie, perfect customer service, that video, I am very impressed.
Hope it helps the poor broken glass victim.
Thank you!But now, Hairy Hand rulez again!
Billie, perfect customer service, that video, I am very impressed.
Hope it helps the poor broken glass victim.
I certainly hope it helps. He actually put on a quartz tube on a base and thightened it until the tube broke. Hairy handz didn't get injured though
Here are some pics with the correct way to build in the SS cup. Forgive the condition of the cup, as it is my own and its the prototype. I left the wires at the screws a bit longer to show where they finish. I hope it helps
Bill, I'm sorry to be differing here. This system of attaching the legs work well for a spaced coil (I'm doing the same on my Apollo with a Ni200 build. Pics in my Apollo thread), but for a microcoil it is wiser to move the coil legs over the terminal walls (like I did in my Calix video).
That ensures a "shorter leg", b'coz you place the coil angular and just about the minimum excess wire is left out to be trapped in the terminal screws. And my Calix is performing superbly since it's receipt & build
That is just the fullproof way to get the more flavor and the safest builds. If the portions that are touching the poles are not tight in place, even a bit of liquid that can go through between the pole and the wire during the process of vaporization or a very small movement can create a loss in conductivity or a short.Bill, I'm sorry to be differing here. This system of attaching the legs work well for a spaced coil (I'm doing the same on my Apollo with a Ni200 build. Pics in my Apollo thread), but for a microcoil it is wiser to move the coil legs over the terminal walls (like I did in my Calix video).
That ensures a "shorter leg", b'coz you place the coil angular and just about the minimum excess wire is left out to be trapped in the terminal screws. And my Calix is performing superbly since it's receipt & build
I am not saying it is not plausable, but it is better to have them tight in place. Or else it is like driving a car with the battery poles unthreaded and the wires just positioned on the poles. It is not immposible, just not recommended. Or like vaping with a mechanical mod without having threaded all the pieces tightly
The other reason is that even the tails of the coil (especially in micro coils) can be saturated and regulated by the wick which in this case stays on top of the tails, right until they get to the screws.
Again, I am not saying you can't do it with the wires from the top. It will just need constant attention, knowledge and we always recommend the more fullproof way, to minimize problems
Billie
I am having a mental blank need need some help.
I have just put one of my anyvape tanks on my Mecha head and I am not getting enough air flow. It normally gets it air from holes in the threads and channels in the base of the tanks no different to a carto tank or the Sophia. I vaguely remember a trick mentioned to fix this but I can't find it again. The trick might have been to get bottom airflow ?
At the moment it works because I have left it loose but the wobble is a bit annoying. Any thoughts.
I am having a mental blank need need some help.
I have just put one of my anyvape tanks on my Mecha head and I am not getting enough air flow. It normally gets it air from holes in the threads and channels in the base of the tanks no different to a carto tank or the Sophia. I vaguely remember a trick mentioned to fix this but I can't find it again. The trick might have been to get bottom airflow ?
At the moment it works because I have left it loose but the wobble is a bit annoying. Any thoughts.
The ΣΟΦΙΑ has a center hole on the bottom, so it takes air from the Mecha. But as I saw on the reviews, the specific device doesn't take air from below, just from the holes on the threads of the 510 connector (I might be mistaken, that's how it seems on videos). But,it should get air from the sides, since it has channels. I will get one tomorrow, put it on the Mecha and let you know
The ΣΟΦΙΑ has a center hole on the bottom, so it takes air from the Mecha. But as I saw on the reviews, the specific device doesn't take air from below, just from the holes on the threads of the 510 connector (I might be mistaken, that's how it seems on videos). But,it should get air from the sides, since it has channels. I will get one tomorrow, put it on the Mecha and let you know
Thank you. I will have a play this afternoon and see if I can fix it as well. It looks so cute together
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