Mechanical reos will be seeing some upgrades
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Here, Rob, I chopped down some of your trees, so you can make me a woodie!
Are there Cocobolo trees in Maine
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No cocobolo trees in Maine I wishAre there Cocobolo trees in Maine
Lots of pine though. I camped outside Mt. Katadhin one time at a camp ground called Abol on the Penobscot River. Beautiful view of Katadhin. We took the Golden Road out which is a private road for the Great Northern Paper Company. It was a very rough ride for mile after mile. It literally killed the shocks on my VW Rabbit. I didn't see one cocobol tree.
I love the country in that area small world my friend
Yes lots of pine not so good for woodvils
is this the que for a Hot Rod Reo?
oh man, my oldie but goodie Grand is resigned to a hop-up kit, after running .6 to .7 Ohms on RM2 I'm on my second spring replacement... lurking BIG TIME for a new one too.
Pzzzappp love the buzzz
oh man, my oldie but goodie Grand is resigned to a hop-up kit, after running .6 to .7 Ohms on RM2 I'm on my second spring replacement... lurking BIG TIME for a new one too.
Pzzzappp love the buzzz
The contacts I am having made up are Beryllium copper . I had some in the shop so I made up a positive contact and a spring similar to the contacts that will be used in the kits I am having made . Of course the contacts that I am having made will be plated and better looking this was just a quick test so I could get & idea of how well the material would perform . I am sure there will be some differences in the final product .
.39 ohm
.39 ohm
F-dippely-doo-kin NO WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
0.25V on a .4Ω coil?
0.11V on a 1.1Ω coil?
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-HAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!
0.25V on a .4Ω coil?
0.11V on a 1.1Ω coil?
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-HAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!
Can't wait to get my hands on one of those kits!!!
Let the pre-orders commence!!!
No, really, take my money.
Let the pre-orders commence!!!
No, really, take my money.
Nice work Rob. Think it's safe to say you're going to sell a couple of kits. 
Are you still applying Noalox to the firing pin? And, if so, have you ever tried using Carbon or Silver (expensive!) conductive grease as an alternative? I've heard they both have better conductivity than Noalox. Although, that doesn't necessarily mean there would be anything gained for this particular application. But, I'm curious.
Are you still applying Noalox to the firing pin? And, if so, have you ever tried using Carbon or Silver (expensive!) conductive grease as an alternative? I've heard they both have better conductivity than Noalox. Although, that doesn't necessarily mean there would be anything gained for this particular application. But, I'm curious.
Just curious as to how you can improve on perfection? But if any one can Rob will find a way.
I I dont think you will need any noalox or conductive grease with the new contactsNice work Rob. Think it's safe to say you're going to sell a couple of kits.
Are you still applying Noalox to the firing pin? And, if so, have you ever tried using Carbon or Silver (expensive!) conductive grease as an alternative? I've heard they both have better conductivity than Noalox. Although, that doesn't necessarily mean there would be anything gained for this particular application. But, I'm curious.
I didn't do the math . I did just about burnt my finger on the .4 ohm coil dam thing caught on fire the first two times I tried it . I dont no how you guys vape with that much heat
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