Mechanical reos will be seeing some upgrades

[redeyedancer]

do the test dry Rob or really wet

It was wet not wet enough so I found out

 

[Justice]

It was wet not wet enough so I found out

Ive done the same thing a time or two its amazing the flames a coil can make

 

[thinkingaboutit]

Let me sum this up:

Wow.

And...when?????

And, wow.


Thanks to my phone, I could have posted this from anywhere.

 

[PayleRyder]

Thanks for keeping us in the loop, Robert. And those were with the standard neg-springs, I assume? If that's the case, performance will probably be even better than those vids show? Holy Moly you are going to sell a boatload of these kits.
(I'll need 10 of these. For starters... )

 

[Raynman]

I'm liking the idea of no more noalox. Was going to ask dib or dz if they could make me one, now I'll just wait on Rob

 

[darkzero]

I I dont think you will need any noalox or conductive grease with the new contacts

Awesome, great to hear. I personally am not a fan of Noalox & avoid it anyway I can.

 

[redeyedancer]

I'm liking the idea of no more noalox. Was going to ask dib or dz if they could make me one, now I'll just wait on Rob

Pdibs
fuse holder is great and safe in my opinion . I cant put them in my mods because I no people will not use them properly . They will use over size fuses and some will jam paper clips in the connections . Crazy yeah it is but there are people that will do these type of things . Once I get this sub ohm kit rolling I will work on a fuse system for the mods . I love the idea of a fuse but it has to be something a user cant over ride easily

 

[Raynman]

Thanks for all you do Rob! Making things idiot proof is very difficult. Mostly because the idiots are so ingenious. I was talking more of the firing pin. I'm ok with the spring at this point even though I have sagged one. I have to remember to order a couple more of those.

 

[Vash]

Robert you are the best !!!

 

[pdib]

Noalox-wise . . .. . .here's what I'm reading . . . .

Beryllium copper combines high strength with non-magnetic and non-sparking qualities.

Wiki

It's a different kind of sparking, I believe, . . . .. but, maybe . . . .

 

[mwdenko]

Looks cool. Can't wait!

 

[pdib]

F-dippely-doo-kin NO WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

0.25V on a .4Ω coil?

0.11V on a 1.1Ω coil?





YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-HAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!

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

My average for a .4Ω coil was 0.3V. . . . . . your's, good sir, is better. On a 1Ω coil, my best ever was 0.13V . . .. your's, my good man, is better.

My finger, however, good Robert, is not burnt . . . . . your's, sir, (finger that is) is burnt*.





*or just about

 

[Gigdujour]

I am just curious how difficult it will be to install for us not-so-handy types? The numbers look fantastic!

 

[jcalis1394]

Woaaaah Rob you are the man! Sick results, that is awesome! Just tell me when and where I'll be there to pick up 3 kits

 

[UKPaul]

Were those numbers shown Rob using a stock spring ?

 

[pdib]

I'm pretty sure Rob's tests were with Beryllium Copper contacts BOTH positive and negative. So, no, not the stock spring (that's not possible; as as the stock spring contributes ~.5-.6V drop on a .4Ω coil). He said it wasn't the actual product, but the same material. Also, that the actual product would be plated. Since B.Copper is resistant to oxidization, that plating ain't gonna be chrome. The only point in plating it would be to use a more expensive and even more conductive material.

 

[darkzero]

The plating would very likely be silver for BeCu.

 

[UKPaul]

cool.........

 

[Vapolith]

Pdibs
fuse holder is great and safe in my opinion . I cant put them in my mods because I no people will not use them properly . They will use over size fuses and some will jam paper clips in the connections . Crazy yeah it is but there are people that will do these type of things . Once I get this sub ohm kit rolling I will work on a fuse system for the mods . I love the idea of a fuse but it has to be something a user cant over ride easily

Yeah, we don't need any Reonauts winning Darwin Awards, like these guys: 1998 Urban Legend: Frog Giggin' Accident in Arkansas

 

[malkuth]

I I dont think you will need any noalox or conductive grease with the new contacts

Most Excellent! That is wonderful news!

Awesome, great to hear. I personally am not a fan of Noalox & avoid it anyway I can.

That is just a PITA to me.

I'm pretty sure Rob's tests were with Beryllium Copper contacts BOTH positive and negative. So, no, not the stock spring (that's not possible; as as the stock spring contributes ~.5-.6V drop on a .4Ω coil). He said it wasn't the actual product, but the same material. Also, that the actual product would be plated. Since B.Copper is resistant to oxidization, that plating ain't gonna be chrome. The only point in plating it would be to use a more expensive and even more conductive material.

Yeppers. That is what he said. This upgrade will be wonderful for all vapers, not just the sub ohm ones. When you combine extended battery life with reduced maintenance, that makes a great device even greater.