Probably that your temperature reading isn't accurate.
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As mentioned previously, because of this thread I'm doing a cotton test twice a week when I rewick. My builds seem to be stable and the cotton barely singhes at 420 F.
It's possible that the temperature is fairly accurate at the 420℉ setting but not the 330℉ though.
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WHAT!!!!! They have an auto! I am going to check that out. Thank you. I know it is weird, but I use both hands pretty much all day and autos simplify my life.
WHAT!!!!! They have an auto! I am going to check that out. Thank you. I know it is weird, but I use both hands pretty much all day and autos simplify my life.
A good thread on them:
Pod Mods: Which One Are You Liking the Most?
Some auto options:
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Limitless Mod Co.Limitless Pulse Pod System Instructions -
Introducing JUUL - A Real Alternative to Cigarettes
ETA, and nothing is weird about it, people like what they like.
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Highly recommend you try a pod mod or two. I have a Cync (which I don't recommend), three Myjets which I like, and a Twelve Juno on its way in the mail
WHAT!!!!! They have an auto! I am going to check that out. Thank you. I know it is weird, but I use both hands pretty much all day and autos simplify my life.
I just looked at the Juul and even saw a post on another forum about how to refill them. I am going to check out the other ones also. Thanks for the help!
This one is off the list. The Kimsun Slim2 also boasts a 0.25-ohm titanium coil, an 1,100mAh battery, and constant temperature control set to 510F. Now I have to find out what temp the others are.
Just found a TC, refillable pod and Auto. Called Brez. I might just get both the Brez and the Juul. LOL I love growing my stash.
Does the Myjet and the Twelve Juno have TC? I can not seem to find that out about those two. And since I have seen two now that are set too high by the manufacturers makes me leery. I think Mike is right about the temp being the issue with all of our different vaping ways.Highly recommend you try a pod mod or two. I have a Cync (which I don't recommend), three Myjets which I like, and a Twelve Juno on its way in the mail
No they don't have temp control, most pod mods don't. The Myjet has a cooler hit than my tank mods so I'm fine without it. I also think this thread has some people overly worried and I pointed out in earlier posts that while some TC devices are pretty accurate others can be over 50 deg F off so do your homework before buying a TC mod.
I'm always on the lookout for new pod mods and I saw Apollo no longer Sells the brez. Must have been a dud.apollo sells overpriced stuf anyway.
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The thing is that the study showed exactly how I like to vape on my auto with an iclear16 so I have to find a replacement that will hopefully be safer. So it looks like the Juul fits the bill. I hope it fits my lanyard. I will slowly use up my stash of iclears. If only the nautis worked on an auto battery. LOL
A lot of the new Pods are coming with Temp Limiting vs Temp Control. In other words it limits the temp to some value, say 450 degrees. Not really Temp Control as in you cant dial in a temp, they just establish an upper limit that it wont let the Pod exceed. Juul is an example.
I know of one such Pod, still on the designer block, that embeds a chip in the juice pod itself which tells the Pod Mod what temp to run at. This was so they could have different temps for different juices, presumably to account for different boiling points.
I know of one such Pod, still on the designer block, that embeds a chip in the juice pod itself which tells the Pod Mod what temp to run at. This was so they could have different temps for different juices, presumably to account for different boiling points.
I've had more than one person tell me that at temperatures below the boiling point I should expect little if any vapor.
I have to disagree. The "boiling point" is not like some magic switch in which suddenly vapor is made and 10-20-50F below the boiling point zero vapor is generated.
While many of us who mix our own juice know exactly what goes into the juice and from the charts posted earlier in the thread a "boiling point" dependent on only the juice make up (for example: VG/H2O) can be found however those that use "store bought juice" have no idea what exactly goes into it or could be reasonably expected to know what the boiling point of the juice is (unless they test specifically for it of course).
I think that the overall answer is a little of all three: temperature reading on the mod is pessimistic, juice gives off usable amounts of vapor below the boiling point and lastly the boiling point of the juice is not actually in the 5xxF range or even the mid to high 4xxF range.
I believe that the boiling point simply represents the temperature of the MAXIMUM vapor production. Not when it starts/stops.
Got a Juul with 15% off WITHOUT having to do the auto shipping. Found this code QSC15 for the discount. Which is good since I also ordered a MyJet. Hard to resist the refillable pods when you have 500 bottles of juice laying around. LOL I came so close to getting the Phix but I don't know about a ceramic coil.
I doubt many juice have a boiling point over 400, even high VG juices. It doesnt take much dillutant at all to lower that point into the 300s.
I used to use ceramic wicks back in the Genny days. I have to say it was by the cleanest tasting wicking material I have ever tried. I dont know what kind of ceramic the Phix uses, but the 60 grit aluminum oxide stuff we used was great. Assuming the wicks get replaced with each POD I wouldnt hesitate a bit. Long term they do clog and would need a way to be burned out if not replaced.
This does suggest to me that if one wants to minimize the "nasties" without temperature regulation, DIY is very useful if not critical to managing the factors involved.
Knowing more about one's vape is always a good idea. Understanding boiling point, heat flux of the coil, as well as length and repetition of draws are all things I now can evaluate. Good stuff!
Knowing more about one's vape is always a good idea. Understanding boiling point, heat flux of the coil, as well as length and repetition of draws are all things I now can evaluate. Good stuff!
i diy 50/50+/- 500mls at a time,, thinking about putting 10% h2o in the mix now. 24w-29w @.35Ω +/-,,,,,,i chain vape,,, but i am wondering about the temp of the coil at only a couple of seconds,, (thats about how long of a drag i take)
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