2 sec on a vw mod and the temp doesnt really get much of a chance to reach its peak.I only hold the button for 2 seconds
However, the Baby Beast is a new animal, I dont know what its capable of.
2 sec on a vw mod and the temp doesnt really get much of a chance to reach its peak.I only hold the button for 2 seconds
I sure would love to test a:
TFV8 Baby Beast
And the 9 different cartridges available for it.
Since this is a currently popular atty that doesnt do TC, it would be a great candidate.
Any volunteers to send me one? Add $7 for postage and I will send it back.
Note, while I definitely would not destroy the atty, it is possible I could destroy the cartridges, but I dont think so by looking at the pics.
you didn't figure in your time,,,,,,,that's worth something too. i think 99% of the readers appreciate all of your efforts/work trying to ensure safest vape possible.Why do I request Attys instead of buying them myself?
Folks, I have never brought up the money involved in doing these tests before, its my contribution. Here is an idea of what I am paying out of pocket to run these tests for the community:
So I have two choices:
- Equipment: Practically nothing as I already own, or have access to everything used so far. (The exception is noted below, I just placed an order today)
- Theremocouples: This is where I have spent the bulk. These micro thermcouples cost about $20 each. They are very fragile and do not last long. They also burn up when pushed much past 500f. I consume anywhere from 1-5 thermocouples per test published. So let call it an average of 3, thats $60 per test out of my pocket. Now, I have not, and will not ask for donation to cover that, it is my contribution.
- Considering I am already paying for the consumable probes, I dont think it is fair to pay for the vape gear too. I will test it for free, but I am not going to buy a boatload of attys that I personally dont want for myself. That is a hard line I am drawing.
So, its up to you folks if you want this work to continue!
- Ask you folks to let me borrow your vape gear, and cover the return postage.
- Start asking "vendors" for donations.
- I will not do this!!!
- It puts the impartiality of a test into question.
- It could be construed as a "shill".
- What if a vendor donates all of the Baby Beast stuff and the tests come out horrible? How is that vendor going to feel when I publish honest results?
I have also just purchased a rather expensive "8 Channel Thermocouple USB Data Acquisition Module". This will measure much faster, 10 time a second, and can also measure 8 probes at once. For example, I could stick a probe in each of the 4 coils at once on one of those Baby Beast cartridges and see if there is any difference from coil to coil.
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Soooooo, if you want this data collection to continue, it is up to you folks to start coming up with some Attys for me to test! You will get them back! We have tested older attys, lets test some of the newer ones like the Baby beast, or others that wont do TC!
A fair thing would be for folks to donate things they would like tested for all the great work you do. I've looked at fine wire TCs and they are expensive. What type are you using? I'm thinking a Type J or K will hold up better than say a type T based on temperature ratings. I've looked for 36-40awg TC wire with fiberglass insulation but only found it in large rolls. I made mine from a small gauge TC that came with my multimeter, cut off the epoxy bead and twisted and crimped the end to make it smaller but would have been nice to have smaller gauge wire.Why do I request Attys instead of buying them myself?
Folks, I have never brought up the money involved in doing these tests before, its my contribution. Here is an idea of what I am paying out of pocket to run these tests for the community:
So I have two choices:
- Equipment: Practically nothing as I already own, or have access to everything used so far. (The exception is noted below, I just placed an order today)
- Theremocouples: This is where I have spent the bulk. These micro thermcouples cost about $20 each. They are very fragile and do not last long. They also burn up when pushed much past 500f. I consume anywhere from 1-5 thermocouples per test published. So let call it an average of 3, thats $60 per test out of my pocket. Now, I have not, and will not ask for donation to cover that, it is my contribution.
- Considering I am already paying for the consumable probes, I dont think it is fair to pay for the vape gear too. I will test it for free, but I am not going to buy a boatload of attys that I personally dont want for myself. That is a hard line I am drawing.
So, its up to you folks if you want this work to continue!
- Ask you folks to let me borrow your vape gear, and cover the return postage.
- Start asking "vendors" for donations.
- I will not do this!!!
- It puts the impartiality of a test into question.
- It could be construed as a "shill".
- What if a vendor donates all of the Baby Beast stuff and the tests come out horrible? How is that vendor going to feel when I publish honest results?
I have also just purchased a rather expensive "8 Channel Thermocouple USB Data Acquisition Module". This will measure much faster, 10 time a second, and can also measure 8 probes at once. For example, I could stick a probe in each of the 4 coils at once on one of those Baby Beast cartridges and see if there is any difference from coil to coil.
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Soooooo, if you want this data collection to continue, it is up to you folks to start coming up with some Attys for me to test! You will get them back! We have tested older attys, lets test some of the newer ones like the Baby beast, or others that wont do TC!
I've proven my worth....you didn't figure in your time,,,,,,,that's worth something too. i think 99% of the readers appreciate all of your efforts/work trying to ensure safest vape possible.
i was thinking about 'what if i was running these tests'.......for starters you would think i was jump starting a car with my technique for applying the probes,, and wonder about my focus as i would be leaning over a 71 and 72 Cutlas trying to wick a carburetor with rayon............so in the end it is best i am not running these tests
40awg probesA fair thing would be for folks to donate things they would like tested for all the great work you do. I've looked at fine wire TCs and they are expensive. What type are you using? I'm thinking a Type J or K will hold up better than say a type T based on temperature ratings. I've looked for 36-40awg TC wire with fiberglass insulation but only found it in large rolls. I made mine from a small gauge TC that came with my multimeter, cut off the epoxy bead and twisted and crimped the end to make it smaller but would have been nice to have smaller gauge wire.
The Kanger Subtanks will be very much like the Kanger Nano I already tested.The "third generation" toppers I have for potential TC use are Kanger Subtanks and Joyetech Ego Ones. I have non-TC coils for both. Would either one be helpful for testing?
The Kanger Subtanks will be very much like the Kanger Nano I already tested.
The Joyetech One might be interesting. If I remember, it actually hit rather good for its style and time.
After Mikes thorough hands on testing, some pictures and a graph or two, we'll all know the science behind it.Mike, does my thermocoupler make my atty look big?
That would require closer inspection.....Mike, does my thermocoupler make my atty look big?
(jooooooooooooooooooking!)
Anything similar to eleaf GS series is a no-go. Anything that requires "punching" to access is not feasible.I could send you a Lemo. Not exactly a new style mod but it has lots of airflow so it's different from the Kayfun. And there are a lot of them out there.
You could stick the T/C down the drip tip like you did with the PT but with lots of room. It's a rebuildable though so it could be used with TC, which is not what you were asking for above. Let me know.
The only other tanks I've got are Nautilus. That would be a good test because they are so popular. I could send one of those but not sure how you could get to the coil. The heads don't come apart the way PT heads do. They can be separated with a punch and socket head, I do it for rebuilding them, but it would mess the wick and coil up. The coil is surrounded by a cylindrical cotton wrap and there's a mesh cover above the coil. Maybe 2 coils one above the other, can't remember. There are vertical coil heads which might be easier but I don't have any. Maybe I could just send you a head to pull apart before I put a tank in the mail. Or someone could send you a vertical coil head.
That would require closer inspection.....
However, if your Nautilus looks something like this from the top, I think I can swing it. I can slip the probe between the coil and the cotton by slipping in a needle to make a tiny hole and then slide the probe down in there, the cotton will swell back around it when it gets wet.
Closer inspection usually requires stripping off the insulation....Oh dahlink. Send me $7.00 and we can diskiss.
MIKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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OMG. Kan I stop myself from kommenting here????? I best do.