Did a first build on the NoGain I just got in the wee's tonight. It's been about 2 years since I've used mesh builds, so I'm probably pretty rusty with it. I know at least a couple of folks here has a NoGain that maybe can toss me some clues.
First observations: For me to really use this atty for my LDLH's I'd have to open up the air intake. I don't get clouds of vapor as it is. Another, the atty gets hot quite fast. Not good, can overheat the joose trapped in the deep well/cotton batting by its design (the squonk holes are small, about half way up the long positive post).
First build is 400X400 mesh, 28ga Ni80 ugly coil netting .51 ohms. As I said I don't get clouds of vaper with the small air intake. It ramps up pretty fast but flavor with this 100% VG joose is nothing to write home to momma about. I run this same joose in other atty's with similar chamber sizes in the .4-.8 range. Low to mid for single and duals, mid to higher end for high center parallels and get great flavor from all of them. But those atty's also have ample AFC's for my LDLH's and produce clouds of flavor rich vapor.
I don't want to open up the air intake until I know if I am going to keep this atty. I guess I need to slow down the ramp up with a higher net build to help curb the atty overheating, maybe give the joose a slower window to develop flavor in a little more vapor? Make since or am I just up in the night (like always) and too punchy to make any sense?
I can quess and do T&E until the cows come home, so mostly hope to hear from those who have this atty.
Thanks.
First observations: For me to really use this atty for my LDLH's I'd have to open up the air intake. I don't get clouds of vapor as it is. Another, the atty gets hot quite fast. Not good, can overheat the joose trapped in the deep well/cotton batting by its design (the squonk holes are small, about half way up the long positive post).
First build is 400X400 mesh, 28ga Ni80 ugly coil netting .51 ohms. As I said I don't get clouds of vaper with the small air intake. It ramps up pretty fast but flavor with this 100% VG joose is nothing to write home to momma about. I run this same joose in other atty's with similar chamber sizes in the .4-.8 range. Low to mid for single and duals, mid to higher end for high center parallels and get great flavor from all of them. But those atty's also have ample AFC's for my LDLH's and produce clouds of flavor rich vapor.
I don't want to open up the air intake until I know if I am going to keep this atty. I guess I need to slow down the ramp up with a higher net build to help curb the atty overheating, maybe give the joose a slower window to develop flavor in a little more vapor? Make since or am I just up in the night (like always) and too punchy to make any sense?
I can quess and do T&E until the cows come home, so mostly hope to hear from those who have this atty.
Thanks.