Penelope V3
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Yeah, he's already shipping ceramic wicks now with his addys. And, he's really pushing ReadyXWick, which is kiln-treated XC-116. Probably will start including those sometime soon.
Can't wait to see VIR, and I'm am so anxiously awaiting Proteus. You da man, Imeo!!!
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we know this wick a long time ago but its not certified from any organization Random. If Zen wants to do something really nice, he has to send it to a lab.
I dont know who said that a kiln treated wick is healthy, thats nonsense. It means that fire kills chemicals?
I dont know who said that a kiln treated wick is healthy, thats nonsense. It means that fire kills chemicals?
I agree, in the video presentation of the wick it shows the capability of dry burning the wick to clean it ,bringing it back to practically new. It never certifies/explains what the composition is originally. It also explains that if not treated correctly at certain temps and time in the kiln the wick could be dangerous to use.It's just my opinion but thinking about safety, I'm not comfortable with using it yet until I see some more research/results from a professional lab.
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XC-116 is actually http://www.3m.com/market/industrial/ceramics/materials/fabric_312.htmlNextel 312 from 3M. It is a woven ceramic fiber. The reason for kiln treating is if it is not Kiln treated, it becomes fibrous, and inhaling fibers is very very very bad. But, once kiln treated properly, then no fibers.
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its not only the fibers randow, its its chemical composition and thats what it matters. The rest is just for fun.
As for the fibers, lets see it carefully. If a wick leaves free fibers that can go directly to lung and the fire may makes fibers stick together, then why is this happening? What are the chemical reactions that make fibers stick each other? No one knows and I do believe that this wick is not safe at all.
As for the fibers, lets see it carefully. If a wick leaves free fibers that can go directly to lung and the fire may makes fibers stick together, then why is this happening? What are the chemical reactions that make fibers stick each other? No one knows and I do believe that this wick is not safe at all.
Imeo can you release parts at the same time so we can upgrade without buying full?
Another question are you going to release short mode for v3 together with v3 or we have to wait a long time? Thanks.
Another question are you going to release short mode for v3 together with v3 or we have to wait a long time? Thanks.
these are the last parts so I cant really follow your advice aal
sort mode for V3 will come later. I just dont have enough time for it buddy
sort mode for V3 will come later. I just dont have enough time for it buddy
The kiln firing strengthens the tensile strength of the fibers, thereby keeping them from fraying or friable. I've actually litigated a lot of asbestos lawsuits, and I feel safe with this stuff.
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So I assume that you will post on here a day or so before you release these as to when we can buy. I've been waiting on this. Would love to see it in action. Have u sent Todd a prototype?
penelope v3 is not ready, thats why I still havent send to any reviewer anything Gun. But I think that in about 1 week I will do that. Todd is one of my reviewers of course
I send penelope v3 to vasilis today search. His team is so quick that they assembled all penelopes in 6 hours!!!!!!
V2 and V3 are the same external Beco. Scott made a video about V2, please check it
I send penelope v3 to vasilis today search. His team is so quick that they assembled all penelopes in 6 hours!!!!!!
This will be the v3 complete?
I think Search was referring to the "part" to convert his v2 to a v3?
Or have I "once again" got the wrong end of the stick?
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