I like the Stephen King collection.
Thanks!
Agreed!This is a purely personal preference, but except for one tank, I avoid those plugs, especially in tanks like these. Tanks with large chambers need a decent amount of metal in them to really produce. Trying to partially choke off one half can really cut into the very strengths a tank offers and end up highlighting deficiencies. I think one large coil can work as you can still get sufficient mass into the build to heat up enough juice to fill the chamber with vapor. But I just can't see a plug on a tank like this turning it into a juice sipping Merlin.
Beefier?
The Aliens are triple core 26g, ohm out at .1 and fill the space between the juice holes. I run them on the BFDFT at 150W, so moving them over to the Maiden should have been too easy.
Does your ceramic cup come off the deck quite easily? I have already replaced both o-rings on it as it is a little loose fitting.LOL that's an oddity. I mean, I had a pair of aliens in there @ .2 running 90w without issue.
Wonder what's going on there.
It's not that bad, but does take a bit of power to spin them up.Really? Well you enjoy living in the danger zone.
You might appreciate having ....weasels next to Confucius, JFK & Robert Frost thenI like the Stephen King collection.
You might appreciate having ....weasels next to Confucius, JFK & Robert Frost then
Nope I agree with you for sure. I never seen the point of using a pluf on a dual coil deck to make it a single coilThis is a purely personal preference, but except for one tank, I avoid those plugs, especially in tanks like these. Tanks with large chambers need a decent amount of metal in them to really produce. Trying to partially choke off one half can really cut into the very strengths a tank offers and end up highlighting deficiencies. I think one large coil can work as you can still get sufficient mass into the build to heat up enough juice to fill the chamber with vapor. But I just can't see a plug on a tank like this turning it into a juice sipping Merlin.
seem unfeasibleThis is a purely personal preference, but except for one tank, I avoid those plugs, especially in tanks like these. Tanks with large chambers need a decent amount of metal in them to really produce. Trying to partially choke off one half can really cut into the very strengths a tank offers and end up highlighting deficiencies. I think one large coil can work as you can still get sufficient mass into the build to heat up enough juice to fill the chamber with vapor. But I just can't see a plug on a tank like this turning it into a juice sipping Merlin.
It's an Aeolus Lite and it did not come with a squonk pin. Its square center post would make BF modification tricky.Minikin 2!
Now that Aeolus, which one did you get and does it have a squonk pin?
Gotta bump the wattage yoSo you're a hiker too. Your mod photos are revealing so much of your personal life.
And I guess the Uranium offers the advantage of not gunking up your coils as easily.