The BB is my 4th, and all of them have done it. But none often (not counting clones).
PEBKAC, likely? In my case, that's a distinct possibility.
PEBKAC, likely? In my case, that's a distinct possibility.
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Ha Ha.
He said "stinct".
He said "stinct".
I do suppose it tiz time for me to say nite nite, B Boxers. 
I've had several dna 40's (Carlos Zero, Pandora, Melody to name a few) and I don't ever remember seeing that message.. Then again, like I said before, the 1st thing I always do is turn TC off because in my mind it's a gimmick..
It seems to depend on which revision of the chip you have. Most of my DNA40 chips are the early ones without atty lock and without celcius. Those rarely ever ask. They also boot up into power mode even with TC on unlike the new revision chips in our Rev4's.
Just because you went all B&B on us? What's next? Boganville?I do suppose it tiz time for me to say nite nite, B Boxers.
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thanks hun.......and I KNEW you weren't goin to bed at 10:51 pm!!Ahhhhhh........ Ms. Doo.
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"Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair"
I'm in heaven! 
My 'Roo came in the mail yesterday, and I set it up in my Rev 4 with a 1.5Ω Kanger (that is reading 1.15Ω for some reason?). I have it set at 12W, and have gone through a half a tank with no problems, just perfection! 
My 'Roo came in the mail yesterday, and I set it up in my Rev 4 with a 1.5Ω Kanger (that is reading 1.15Ω for some reason?). I have it set at 12W, and have gone through a half a tank with no problems, just perfection! Here is how I build mine:
1. On a 2.5mm bit I wrap 28g kanthal (26 is to thick so don't use it). I do 11 wraps which comes out to about 1.8'ish ohms for me.
2. Remove coil from the bit after wrapped and hold with tweezers. I fire up my handheld torch and heat the coil up applying slight pressure to the coil.
3. Put the bit back through the coil and insert the coil into the Uno base. The bit will help keep the coil in position. Run the rubber insulator over one leg and insert it into the base.
4. Pull both coil legs off to the side of the base and insert the pin.
5. Snip the coil legs as close to the base as you can
6. After assembled, remove the bit and use a screwdriver or something small to adjust the coils position so that it is centered in the Uno base.
7. Cotton it up. Use a lot of cotton and make it a tight fit in the coil.
8. Snip the cotton ends at the base. Leave a little extra outside the base and fluff the ends.
9. Adjust coil again and make sure it's centered in the base.
10. Juice up the coil and the ends of the cotton.
11. Screw the top portion of the Uno on.
12. Check to make sure the cotton ends are completely covering the Uno slats. If not, you will get leaking.
13. Once satisfied the cotton ends are covering the Uno slats completely, insert into BB tank and vape away!
The Uno comes with 2 small orings to adjust the draw. I find that using one oring does little to nothing but that adding both of them does tighten it up to where it's a tad / wee bit more airy than say the BVC's are.
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Thank you @Debadoo I'm feeling little better but still feels like it's trying to hang on.
That is an awesome write up @raqball very nicely done.
This weekend has been nice spending some time with my son. Would've been great if we could've got to the creek to cast a few lines but just staying at home together was good. Now waiting on my daughters and wife to get back home from their overnight Girl Scout Zoo trip but that will be late this evening.
That is an awesome write up @raqball very nicely done.
This weekend has been nice spending some time with my son. Would've been great if we could've got to the creek to cast a few lines but just staying at home together was good. Now waiting on my daughters and wife to get back home from their overnight Girl Scout Zoo trip but that will be late this evening.
I just bought some .2 ohm subtank coils. I wonder how they're going to do in my rev 4
They should be ok. I have some 0.3ohm gCLAPTON coils that work just fine.
The only coils I would caution into getting are the gClapton NI200 coils. They just kind of suck for me...not in a good way. Poor vapor, yet airy, with mysterious throat hit...Kanger does a better job, imo, than it's worth to get the gClaps.
Personally I don't think that the gclapton coils are worth the price.
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