Well if I was a High roller I would have to get both! But im not, and I dont know either company really... Ill wait till you get one.
SJMY looks nice.. Cant tell from pictures.. Will have to do some searching tomorrow..
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SJMY looks nice.. Cant tell from pictures.. Will have to do some searching tomorrow..
I've been in hospital, we had some high winds and the shed door blew open and hit me on the forehead, knocked me clean out and cut my head open. Woke up in hospital with a banging head and 11 stitches, not a very good bank holiday.
Damn bro!! Glad your okay!!! Iv split my forehead open before(Actually by a door), a lot of blood, deff. not fun!!
Oh my goodness. I'm glad that you are alright. Glad you woke up in a hospital and came here instead of going to Oz. (you have not had the best luck these past few months, I hope things turn around soon).
To me .57 or .5 would feel the same if the wattage was the same, ymmv.
40 watts is safe for a decent (Samsung or LG)18650 battery, many go higher without incident. I push mine to a wicked 10 watts some days.
It really shouldn't make that much difference, but it does. It seems somehow "less," I'm not sure how to describe it... the first hit after having sat for a while seems like I'm trying to vape it at 10 or 12 watts. Kind of empty, and not much vapor. If it hit it again a few times in a row, the 2nd, 3rd, and beyond are wonderful. Comfortably warm, and good vapor. So I've had to turn the wattage up to 38 to 40 to get a decent hit off of this coil from the outset. The other ones do well at 30 to 35 watts. It's strange, and I always thought that the higher the resistance, the LOWER the wattage needed to be, and vice versa. So it's confusing me. Is it possibly something to do with the spacing on the coil, since it's spaced wider than the stock .5 ohm coils?
I won't worry too much about 40 or even 45 watts, then. It's not like a battery lasts me all day anyway, I'm a vaping fiend, it seems.
I just really like the single 18650 mods because of their size, and how easy it is to pop the old battery out and a new one in. It takes literally seconds, so it's very convenient for me. And previously, I never went above 35 watts anyway, so for my "style," they work perfectly.So if I do one less wrap (a 4/3), will that lower the resistance TOO much? Like am I gonna end up down at .2 or something? Maybe I just have wonky wire? It came with the Coil Master kit, so I ASSUMED it was decent wire, but I guess you never know. I have several other rolls of wire now, both Kanthal and stainless in 24g and 26g. I'll go play around with Steam Engine and see what it says for different wire types and wraps.
@Rixsta take CARE of yourself! I'm glad Em's there to watch over you.
It really shouldn't make that much difference, but it does. It seems somehow "less," I'm not sure how to describe it... the first hit after having sat for a while seems like I'm trying to vape it at 10 or 12 watts. Kind of empty, and not much vapor. If it hit it again a few times in a row, the 2nd, 3rd, and beyond are wonderful. Comfortably warm, and good vapor. So I've had to turn the wattage up to 38 to 40 to get a decent hit off of this coil from the outset. The other ones do well at 30 to 35 watts. It's strange, and I always thought that the higher the resistance, the LOWER the wattage needed to be, and vice versa. So it's confusing me. Is it possibly something to do with the spacing on the coil, since it's spaced wider than the stock .5 ohm coils?
I won't worry too much about 40 or even 45 watts, then. It's not like a battery lasts me all day anyway, I'm a vaping fiend, it seems.
So if I do one less wrap (a 4/3), will that lower the resistance TOO much? Like am I gonna end up down at .2 or something? Maybe I just have wonky wire? It came with the Coil Master kit, so I ASSUMED it was decent wire, but I guess you never know. I have several other rolls of wire now, both Kanthal and stainless in 24g and 26g. I'll go play around with Steam Engine and see what it says for different wire types and wraps.
@Rixsta take CARE of yourself! I'm glad Em's there to watch over you.
I forgot what gauge wire you said you used. I think that iSub coils are around 26ga. If you used a thicker wire it will take a little more wattage to ramp the coil up. The reason why your getting better hits after your first one. Thicker wire needs more power to get it up to speed. If you have no problem with higher watts then just boost it up. I think one less wrap will probably lower it from a half to a full ohm.
@Rixta, in your honor (and hopefully to help you feel better), I set up the Isub V. So far so good!! It comes w/SS 316 coils but I'm using it in wattage mode instead of temp control. The taste is great! It is quieter than the Isub G, but not as quiet as the Isub Apex. I love this top fill as opposed to the fill on the Apex or the S.
Here, the tank was only $15 w/2 coils included. I'll keep you posted.
Here's the Isub family (sans the original, which are in my travel box)
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Here, the tank was only $15 w/2 coils included. I'll keep you posted.
Here's the Isub family (sans the original, which are in my travel box)
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Jup same here! Before the derringer, my fav was the nuppin, but now derringer is best.
I'd be interested in trying that if I could find a clone bottom feed one fairly cheap.
Me either. Have had no interest in one since trying my first Reo. Glad you're posting more, I've been the only Reonaut here!
soooooooooooo proud of you!!!!!!!! Wahooooooooooo!!!I wish you could see that beautiful coil... It looks better than the stock one! LOL! And it's my very first one I made myself.
Uhmmmm.....s'cuse me........did you not get the memo that this type of behavior is NOT permitted?? Glad you're ok darlin! But since you're not feeling well, be careful.....I'm sure you've got a concussion and they're nuttin to fool with if ya feel wonky.
@Rixta, in your honor (and hopefully to help you feel better), I set up the Isub V. So far so good!! It comes w/SS 316 coils but I'm using it in wattage mode instead of temp control. The taste is great! It is quieter than the Isub G, but not as quiet as the Isub Apex. I love this top fill as opposed to the fill on the Apex or the S.
Here, the tank was only $15 w/2 coils included. I'll keep you posted.
Here's the Isub family (sans the original, which are in my travel box)
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How's the airflow on the V. I have 2 iSub G's, which I really like, but I find the DLH to be restricted somewhat. Since I've been using the Boreas everything else tank wise, seems like I'm sucking through a straw!
On Steam Engine check the Heat Flux option on the right hand side, it defaults to 10W and you can change it to see how warm or cool that coil for the chosen power will be. I try and keep mine in the 200 range for a good warmth, others like it a bit hotter in the 300's.
Bigger wire usually requires a larger ID on the coil, I always build 24g no less than 3mm. The heat capacity of the coil will vaporize more juice quicker and you don't want to starve the coil.
That's looks like a winner to me! Squape with duals/side airflow!
Damn. looks like a recovery/build day for you today. Be well sir!
@MikeyConti what happened to your eggs?
I used 24g Kanthal. At 35W the heat flux was in the 300s somewhere (I can re-do it and see exactly). Just now I plugged it all in the same, except with 26g wire, and it shows only needing 3 wraps. Now, the stock iSub coils only had 3 of the "loops" glowing when I dry burned them. I thought they were 3-wrap coils, but once I took the old one out, I saw it was actually 5, HOWEVER, Rich said he noticed the last wraps on each end were touching the ones just inside them, and said that was why only the 3 in the middle would glow when I fired it. I dunno... but maybe that has something to do with why they're at .5 ohms? Also, there are no screws on these stock coil heads - you just put the rubber grommet back in with one leg inside it and one outside, then put the 510 pin back in and clip the wire ends off as close as possible, then jam the base back on by heck and by gosh. So I have NO idea how long my "legs" are. (Well, MY legs go all the way up, but I don't know how long the coil legs are!
)@MikeyConti what happened to your eggs?
He smacked 'em with a tank. I'll have to let him explain the rest...
Oh, also (look, she's STILL TALKING), the heat flux according to Steam Engine, with 26g wire and 3mm ID and 3 full wraps, comes out to 620 at 35W (isn't that a little HOT????), and SAYS it should be .5 ohms.
With 24g wire, at 3mm ID, to get .5 ohms it says 5 full wraps, and the heat flux is 309 at 35W.
I'm sooooo confused!
With 24g wire, at 3mm ID, to get .5 ohms it says 5 full wraps, and the heat flux is 309 at 35W.
I'm sooooo confused!
Lol heres what I posted on the first page..That's looks like a winner to me! Squape with duals/side airflow!
Damn. looks like a recovery/build day for you today. Be well sir!
@MikeyConti what happened to your eggs?
ALERT!! I just sustained a Vaping Related Injury!!!
I filled up a Cubis Tank, was under the light checking for any over-fill and dropped it. Upon catching it, I hit myself in the Nuts with it!!!!
DAMN VAPING IS UNSAFE!!!!!!
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