Titanium wires
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That kind of Ti you're talking about, definitely ISN'T esg Ti wire,
We tested it and...
PS: Anyway imeo is still trying to make esg wire to work properly but in the end I don't believe he can handle it. IMHO.
A TC device must give us precise measurements otherwise it's not a "healthy" TC device!!!
That kind of Ti you're talking about, definitely ISN'T esg Ti wire,
We tested it and...
PS: Anyway imeo is still trying to make esg wire to work properly but in the end I don't believe he can handle it. IMHO.
A TC device must give us precise measurements otherwise it's not a "healthy" TC device!!!
I don't think I have to say anything after reading this, do I?
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Tony
That's right Froy... but we'll see if imeo can make ESG Ti alloy also works accurately
ESG Ti wires are an alloy and not pure Ti G1.
Did I said something wrong?
Well, the part I find mildly confusing is how you can know I don't have ESG if I have confirmed with the vendor it's ESG and it doesn't work properly with temperature control.?
Yet two lines lower you do confirm ESG has problems with temperature control.
Regarding burning cotton... Every single resistance wire known to man will put dry cotton in flames if heated enough. Why should be ESG any different?
Heat without control + Virgin dry cotton = cotton burning.
I don't think there is a need jumping up stating this and that... Every wire will make this without temperature control and ESG is no exception.
I don't know if you thought I was attacking the wire, which I'm not. I just wanted to confirm that it doesn't work properly with temperature control. That's all
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Tony
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Hi Rossum,
you say : However, if the resistance of the coil remains the same over long periods of use, I take that as an indication that the protective oxide layer is stable and not going anywhere.
And i agree with this but dont forget to clean the wire because after some ml of juice the resistance will change because of residues.
This happens mostly if our juice have flavor.
And i dont mean to clean it with dry burning, i mean cleaning the wire with water for injection or with mild soap.
Hi Tony,
i dont think ESG Titanium works with DNA 40 correct in temperature mode because the DNA 40 works with NI200 nickel in temperature mode.
Thats whats the maker of DNA said if i remember.
Tony and Stelioss,
dont fight friends
Stelios Tony dont mean that the titanium wire fire up without wick or cotton.
He means with dry wick or dry cotton,and this happens with all wires of course.
dont fight friends
Stelios Tony dont mean that the titanium wire fire up without wick or cotton.
He means with dry wick or dry cotton,and this happens with all wires of course.
The main point is that we get the best wires for our needs.
TI1 for exapmple is perfect for VIR because Imeo have made the whole project based on TI1.
DNA40 with NI200 and i think the new sx350 chip too.
I think the best is if we are waiting for the VIR to see how its works and everybody will decide which is the best solution for each of us
Of course until ESG comes with the next generation of Magic wires and then you have no other option
TI1 for exapmple is perfect for VIR because Imeo have made the whole project based on TI1.
DNA40 with NI200 and i think the new sx350 chip too.
I think the best is if we are waiting for the VIR to see how its works and everybody will decide which is the best solution for each of us
Of course until ESG comes with the next generation of Magic wires and then you have no other option
DNA40 works well with Grade 1 Titanium as well. Of course it is not "calibrated" for Ti, but we can compensate for this by setting a lower temperature, and the result is a very good vape with a long-lasting coil and wick.
Until VIR is available in a bottom-feeding mod, or is available in a form that can be put in a bottom-feeding mod, I'm afraid it will never be the best solution for some of us.
Using rayon wick and a relatively clean, lightly flavored juice, I can vap close to 100 ml before it feels like my TI coil needs cleaning. I use a wet pipe cleaner. I do fire the mod to heat the coil, but temperature limiting prevents any real burning and the wet pipe cleaner tends to keeps temperatures even lower, while the actively sizzling water has a pretty good cleaning effect.
Omg... I feel stupid now... It's 4 am here and I somehow convinced myself you were talking about something chemical not a mechanical device.... Duuuhhh.
That explains a lot
Thx. Going to bed now
Regards
Tony
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That explains a lot
Thx. Going to bed now
Regards
Tony
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Rossum, great idea. For the first time in over a year I have to stop back into my local smoke shop.
For some pipe cleaners.
Those look prior to use cleaning up the Ti.
I did my first titanium wire coil tonight.
Grade 1.
24 gauge
2.5 mm ID
5/6 wrap
0.14 Ω
Temp set at 390 ℉
28 watts
Taifun GT 2.
It is a very sturdy coil. Easy to mount and wick. It is performing perfectly. Resistence is holding steady. It is reaching set temp but not ever going into TP. Vapor is thick and moist. Flavor is exceptional. Very clean.
Grade 1.
24 gauge
2.5 mm ID
5/6 wrap
0.14 Ω
Temp set at 390 ℉
28 watts
Taifun GT 2.
It is a very sturdy coil. Easy to mount and wick. It is performing perfectly. Resistence is holding steady. It is reaching set temp but not ever going into TP. Vapor is thick and moist. Flavor is exceptional. Very clean.
I just re-read about 85% of this entire thread again but... Is there any real research data confirming - or supporting at least - the various claims about the health aspects of wire materials?
I mean research done using the wires for actual vaping. Not adding and/or subtracting characteristics from these materials in other use or that occur way outside the scope of vaping. Or even worse, that 'seem' logical so they must be true.
Research including detailed analysis of the vapor content produced with the wires under various conditions etc...
I'd really like to read the results. And how that research is done and by who. I'm sure it's there but I guess I've read past it or missed a link?
I mean research done using the wires for actual vaping. Not adding and/or subtracting characteristics from these materials in other use or that occur way outside the scope of vaping. Or even worse, that 'seem' logical so they must be true.
Research including detailed analysis of the vapor content produced with the wires under various conditions etc...
I'd really like to read the results. And how that research is done and by who. I'm sure it's there but I guess I've read past it or missed a link?
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I think Dr. Farselinos (is that spelled right?) had several proposed studies but due to lack of funding can't do them all at once. One of those studies included testing different types of coil materials I believe. I might be wrong but I think he mentioned that that study would take around 10k to be made.
Regards
Tony
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