Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)
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Wow Mr. Flakes, that is something to celebrate!! Good for you.
Time to celebrate.
500 days smoke free
Here's to another 500 *clink*
Happy Vapaversary to Flakes and Shawn (and really ALL of us....)
@sawlight.... what I've come to realize with TC mode is that you set the temp for the heat of your vape and the watts for how fast you want to get there. Once I got that through my thick skull, TC is no biggie for me.
Lower power, slower ramp up. Once you hit temp, the mid will fluctuate power to keep you there.
@sawlight.... what I've come to realize with TC mode is that you set the temp for the heat of your vape and the watts for how fast you want to get there. Once I got that through my thick skull, TC is no biggie for me.
Lower power, slower ramp up. Once you hit temp, the mid will fluctuate power to keep you there.
Thank you, got that bit figured out, I was just surprised at how different the two atties acted when set the same way. I'm still thinking I need a smaller build on the Avocado so it can heat more quickly.
smaller build do you mean THINNER wire ?
that's how I roll (28, 29, 30g), the heavy gauge just takes TOO MUCH - IMO
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Ah, my apologies. It's late and I'm tired and I catch your true kweshun.
Is airflow the same on the two atties?
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I been to Spain
I helped to stop
Saddam Hussein
But I won't be happy
I won't be free
'Til I
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me!Happy Memorial Day.
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US Army '86-'93
smaller build do you mean THINNER wire ?
that's how I roll (28, 29 30g), the heavy gauge just takes TOO MUCH - IMO
Unless I go Kanthal I can't go thinner, all I've got in SS is 22ga, guess I hosed it on that purchase? I'm trying to do as close as a comparison to the Theorom's notch coil in it as I can. By smaller I mean just a smaller coil, I'll try taking a few wraps off the one I have in there now and see what that does.
No worries!
Kinda the same, but not, the Theorom air comes down over the coil, in the Avocado it's across the coil from the outside. They are basically new versions of the Genesis style atties, done just a little differently.
I been to France
I been to Spain
I helped to stop
Saddam Hussein
But I won't be happy
I won't be free
'Til I
Like the Army
Happy Memorial Day.
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US Army '86-'93
Thank you!
For nostalgia,I slipped a 18650 battery into my old 11 watt evic,put a kayfun 3.1ES on top and happily vaping at 6.5 watts.Man is it top heavy with the kayfun on top.
smaller build do you mean THINNER wire ?
that's how I roll (28, 29 30g), the heavy gauge just takes TOO MUCH - IMO
Agreed... For me anything larger than 30 gauge takes too long to heat up at ~ 6 or so watts.
I've settled on 28ga for Kanthal, SS316L, and Titanium (not much of a Titanium fan). I vape between 6W and 10W on a 2.5mm coil. Since I started winding 2.5mm coils I can sense a slight, but noticeable increase in flavor. Some say that there's no flavor difference between 3mm and 2.5mm coils because the same length of wire is used for the same resistance. That's true, but a 2.5mm coil is longer and covers a longer length of wick. My take is that a larger coil may not fully heat the juice in the center of a larger diameter wick as well as a smaller coil heats a smaller diameter wick.
I was a technician/field engineer type for 36 years. Ask me what time it is and I'll explain how to build a watch.
I was a technician/field engineer type for 36 years. Ask me what time it is and I'll explain how to build a watch.
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Forgot to add I'd have liked to try 29 gauge but hadn't seen any at our local B & M stores carry it.
Yup...gotta start ordering things over the interwebs real soon!
Yup...gotta start ordering things over the interwebs real soon!
I was a technician/field engineer type for 36 years. Ask me what time it is and I'll explain how to build a watch.
That's the best tag line I've seen lately! And, man do I understand.
Last night I was explaining how to do something to my wife. She interrupts me and says "alright already! I only wanted to know what temperature to set the oven"!
I was a technician/field engineer type for 36 years. Ask me what time it is and I'll explain how to build a watch.
Not a technician myself - nor do I think I will ever be able to understand how to build coils (way to confusing and fraustrating for "Me"), however like 'You" - when I am asked what time it is I have been known to go one step further and tell ya how to build a clock . . .
BTW: FYI - That's the problem with certain people knowing too much information and trivia . . .
Autism spectrum, anyone? @tj99959 , @Uncle , @DaveP and who else?Not a technician myself - nor do I think I will ever be able to understand how to build coils (way to confusing and fraustrating for "Me"), however like 'You" - when I am asked what time it is I have been known to go one step further and tell ya how to build a clock . . .
BTW: FYI - That's the problem with certain people knowing too much information and trivia . . .
I put a 29 gauge build in the KFM3. It works well. Not sure at this point if I will be buying more.
If you order over the interwebs you will start getting vape mail.
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