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  1. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    its no problem. pretty sure the increase in vapor production is due to an increase in wick to wire surface area, not necessary temperature.
  2. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    also didn't read that part! man its late here, but im so buzzed from all the "testing" i cant sleep LOL ill be fine in like an hour, but for now... :banana:
  3. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    what Rurwin was saying is that you need to add voltage (.798 mV) to whatever reading the meter is showing then taking that number to the chart to convert mV to °C i totally forgot this part until he reminded me.
  4. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    here is the sub-ohm test. the 18650 was fresh off the charger right before i shot this video.
  5. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    oh for sure, the vapor cools down a lot as it makes its exit. here is the VV mod and tank test
  6. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    we smoked cigs, i bet the temp of the smoke coming out of the filter is much hotter than the vape.
  7. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    kanthal starts to glow at just over 400°C. with out e-liquid and airflow that ego will make that kanthal glow very bright.
  8. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    aww yes that makes sense i am in a temp controlled room right now at 69°F
  9. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    an unregulated ego puts out 4.2 at first and do to voltage drop under load it hovers around 3.7-3.9 volts regulated ego batteries can put out 3.3 or 3.7 volts with no drop under load... depending on what ego battery you buy it will be 3.3 or 3.7
  10. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    1000 mah pass-through, unregulated
  11. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    10°C would be .397 mV in my test it hung out around .7 mV with a peak of .9 mV or around 20°C
  12. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    ok so here is test 1 temp was around 20°C chart link http://www.pyromation.com/downloads/data/emfk_c.pdf next test will be a tank and VV device
  13. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    mV then using this chart to convert to temp this is a "k-type" thermocouple http://www.pyromation.com/downloads/data/emfk_c.pdf
  14. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    uhh yeah that twisted wire IS the thermocouple.
  15. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    got the thermocouple inside the drip tip duck tape for a good air tight seal. going to calibrate the thermocouple, shoot some video and post it here soon. #redneckvapeengineering
  16. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    that would be at the coil. no idea about vapor temps but im working on it. :w00t::rickroll::matrix:
  17. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    ballpark? well somewhere between 150°C and just under 400°C. the sacrificial drip tip has been chosen, Oh Great Vaping Gods! we send to you one POS Ming 510 drip tip. in your name we vape, Amen.
  18. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    double post :facepalm:
  19. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    i will stuff a thermocouple in a drip tip and we can see what sort of temps the vapor is coming out of the atty at... simple enough. sound good?
  20. happydave

    Is Temperature the Future of Digital Vaping?

    i still dont see why checking the temp of the coil would NOT be viable. the coil is the hottest part. everything around the coil like the wick, e-liquid and air would be colder than the coils temp. so measuring the temp at the coil would be the best idea. you can in theory state that we are...
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