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  1. steved5600

    quick question about new BVC heads..

    Not unless it's the newer Evod that will take the BDC heads. I'd wait and see on those heads. They are a throwback to cartos. The will be hard to rebuild too.
  2. steved5600

    New Kanger Dual Coils

    If you use an ego type battery stay with 2 ohms. They recommend that.
  3. steved5600

    box mod battery contact melting problems

    On a lot of those the springs are suppose to shrink to prevent something worse. Need to check the specs on the holder to see what it's rated at. You need to provide more info next time because we can ask you a question but you can't answer back. Would have helped to know the amperage we are...
  4. steved5600

    Cotton Allergy?

    is that organic cotton because it may be you are allergic to the pesticides used or the bleaching agent. If i were you i'd go and buy 10-40 feet of cellucotton or go back to silica. cellucotton is rayon a synthetic cellulose. I use it and like it better than cotton. It also got praise form...
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    Aspire BDC colis crapping out on me

    One note the ego's really like to stay above 2 ohms. Aspire had and issue with quality control for a while you may have gotten some out of the many that are floating out there. I have not had that problem. I get 1-3 tanks our of them if i clean them good and dry fire them on low wattage. If...
  6. steved5600

    Fogger V4 screw O ring.

    I have 3 foggers and the fill hole screw is a pain in the ..... I would try to keep it but i doubt it's really necessary. I lost one for a day and it did not leak.
  7. steved5600

    Dual coil question....

    What Despraci said or the coils are spaced differently. Make sure they both heat from the center and have no hot spots or a coil is touching something. Dry fire it without a wick and press the coils together so there is little gap between the loops. check to see if the wrap counts are the same.
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    What is up with this "Sub-ohm advisory"?

    Sure seems to me to be a lot of opinion maybe personal experience. Think it needed more science. Would like to have seen references to something tests or incidences. But looking back at my answers to questions about 30% is personal experience 40% opinion and 30% from testing or from a...
  9. steved5600

    Coil Questions

    It depends on the wicking material. As long as the wicking material can keep up it's better to have as small a ID as you can IME. To a point. I don't go below 1.5mm. Typically i use 2mm 2.5mm. at least 6 preferably 8+ turns. For me the distance from post to post defines the length of the...
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    Multimeters

    You do NOT need to get a Fluke if all your doing is testing DC voltages on Mech mods and the batteries. If you want to test voltage on a APV some use Pulse width Modulation and then you would need a meter that will test True RMS but they are more expensive. An Inexpensive Wallymart VOM or Radio...
  11. steved5600

    Macro coil in a kayfun lite?

    Single or dual coil. If you go dual i would go with a 1/32 drill bit nano coil. 15 wrap of 30ga wire leads going in opposite directions. Then you just put the coils in LOL can be tricky. Make sure the leads especially the negative leads do not touch the other coils leads or the positive...
  12. steved5600

    CATs RDA HELP!!!

    One other thing to do with RDA's along with lower nic level go High VG or all VG juice. Also remember if you use cotton less is more. I have a cat and i just did dual coils 2.5mm ID .9 ohms on a mech. Not a lot of vapor but enough. I used 28 ga 4/5 turn. I used cellucotton and high vg juice...
  13. steved5600

    Choices: Mech Mod ($60 Budget)

    Hcigar is IMO the better clone maker. May want to also look at their Nemesis. I have the SS version and i love it. I don't do really low subohm so I don't have to have a copper version. Wanted one that did not dent easy or have the threads strip easy. I have two copper hades and a brass...
  14. steved5600

    Brass atty tasting.. brassy?

    You can try cleaning it with a degreaser or soapy water with a bit of ammonia in it. But brass and copper attys are not great for vaping. They are reactive. That says it will react to things that come into contact with it. Having a brass or copper airflow control is ok but the rest should be...
  15. steved5600

    Clear Coating mods?

    All the brass and copper mods I have were clear coated except the #19 when i got them. I know this because i put patina's on my mods when i can and i had to strip that stuff off first. If you decide to add more make sure it does not get on the threads or in them somehow. One concern if you...
  16. steved5600

    Searching for new APV or Mod...help?

    Dupe posts bad thing. If you want to chase clouds you go with a RDA and high or all VG juice. Use to be you needed a mech but now you can go with one of the DNA mods. Would not get a Hana or cana i'd get a IPV 50 or a Seven 30 or 22. All of them have a 1 year warranty. I have the Seven 22 and...
  17. steved5600

    No PV without batteries yet?

    Oh almost forgot some emergency radios have a port to charge stuff on. Think Radio Shack carries them.
  18. steved5600

    No PV without batteries yet?

    Don't need to do that. Get a good mod with a charger that can plug into USB port and get a solar battery like you can recharge a phone on or get a 12v solar charger and plug your charger into that. A mod with a built in crank would be to big and the demand IMO would be to low.
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    Mechanical Mod Safety Tips Needed (Copper Vanilla Clone)

    Oh useful tool for you. Coil wrapping | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators
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    Mechanical Mod Safety Tips Needed (Copper Vanilla Clone)

    First 18350's are not safe for subohm if you chose to do that. You need to use a sony vtv4 at the least or a vtc5 would be better. Next you need to learn ohms law. Get a good ohm meter at least better still a volt ohm meter. On any mech make sure you use the locking system what ever it is...
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