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This is the case for me, so it is something I am doing wrong. Call me a slob. I could sit here and name every single RDA I have, but that is a waste of time, as this thread has already informed me that the problem is me. We can let the thread die now, as apparently this shouldn't be thing.

I returned a few times, I just didn't like the attitude so I said screw it. If no one else has a problem with drippers having a slow persistent drip, then there isn't much point in continuing the discussion.

Perhaps it is already, but why hasn't an accessory for atomizers that will catch juice running off not a thing? An adapter that screws under the atomizer that simply catches run off? I am sick of my mods getting juicelogged and the table I vape at being slippery. Tonight I grabbed a roll of...

I failed age verification so I bought it from another store. I am 33 years old, yet the age verification wouldn't let me give them my money. I wasn't offended, it wasn't me who lost money.

I went to school for computer science, so I know just enough about electrical engineering to get myself in trouble, so I thought I was ask a few questions to make sure I am on the right page. For charge current, I know the maximum recommended is a fraction of the C rating, typically 0.5, but at...

More than you would think. You can cut back on the flavor by adding PG, I use 20% PG for fruit flavors, and then adding stevia. PG will add sour, VG is subtly sweet, too subtle for a fruit vape. However, a little stevia goes a LONG way. Without PG and without Stevia, you need a lot of flavor to...

I am using the same tank on another mod no problem.

I have had this mod for about a month now, but today, I have an issue. When I go to fire it, it says 'Check Atomizer'. I have no idea if it thinks the atomizer is shorted or doesn't exist, but it gives the same message when I remove the atomizer entirely. I broke down the mod and with my...

Looks like the seller pulled it cause no one was buying it or something, but it did have a chuff enuff style univeral drip cap included which did connect together both of the atty's and pipe it to a single point.

So today I was looking over ebay for a freakshow rda, and a recommended item popped up that had me rolling. I nearly bought it as a novelty but then I saw the price :blink:. It was called the Hells Gate Dual Atty Box Mod. This thing fires 2 attys simultaneously and pipes the airflow to a single...

From the few IPV3's I have seen(mine and 2 others), the ohm reading is very accurately inaccurate. xD Mine and the two others I saw all read slightly high(0.02 ohms). Not bad as it only gives you one decimal place precision on the display, but you can get the true ohm reading by its voltage...

Actually that is the same metal as GPlat, well, very close, same metals, very slight differences in the metal percentages. GPlat was tested to be 317L, commonly used in mig welding, but I agree with kanthal being a better choice to experiment with...

Those wanting to experiment, you can find Kanthal mesh used primarily as a high temp mesh for camping for use with alcohol stoves. Also Found GPlat mesh: http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-sq-ft-12-x-24-100-mesh-316L-stainless-steel-screen-pollen-kief-sieve-filter-/251691135161

Well the advantage is the wicking properties of mesh. I would agree with the surface area thing if we are talking about flat wire, but it seems to me that mesh would be more efficient at re-soaking when juice is vaporizing. It actually is not expensive, but I have to buy 20 bucks worth at once...

So I don't know if this has been attempted before, but I have not seen before, and would like to know if an idea will work that just came to me. Resistance wire does not only come in wire form, you can also get resistance wire in mesh. Now tell me if I am crazy, but what I am thinking of doing...

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Yeah, I was really conflicted by it as well. With those two glaring obvious problems, even though they did not effect me, it really made me question the device as a whole. But no matter how hard I tried to find other tangible faults, the thing is working as I expect. I will add one more con to...

Wow, those wattages were way off. It always did seem fishy to me when I heard about this mod coming out shortly after the 150w ipv v3. From the looks of those charts, it looks like the chipset was made for 150w and they messed with the voltage reading to be intentionally out of calibration...

I was honestly very surprised with the battery life seeing as its wired in series, but the voltage regulation makes the whole amp hour thing confusing to calculate. I guess it totally depends on the build and wattage, but I have been getting a full day off 2 2000 mah batteries, 0.21 ohms at 60...

So I have had my IPV v3 for a week now and thought I would get my experience out there for you guys. As far as performance goes, this this is rock solid. The battery compartment has stayed perfectly dry, the wattage is definitely not a lie. This thing does exactly what it says on the tin. I...