Thank you Vera and HG!!
Good luck with the testing, Bloke and Cody.
Good luck with the testing, Bloke and Cody.
sure why not??? u knew u were gonna be picked so it cant be a big surprise![]()
I really don't think anyone was "confident" their bid was the one that was going to be selected.I do not think he had any way of "knowing" he was going to be picked.
@USMCotaku and @TheBloke
Thumbs up guys. I look forward to your reviews. Especially yours, Bloke with the O-scope. I'm curious to see how this thing does. My biggest curiosity is kanthal has such a low TCR I can't see how it determines the juice is low. Enjoy your new toys![]()
Yes indeed, this is what I am most interested to find out. I have been fairly comfortable in saying that it's going to be impossible to use resistance based measurement to do any kind of accurate TC with Kanthal - the hardware required would be too expensive, and the resulting vape too inaccurate. Then again, it doesn't claim to do temp limiting with Kanthal. It just says it detects low juice.
A Kanthal coil of 1.0Ω will rise to 1.01Ω by 500°C. By 300°C I expect it will rise by at most 0.005Ω. That amount of rise is detectable. The trouble is, for a 0.50Ω coil the rise would only be 0.0025Ω, and for a 0.25Ω coil it would be 0.00125Ω. A milli-ohm mod could certainly pick up a change of 0.001Ω, but will the atomizer/coil be so stable as to rise by that amount only when its temperature rises? The slightest knock of the atomizer can adjust its attachment by enough to change its resistance by 0.001Ω; just the difference between it being screwed on "really tight" and "even more really tight" can be several, even tens of milli-oms. For normal TC that doesn't matter, but for this it would completely kill it.
So maybe it doesn't do it that way. You have to 'choose preferred flavour' or whatever they call it, and that must be the key. What the key unlocks though, I have no ideaLooking forward to trying to find out.
please do not lock your focus to just "resistance".... I "think" I can hear a little noise being generated when I take a hit... and I don't mean the normal noise/sound of the coil heating up the juice or the sound of air being pulled through the tank/rba...
when you get it... you should keep an ear out for this "regulated frequency"... I am betting this is actually the "Key" to it all?
I just see kanthal as being too stable to provide enough change to signal the mod to do anything. But if it's working like they say, it's capable of seein some kind of flux change or somethin through that 510 connector.Yes indeed, this is what I am most interested to find out. I have been fairly comfortable in saying that it's going to be impossible to use resistance based measurement to do any kind of accurate TC with Kanthal - the hardware required would be too expensive, and the resulting vape too inaccurate. Then again, it doesn't claim to do temp limiting with Kanthal. It just says it detects low juice.
A Kanthal coil of 1.0Ω will rise to 1.01Ω by 500°C. By 300°C I expect it will rise by at most 0.005Ω. That amount of rise is detectable. The trouble is, for a 0.50Ω coil the rise would only be 0.0025Ω, and for a 0.25Ω coil it would be 0.00125Ω. A milli-ohm mod could certainly pick up a change of 0.001Ω, but will the atomizer/coil be so stable as to rise by that amount only when its temperature rises? The slightest knock of the atomizer can adjust its attachment by enough to change its resistance by 0.001Ω; just the difference between it being screwed on "really tight" and "even more really tight" can be several, even tens of milli-oms. For normal TC that doesn't matter, but for this it would completely kill it.
So maybe it doesn't do it that way. You have to 'choose preferred flavour' or whatever they call it, and that must be the key. What the key unlocks though, I have no ideaLooking forward to trying to find out.
See @USMCotaku! Told ya they are fast!!Can't wait to give it
Sent with one hand, the other is busy vaping.