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this is one of the cons the deck clamps aren't the best
jai,haze loves it
but he's no patience loltbh i use clapton etc in a dvarw dl so shouldn't be to much of a issue
for £16 how could i turn it down lol
a chunky 5mm coil should be fun
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have been reading old posts on this ones name seems there is a little bit confusion in the translation
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"It’s two words the four letter F word synonymous with fornicate but more crass. The second word is pig. That’s what I understand it to be, if I’m wrong someone please correct me."
the first word of it's name ends with 'ing'
it called the ~~~~ing pig
a UK phrase
basically meaning that it's very greedy with ejuice
copy paste from old thread
"It’s two words the four letter F word synonymous with fornicate but more crass. The second word is pig. That’s what I understand it to be, if I’m wrong someone please correct me."
the first word of it's name ends with 'ing'
it called the ~~~~ing pig
a UK phrase
basically meaning that it's very greedy with ejuice
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Ah, crikey oh lummy. Are they brittle out of the box or do they last a week?
exactly bud.. huge coils with ceramic should be fun
but if i stick to one massive coil i can crumble 3 till i have to start worrying
plus i only clean coils in deck now gotten far to lazy
all i do is burn brush wash etc although it seems to work
All ceramic is fairly brittle, but industrial ceramics have been getting a lot better lately. The standard model did amazing things for more than just batteries.
Agree, I've been involved in electronics for decades, many high power RF valves (tubes in USA-speak) and vacuum capacitors use hi-temperature ceramics, the durability has improved a lot in the past 15 years or so. But I think expensive to get right.
Remember the dream that was ceramic engines? Wonderful tech, but the manufacturing precision required was out of reach.
I don't know the atty in question, hence my original question, the white top clamps are shiny = looks like nylon. 8)
Remember the dream that was ceramic engines? Wonderful tech, but the manufacturing precision required was out of reach.
I don't know the atty in question, hence my original question, the white top clamps are shiny = looks like nylon. 8)
Of course, there’s still shrinkage and you can’t machine it because it’s too hard and brittle. That would be a problem.
The supercharged Mini Cooper S had ceramic rotors. They did it by making them self machining. They were designed to rub against one another like diamond cutting.
well its here no problem so far with the deck everything seems ok
easy to coil and wick and the flavour is very good better than any rda i have used although still using og goons
for the coil i went with dual ss staircase 3mm di coming in at .09
not really one for cloud chucking the air seems restricted wide open with the dual setup but flavour is extremely good thinking this one is made single chunky coil for it to shine and get the clouds going
will update when i trya single in it
easy to coil and wick and the flavour is very good better than any rda i have used although still using og goons
for the coil i went with dual ss staircase 3mm di coming in at .09
not really one for cloud chucking the air seems restricted wide open with the dual setup but flavour is extremely good thinking this one is made single chunky coil for it to shine and get the clouds going
will update when i trya single in it
yeah
yihi chipi only use 18350 tube mechs for mtl or single coil 18650 squonks with hassur or Hadley rda around 0.2-0.5ohm nothing crazy any more
massive thing 30mm but with the bubble glass it brings it upto 34mm
but its not to to big looking on the yihi
coils after 3 tanks full 7-8ml per tank of the Mexicanfried ice-cream not to shabby
swaped the drip tip from a ultem goon or similar can't remember tbh
but its not to to big looking on the yihi
coils after 3 tanks full 7-8ml per tank of the Mexicanfried ice-cream not to shabby
swaped the drip tip from a ultem goon or similar can't remember tbh
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