All my mods part1

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lorderos33

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I tested the induction and I hope that if this happens Raidy to complete this project. I tried and it works pretty good despite the size.
A short video that I just upload.


I tried this but could not get it small enough :( I dream of induction e-cigs, but I don't have the electonics know how to improvise smaller parts for it. One of these days someone smarter than me will get them to a useable size, I'm sure of that :)
 

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pailpole, your induction heater is a bit different than what I was thinking. I was thinking more along the lines of a transformer. Current in one coil inducing current in another, this current is used to produce the heat in a resistive wire. What kind of voltage and current do you have going through the blue coils?
 

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pailpole, your induction heater is a bit different than what I was thinking. I was thinking more along the lines of a transformer. Current in one coil inducing current in another, this current is used to produce the heat in a resistive wire. What kind of voltage and current do you have going through the blue coils?


For what I was doing, the point of using inductive heating was to eliminate the resistive wire all together and use the induction coils to heat the SS Mesh directly. Pailpoe knows way more about electronics than I do for sure though. :)
 

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pailpole, your induction heater is a bit different than what I was thinking. I was thinking more along the lines of a transformer. Current in one coil inducing current in another, this current is used to produce the heat in a resistive wire. What kind of voltage and current do you have going through the blue coils?
Induction heating is induction heating. In blue, you can see my inductor (copper wire). I use a Royer Oscillator at 300Khz.
Search Royer induction heating in Youtube.

For information, this doesn't work with the SS mesh only. I put inside a kanthal wire (nichrome wire doesn't work) . Induction occurs on the Kanthal
 

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Any suggestions to get a Genisis atty working at 5v? I just picked up a 5v Saber Touch....and have tried all of my different coils from 2-4.5 oHm, and the end coils glow as soon as I hit the button. :confused:

I hope this will work...hate to have to sell this mod as fast as I got it....

I just read in scubagen thread that someone have better success with nichrome instead of kanthal at higher voltage. But then again kanthal is very picky with shorting/setting up so it might just be that.
 

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Any suggestions to get a Genisis atty working at 5v? I just picked up a 5v Saber Touch....and have tried all of my different coils from 2-4.5 oHm, and the end coils glow as soon as I hit the button. :confused:

I hope this will work...hate to have to sell this mod as fast as I got it....

I think if the ends are glowing as soon as you hit the button that it's shorting against the SS wick. I use a 3.7v 1860 and wrap my coil to 2.1 ohms.

4.2v @ 2.1Ω == 2.0Amps or 8.4 Watts
5.0v @ 4.5Ω == 1.1Amps or 5.5 Watts
5.0v @ 2.0Ω == 2.5Amps or 12.5 Watts

5.0v @ 3.0Ω == 1.7Amps or 8.4 Watts

Notice that you're still in the same ball park as far as current. If you didn't have problems with the coil ends glowing before then I wouldn't expect you to have problems switching to 5v (2.0 ohms is a jump but still within the ball park). I used to do 6v with 3Ω cartos for around 13 watts. Did you just happen to refresh your wick or coil or both?

[Edit] Ok, I lied. I got my meter out and I have my coil wraped to 1.5Ω

4.2v @ 1.5Ω == 2.8Amps and 11.8 Watts (that sounds more like my preferences :))
so... your stuff should work just fine.
 
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What! No music. LOL

Looks good! Whats about Power. How much watts it needs. I made a inductive 1 yaer ago. The problem is always the efficiency factor.

indu2y8cavb1hot.jpg


6V 2.5A = 15W
The idea "inductive atty" is good, but in practice not realy useable. Thats what i belief.
 
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Induction heating is induction heating. In blue, you can see my inductor (copper wire). I use a Royer Oscillator at 300Khz.
Search Royer induction heating in Youtube.

For information, this doesn't work with the SS mesh only. I put inside a kanthal wire (nichrome wire doesn't work) . Induction occurs on the Kanthal


The mesh needs to be magnetic I believe. A lower grade stainless would be magentic and should work well enough but will heat very fast and burn up. I like the idea but like other's have said, it may simply be unpractical.
 

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This requires still a lot of work. My first problem is heat dissipation in the inductor that heats quickly.In addition, My control electronics was very basic.
Wait and see

You are a wizard with electronics, I would imagine if someone could pull it off it would be you or raidy ;)
 
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