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@ asdaq:
ok, if you needed o'ring, I have a bit of all sizes,
it never asks if I know those that you would asdaq.
@ pailpoe:
J'ai tester sans resistance,c'est de la balle,l'arome du liquide est restituer a plus de 200%,mais la batterie chute vite,sans resistance,direct sur la toile inox,j'ai 0.9 ohms....
c'est une piste a suivre,faudrai tester une toile inox qui donnerai une valeur ohmique de au moins 1.5 ohms minimum...
et je pense pas que le diametre va changer quelque chose,plutot le diametre du fil tressé qui dans la maille qui remontrai cette valeur,sinon coudre le fil resistif dans la toile....
ok, if you needed o'ring, I have a bit of all sizes,
it never asks if I know those that you would asdaq.
@ pailpoe:
J'ai tester sans resistance,c'est de la balle,l'arome du liquide est restituer a plus de 200%,mais la batterie chute vite,sans resistance,direct sur la toile inox,j'ai 0.9 ohms....
c'est une piste a suivre,faudrai tester une toile inox qui donnerai une valeur ohmique de au moins 1.5 ohms minimum...
et je pense pas que le diametre va changer quelque chose,plutot le diametre du fil tressé qui dans la maille qui remontrai cette valeur,sinon coudre le fil resistif dans la toile....
I have a lot work to do now
Those look so sweet !!!! Will u be selling these soon?
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Ok well than will you be giving me any lol????
Edit- I'll b more than happy to receive some
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Raw material cost me $ 10, turner cost me $ 50, postage to U.S.costs me $ 10 ... If I take $ 80 just for the body if I did something wrong? I ask your opinion. I have not earned anything. I only help those who do not have the ability to make the body. Do you think this is wrong? Remains a $ 10 difference ... in Croatia goes every agreement with coffee, snacks, beer ... So let these $ 10 to cover the cost I have no intention of making money. $ 70 is the amount that I am pay to one body.
I have no intention of making money. $ 70 is the amount that I am pay to one body.
Jens, a while back you mentioned abaout the tecnique to properly oxidise the rolled mesh. Did you make that video yet? I'm having trouble with the wick shorting out the heating coil. Can you assist with a bit of advise please? Or point me in a direction if possible please?
@Bidibulle :
I use a Stainless steel 325 woven of 14mm wide and 12mm long (between the probe). Resistance is to low but it's not problem. I'll USE electronic control to limit the power and don't kill the battery with too high current.
AND yes, the taste is 200% with no burn taste . It's perfect.
I use a Stainless steel 325 woven of 14mm wide and 12mm long (between the probe). Resistance is to low but it's not problem. I'll USE electronic control to limit the power and don't kill the battery with too high current.
AND yes, the taste is 200% with no burn taste . It's perfect.
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Try using a gas stove. They also talk about annealing, which means cooling it in water after heating. I've also seen them say 'dry annealing' used for the coil.
It would also appear that a an eliquid final burn of the mesh top, before the coil is wrapped helps.
Thank You Willy, I will have to try that. Jens also said that red hot glow is not good. Wish he would make that video to show us.
Hi
Sorry. I made the video but had muchproblems the last days. i will upload it asap
Danke Jens. Ich schaue vorwärts, um ihn zu sehen.
Hoffnung verstehen Sie mein schlechtes Deutsches.
Hoffnung verstehen Sie mein schlechtes Deutsches.
Haha kein Problem. You also can try Swedish
Tack själv Jens. JAG blick främre till din video.........
When oxidizing the glow on the mesh is OK, but when vaping glow from the coil is bad. Either one is burning juice, and for oxidizing it while burning juice, it is to be expected. It burns like a little tiki torch. Boertjie, you've got some mad language skills there, but uh, your German sounds English
Peace, you should check with raidy 1st, but that should be for the metal pieces and acrylic tube only, not the fully assembled atty. Just noticed your fill hole is actually threaded for the M3 screw, very nice indeed.
Stainless steel obviously does not oxidize easily because it's formulated to resist rusting.
I think the preliminary heating cleans the surface of any manufacturing residue and prepares the mesh to receive liquid.
The coating left by the liquid must be serving to insulate against the coil wire.
After firing my mesh up on a gas stove a couple of times there was no continuity anymore.
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