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I was gonna send you a full review...
The short version: I love it! Really easy to build, amazingly thick vapor, super smooth silent draw, and excellent flavor. I sure wouldn't pay $800 for one, or any other atty, but if I had the chance to get an authentic for RRP, I'd jump on it. Works real well for MTL or restricted lung hits.
The short version: I love it! Really easy to build, amazingly thick vapor, super smooth silent draw, and excellent flavor. I sure wouldn't pay $800 for one, or any other atty, but if I had the chance to get an authentic for RRP, I'd jump on it. Works real well for MTL or restricted lung hits.
Ony one word: P E R F E C T I O N
Das better!
That looks amazing!
Really, really nice!
Massimo, you are too kind.
Got some SS 316l in today so far I've built a parallel 30g .44ish ohm coil and a plain 26g .45 ohm coil. Too soon to make any real judgments. But it is noticeably easier to work with than kanthal. Doesn't "sag" as easily when initially pulsing - in fact my 26g coil saw no sag whatsoever, the most sturdy coil I've had in ages. I hope I end up preferring it to kanthal for this very reason but this just begins a series of tests to determine that...
Seems like the benefit with ramp up is due to the fact that it has a lower resistance than kanthal for the same gauge wire - hence, I can reach my desired ohm with more surface area and a thinner wire than kanthal. That's a slotherly thing
so far I've built a parallel 30g .44ish ohm coil and a plain 26g .45 ohm coil. Too soon to make any real judgments. But it is noticeably easier to work with than kanthal. Doesn't "sag" as easily when initially pulsing - in fact my 26g coil saw no sag whatsoever, the most sturdy coil I've had in ages. I hope I end up preferring it to kanthal for this very reason but this just begins a series of tests to determine that...Seems like the benefit with ramp up is due to the fact that it has a lower resistance than kanthal for the same gauge wire - hence, I can reach my desired ohm with more surface area and a thinner wire than kanthal. That's a slotherly thing
most of my builds are in various types of stainless steel now...it is nice to be able to have one wire around, that I can do all builds with...mech? No prob. TC? No prob.Got some SS 316l in today
Seems like the benefit with ramp up is due to the fact that it has a lower resistance than kanthal for the same gauge wire - hence, I can reach my desired ohm with more surface area and a thinner wire than kanthal. That's a slotherly thing
Got some SS 316l in today
Seems like the benefit with ramp up is due to the fact that it has a lower resistance than kanthal for the same gauge wire - hence, I can reach my desired ohm with more surface area and a thinner wire than kanthal. That's a slotherly thing
Nice!
I slapped together a late night 316L build, myself.
Nothin' fancy, as I was in a hurry... 26g, 7 wrap, 2.5mm ID....
I didn't take the time to ohm it out, but the calcs suggest it should be in the .2ish range...
I noticed the same thing, easy to work with, quick ramp up.... So far,...I like it!
I should probably check my resistance.
But I'm a rebel.
Suffice it to say, before you go making 24 gauge coils with 316L you MIGHT want to lower your nic.
Tapatyped
But I'm a rebel.
Suffice it to say, before you go making 24 gauge coils with 316L you MIGHT want to lower your nic.
Tapatyped
I'm pretty sure that SS is murdering kanthal right now.
I should probably check my resistance.
But I'm a rebel.
Suffice it to say, before you go making 24 gauge coils with 316L you MIGHT want to lower your nic.
Tapatyped
Or not
I'm pretty sure that SS is murdering kanthal right now.
I'm rather enjoying it myself
I never would've paid it any mind if you hadn't said something. I thought all non kanthal was TC only stuff. In the words of Maynard Keenan...I'm rather enjoying it myself
"I was wrong. This changes everything."
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