maybe when they fly out to the west, you did it right going to see it land, that's what i should have done but son was in school, there is a huge traffic jam with people going out there tonight.
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I told my daughter's kindergarten teacher what we were doing and she was okay with the day missed. My wife doesn't like pictures/videos of our daughter on line or I would post the video. I've got one of it doing a low flyby though that I might put up on YouTube.
just pulled the trigger on this one 
the ease of changing coils is what i'm after and been looking to have a dripper style. should be easy to clean too. was hoping for the new srt's but hopefully they will be in soon. I like my srt but i usually destroy my perfect wick coil setup by the time i get it screwed down right.
the ease of changing coils is what i'm after and been looking to have a dripper style. should be easy to clean too. was hoping for the new srt's but hopefully they will be in soon. I like my srt but i usually destroy my perfect wick coil setup by the time i get it screwed down right.
Can't wait for mine to come in... Supposed to be tomorrow. I was disappointed in the Phoenix. Hoping this will replace my Joye atomizers for dripping.
I want to get one but I dont consider myself an advanced vapor a intermediate yes but I have not rebuilt wicks seems simple but the whole meter testing makes me balk a little any input would be great. I have one i my cart in theory it sounds great 40 drips works for me.
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That actually doesn't intimidate me I'm very tech savvy upgrade my own computer stuff. What meter do I need to get?
Using a meter is easy peasy, set it to measure resistance then hold the red lead on the center post, the black on threads and watch the display till it holds an even reading.
I taught myself to do it with the Vivi Nova and now make some nice even coils using a 2mm screw to wrap around. With 5/4 wraps of 32Ga kanthal they're consistently 1.8-1.9 ohms. The provari takes the worry out if it tho... It won't fire if there's a short.
I taught myself to do it with the Vivi Nova and now make some nice even coils using a 2mm screw to wrap around. With 5/4 wraps of 32Ga kanthal they're consistently 1.8-1.9 ohms. The provari takes the worry out if it tho... It won't fire if there's a short.
OK, go for it, it's not like any other re-build-able is easy, gott to learn to wind coils somewhere, might as well start here with this one
There are a lot of great tutorials on this up on YouTube. It is honestly very straight forward. Just keep in mind that you do run the risk of damaging your equipment if you do it wrong. As long as you take your time and double check your work before firing it up you should be fine.
Have you got one?
PS, did you see the Met's Ring on PBS? The Valkyries were riding in on one of the best stage props I've ever seen for the Ring, except the helicopters of course.
if you dont over fill it should not leak with normal usage, the well is pretty deep and the seals on this unit are top notch
My main issue with the Phoenix was juice leaking from the air hole.
Bad, is the air hole on the Eternity similar to the Phoenix? I was looking at the pics on your site and it looks like there are air intake holes down on the 510 connector. I'm hoping this means they've engineered some alternative to having the air hole just above the drip well.
Bad, is the air hole on the Eternity similar to the Phoenix? I was looking at the pics on your site and it looks like there are air intake holes down on the 510 connector. I'm hoping this means they've engineered some alternative to having the air hole just above the drip well.
the are hole is right under the coil and it goes straight down, on top of the hole is your wick, on top of that is your pin section which prevents juice form going straight down, instead it pours through tiny holes around the base which then fall into the catcher below where it then acts like a ce2 unit.
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