Catfish Atty Mods the next Chapter
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The NarDa Run is a go! Who's in?
1. inspects
2. distortoblotto
3. inswva
4. Tagi
5. Alexander Mundy
6. Henry Etta
7. Kentastic
8. TheKiwi
9. calpis
10.kilroyst
1. inspects
2. distortoblotto
3. inswva
4. Tagi
5. Alexander Mundy
6. Henry Etta
7. Kentastic
8. TheKiwi
9. calpis
10.kilroyst
Yup: I didedit: Doh... kkiet beat me too it.
The NarDa Run is a go! Who's in?
1. inspects
2. distortoblotto
3. inswva
4. Tagi
5. Alexander Mundy
6. Henry Etta
7. Kentastic
8. calpis
9.kilroyst
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1. inspects
2. distortoblotto
3. inswva
4. Tagi
5. Alexander Mundy
6. Henry Etta
7. Kentastic
8. calpis
9.kilroyst
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Not yet Tom, but they will be soon. They have been packaged up since we last exchanged email on 10/20. But I have been dealing with some med issues since that made my going to a PO to mail them not an option. I will LYK via email when they get shipped and are due to get to you. Please see if you can fix them as they should have been or better to be reliable for the long haul. I hope you can and can return them to me soon. If not and JD Tech will be in the mix, please just mail the full refund you offered me. LMK either way by email. Thanks.
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I have now had a chance to re-work most of the ones I have in stock. I have figured out the issue, the mistake JDTech made was the order of operations and skipping a finishing step. What they did was threaded the posts first and cross drilled the coil holes second and left it at that. These should have all been re-tapped and had the coil holes cleaned up before shipping to me. The issue stems from the swarf from the coil holes drilling has lipped over into the threads, this normally wouldn't be an issue if the holes were drilled with a sharp end mill, but it seems they were drilled with either a somewhat sharp drill bit or a dull end mill. Simply cleaning up,the coil holes and following up with chasing the threads makes them perfect. I have sent out about 10 of the corrected attys with zero issues.
I was thinking the same thing....I bet that baby vapes nicely....!
I personally don't see how it wouldn't be. Think Stumpy with focused direct air at the single coil but still has the ability to do dual coil as well with the cap turned 90 degres. Brilliant idea.
Sounds great Tom, I'm glad they are savable with as little extra work for you as possible. Too bad JD Tech let them out, they had to notice how tight the screws were when putting them in... as in had to force them in on my two anyway. If you have a set of better hex grub screws for them would be a nice addition too. I'm happy that I will be getting them back. The little I got to try the one that I did get the screws worked out of AND would go back in loose and wobbly showed a lot of promise. Hope to get to the PO Saturday or Monday if nothing else goes south on me... I'll let you know.
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What's your guys' experience with the ideal ohm range with the cam-m. I build what some would call higher ohm coils, between .8-1 ohm. Am I not able to take full advantage of the cam-m because of my higher ohms?
It won't be as significant as it would with lower resistance coils, but you'll experience less voltage drop too. You're 1ohm coil will hit slightly harder than you're used to.
Whatever ohms you use you will get theoretically half the voltage drop.
Think of it like this: It is 1 battery that sees the coil as a 2 ohm coil. So what you get is less voltage drop, less battery sag and double the lifetime.
Think of it like this: It is 1 battery that sees the coil as a 2 ohm coil. So what you get is less voltage drop, less battery sag and double the lifetime.
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