Dear Doc Gummy not as well as they would unmodded...I have seen that affliction before...its motto is he who dies with the most toys wins...and is a multiaffliction syndrome...And THEY HAVE Federal Funding...yet a stage 4 MuduMust Fever is much worse IMHO...where's ours...
PS I have seen hot wheels cars go for 500-1000 dollars for the special editions and older ones still in the boxes...thats obscene for a 4.99-10 dollar piece of metal and plastic made for kids to play with...
PPS Doc Gummy your biscuits are burning...forget the pants...
PPPS @Attypops You know we luv ya Atty...They call him AttyPops, AttyPops, Oh Atty Atty Atty... AttyPops <ba-da bum bum>
It was never the point to make money from modding the hot wheels. The point was to get rid of those space hogs to make room for some real modding equipment.
Dear Gummy,
This weekend I have made a touch switch mod and finally got around to completing my VV mod. This has left me feeling less anxious and jittery. Since I've been in a calm and mellow mood; I've been able to examine my affliction with new insight. I believe what I have is what I've been calling ModUWantTo Syndrome. I don't think that this syndrome is as intense as ModUMust Fever, since after completing these two mods I've been extremely relaxed and haven't really thought of modding for hours now.
Of course I do suffer from Procrastinitus, so maybe this affliction modifies and diminishes ModUMust Fever. Possibly the dual affliction of Procrastinitus/ModUMust Fever results in ModUWantTo Syndrome.
Dear Procrastinitus,
While completing a mod project can be fulfilling sadly in a fed days you will find yourself feeling kinda empty and without direction. That feeling can only be eased by starting another new mod project.
Best thread ever on ecf...
From a girl that is self diagnosed with "mhs". Yes, my husband is building 2 scubagens & working on a solar mod for me now. Not to mention, i outsourced my hello kitty pez mod project to madmanmacguyver.
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I heard vaping could lead to this ... tonite I started dripping!!!!
I haven't modded in almost a week, I thought I had it under control. However, tonite I couldn't control myself anymore and ran down to my shop, determined to make something but had nothing in particular in mind. All I knew was I had to make SOMETHING, ANYTHING.
It wound up being a MOSFET-driven touch dripper mod. Oh Lord, am I lost?? I must admit that dripping is probably the best vaping experience I have had. But I can see myself making a VV dripper next, possibly even a bottom-feeder.
Dear What can I do,
Your doing all you can do, When these urges strike you must yield to it or suffer. It's that simple.
That's why it's called mod you MUST fever.
Dear Gummi,
I finished my first mod a few weeks ago (a vv box) and all i do is think is this or that moddable, just yesterday i replaced a distributer in a car and the first thing i thought was how much the end of the aluminum housing looked like a tank mod waiting to happen (btw kept the housing for that purpose ). What do i do?
Xy
What do you do? that's easy,,,, Mod the dang thing. I would suggest putting an atty connector in each hole where the spark plug wires would go and make it rotate to the next atty.
Distributed PWM. The faster the armature spins the lower the RMS V. Just put an atty on all 8 Distributor outputs and tie them together with a small hose manifold.
but bstedh, Tuned for the harmonics the vape will be only a squared relationship instead of the true cubic relationship between the flux/watts and the squared relationship to the ohms of the atty and the watts. The armature rpm’s is only the synchronous relationship, good for tuning closed loop but not for the true tuning through the high [or low] current feedback resistor for the PID Loop. It’s all about the difference between closed or open loop tuning and the harmonics.
Sorry GB, had to jump in on this, through all the Jabberwocky talk the PWM is an important issue.
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