I had the same issue. I took a o ring off one of those keychain screwdrivers and used it to extend the positive pin on the rba base
What do you guys say to this: YiHiEcigar-SX350J?
a joule is work: power [watts] over time so not that useful and maybe TC just a copy of DNA40, I'd stick with the DNA40
Glad I could helpBingo this worked great find and thanks for the info buddy...
so can anyone tell me what performs better? spaced coil or touching coil?
Uh... Limiting the total amount of energy per "puff" is NOT "Temp Control", or even "Temp Limiting".
I wasn't very satisfied with my previous (first) build on my GT II. Not that it didn't work, but it just didn't produce enough Vapor/Flavor like my Ni200 Rose V2, Kayfun V4, Fogger and Squape R. But I felt it could do better, so I tried, and I tried, and I tried all kinds of Ni200 builds. Until I did this:
26 AWG Ni200 3.5mm ID Micro Coil (spaced coil wouldn't fit) at 0.14Ω and Trimmed Rayon wick.
I'm a happy camper now. It is set for 450F and 40W and produces a lot of worm, dense , flavorful vapor. It throws a large air bubble every single puff I take.
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I've been dying to try some 26g but steams web page shows a ridiculous amount of wraps to achieve .14 so I haven't bothered. Whats the diameter of your coil?
Triple twisted 32ga Ni200 from temco, 8 wraps around 7/32
Read 0.18, will see what the eventual resistance is after refinement kicks in
EDIT: after 30 mins of refinement, it is now 0.16 and holding steady.
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Very nice coil!
What is this "refinement" you speak of?
No, you are not way off base. If your build is solid and you are vaping within your tanks ideal wattage (taking airflow and wicking into account), you shouldn't hit TP. I vape my Lemo at 22 watts/410F and never hit TP, it hovers between 385 and 400. It is a cool vape, but I like it that way. When you start pushing the wattage up, like you at 35 watts, then you are likely going to hit TP after a few seconds. There is nothing wrong with doing that if you like the vape, but ideally you want to find a wattage and temp that will allow you to complete your draw without hitting TP. I mean what is really the point of 35 watts if you are going to hit TP and the board is going to dial back the power anyway. If a warm vape is what you are after, you may want to look into a wicking material that has a higher flash point than cotton. Or you can do Willie's wicking method, which apparently will allow you to fire 80 watts at the Lemo without drying the wick out.