Wow that's high. Wondering if you used an inadequate battery for a too low build if the protection would kick in...
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Run the threads of the battery cap around a small bar of soap. Now, mine is smooth...but then...I am still cranky!
I don't see how it could know what discharge rate the battery is rated for. Hang on....................................(Don't try this at home kids) Just put a 3 year old ICR18650-26F (5.2A max discharge) in with a .5 ohm coil and it fired................................
Did they measure voltage at the atty? 'Cause I wonder if voltage drop across the MOSFET and in the rather thin wiring doesn't end up being a limiting factor to the actual amount of power available at the atty.
Note: This is a purely academic question as far as I'm concerned; my typical builds are 0.7 (single) and 0.5 (dual).
PB had a 0.06 ohm load firing so if it was 3V at the coil that would be 150 watts or even at 2.5V that's 104 watts
Just ordered this and can't wait to try it out. Whomever posted that 101.vape has them on for $28.99, thanks!!
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Anyone tried a Thump on the dripbox and see if it fits? I know the 510 pin is a little long.
Next question was, is it possible that something was caught between the two pieces in the battery cap...
I would never push any of my batteries that hard. I'm actually surprised as small as the wires are inside that they didn't melt. Perhaps the insulation did but PB doesn't know it.
Does anyone know of any 22 mm chuffcaps that might fit the atty?
Preferaply ones with an option for single airhole.
Preferaply ones with an option for single airhole.
I have 4 different chuff caps and none of them fit, none have air flow control either. The only one I could somewhat see fitting is my kupcake cap since it comes with 15 different size o-rings and I think the biggest size would fit, not very snug but it might.
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I shortened the bottom of the atty tube right to the bottom of the "g" on the Kangertech logo. It lowers the air slot down where it belongs- in front of the wicks instead of way above them. It works MUCH better this way. I took off maybe .160" of metal. {lathe} -You make this work, you also must eliminate the lip inside to allow it to slide down and contact the mod body. Looks better, too. Gotta make a top cap now to take a "Derringer" sized driptip. 
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Has anyone here used different bottles for the kanger? I'm really considering buying this as my first squonk until the dna200 ones are availablr, and would like to buy some extra bottles for use so the flavors don't get mixed
Got home, Dripbox waiting.
Didn't feel like messing with the stock atty tonight, so I threw on a wet and ready BF Sapor, built with 0.4 SS duals.
Bottle system seems pretty functional - though first time, the plunger didn't follow the bottle down, but that self-corrected. Vape is pretty kickin - and I like that you can click to off.
The only things so far I don't love:
- Bottom bottle flap. It snaps on OK, but remains a little "clicky"
- For me, with a Sony in there, battery cover goes flat, but I had to give it "one more twist" beyond what I considered a good connection, otherwise it extended just a hair - enough so it had a slight wobble standing up. So I'm squeezing my battery to get a flat bottom...
I'll post again after trying the atty.
I'm pretty sure I'll have to rebuild it immediately - I've never enjoyed a vape under 0.4 ohms...
But heck - my preferred vape is a mech squonker - it's nice to have a $30 "beater" if nothing else!
Didn't feel like messing with the stock atty tonight, so I threw on a wet and ready BF Sapor, built with 0.4 SS duals.
Bottle system seems pretty functional - though first time, the plunger didn't follow the bottle down, but that self-corrected. Vape is pretty kickin - and I like that you can click to off.
The only things so far I don't love:
- Bottom bottle flap. It snaps on OK, but remains a little "clicky"
- For me, with a Sony in there, battery cover goes flat, but I had to give it "one more twist" beyond what I considered a good connection, otherwise it extended just a hair - enough so it had a slight wobble standing up. So I'm squeezing my battery to get a flat bottom...
I'll post again after trying the atty.
I'm pretty sure I'll have to rebuild it immediately - I've never enjoyed a vape under 0.4 ohms...
But heck - my preferred vape is a mech squonker - it's nice to have a $30 "beater" if nothing else!
Now I'm pretty excited to pick up such a nice, functioning, and affordable squonk box. It will be my first!! Can't wait
So what would be a good atty to go with this, don't really like the one it comes with due to odd airflow and way too big barrel not to mention dual airflow.
Tried to cut a smaller airhole to the topcap but the damn thing I was trying to cut just snapped into pieces, don't know what the topcap is made of.
So any under 30$ suggestion would be appriciated.
Tried to cut a smaller airhole to the topcap but the damn thing I was trying to cut just snapped into pieces, don't know what the topcap is made of.
So any under 30$ suggestion would be appriciated.
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