Yea I guess your right....stupid fat electrons...if they would diet they could get thru that thin wire easier!
E2 Cartomizer Technical Discussion
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Yea I guess your right....stupid fat electrons...if they would diet they could get thru that thin wire easier!
The types of alloys the wire is made out of will make a difference in how well it passes electrons also. Typically though a rheostat will use a single carbon strip that varies resistance from one end to another. Early jetronics fuel injection systems used this type of rheostat for the mass air flow sensors.
Yeah, airport security says the same thing about most Americans.
In the 1920's they did not know how to make a carbon resistor. When they finally learned how, they also began making potentiometers with carbon. Some of them had a taper to vary the rate.
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I have been lurking here for a couple of days now to hear about the r4.
I am going to try to get this correct.
So far it seems that badkolo only has the 808 XL r4 and has tried it out on his 510 thread battery (with adapter) and so far it's doing great?
Am I also getting it right when I hear the 510's that have come in are actually r3.75 or so? lol! Are those the xls?
Does anyone know if the the 510 XLs are expected to run at about 3ohm?
This curious mind would like to know!
Thanks in advance for any clarity I can receive in regard to this!
I am going to try to get this correct.
So far it seems that badkolo only has the 808 XL r4 and has tried it out on his 510 thread battery (with adapter) and so far it's doing great?
Am I also getting it right when I hear the 510's that have come in are actually r3.75 or so? lol! Are those the xls?
Does anyone know if the the 510 XLs are expected to run at about 3ohm?
This curious mind would like to know!
Thanks in advance for any clarity I can receive in regard to this!
I see that's true...The 1920's would have been a difficult time for electronics. So what was it really like? The incites of someone who was actually there would be fascinating to say the least.
That was back in the Bronze age and you guys had to hammer out your own wire isnt it? LOL
I have been lurking here for a couple of days now to hear about the r4.
I am going to try to get this correct.
So far it seems that badkolo only has the 808 XL r4 and has tried it out on his 510 thread battery (with adapter) and so far it's doing great?
Am I also getting it right when I hear the 510's that have come in are actually r3.75 or so? lol! Are those the xls?
Does anyone know if the the 510 XLs are expected to run at about 3ohm?
This curious mind would like to know!
Thanks in advance for any clarity I can receive in regard to this!
Aw, come on now. Do you really expect to get clarity from from this thread? I'm hoping for a 510 XL at 3 ohms too, but haven't actually seen one yet.
i have 510 3.0 ohm xl right here, it says hi, the new ones if ordered at 3.0to 3.2 SHOULD arrive in that range.
Br is so old he knew burger king when he was a prince.
Br is so old he was around when central park was just a plant.
sorry br, i had to.
Br is so old he knew burger king when he was a prince.
Br is so old he was around when central park was just a plant.
sorry br, i had to.
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EDIT--- apparently I did receieve r4's from vaping.com prob explains why they don't leak.. Vapor is amazing but looks like there is some hot glue around the bottom
We sure did heheh. And we called it square buss bar. I still have some in stock. You need a sample?
EDIT--- apparently I did receieve r4's from vaping.com prob explains why they don't leak.. Vapor is amazing but looks like there is some hot glue around the bottom
yeah thats not a r4, that the ....... r3.75
HAHAHAHA!!!! Bus bars are awesome! I think some vehicle manufacturers need to go back to a bus bar design for isolating grounds.
I thought that the E2s didnt have any poly fill?EDIT--- apparently I did receieve r4's from vaping.com prob explains why they don't leak.. Vapor is amazing but looks like there is some hot glue around the bottom
I'm good...thanks....I have a piece of 1"x4"x3' copper bar we used for a backup bar when I was welding steel trusses way back when.
The old days: When in doubt about a ground- Weld, clamp, or bolt two pieces of massive metal together, allow it to oxidize for 60 years, and note that the ground is still good.
The new days: When in doubt about a ground, make multiple contact traces on a circuit board, everywhere, on multiple levels, in a manner that cannot be traced, use the circuit for 60 days- and replace.
Cavemen for the win!
I hear the can opener running, so it's time for din din. Will catch y'all after my catnap.
EDIT--- apparently I did receieve r4's from vaping.com prob explains why they don't leak.. Vapor is amazing but looks like there is some hot glue around the bottom
That goop looks like literally Goop. A silicone based adhesive. I use it frequently for my biz.
Waiving hi wistfully at your 510 xl! I look forward to your trying it out and then maybe I'll find out if the elusive Unicorn is real! I look forward to your review.
As to br, being so old?
I can't cast any stones that way. I'm so old that I just gave up smoking after 43 years, but I do remember Central Park being completely treed (much history there). As to the Burger King, I don't think he was even a glint in the eye of his father the previous king and his mother, the queen, and my first trysts with fast food was with White Castle...hmmmmm...maybe that's where Burger King's Dad and Mom got their "inspiration"?
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