I went back and put it in for a few more cycles. It's a 1.5 'Air coil.
Not sure if it's any good at all (I got it out of my junk pile and it looks pretty much, 'done'), but I just did this for an example.
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Not sure if it's any good at all (I got it out of my junk pile and it looks pretty much, 'done'), but I just did this for an example.
Maybe just let it go more cycles and see what happens. Sure wish the cycle wasn't 3 minutes and was a little more, but I think they put a 3 minute cycle on it for safety?? I guess. Whatever, but it is a really cool machine. I never knew they existed until I heard Cheech talk about it.IMRs, with my coils, I still have to dry burn them to get that last little bit of residue off. I'm glad yours get that clean. Mine don't.
I love mine! But I guess some of my coils are gunkier than others. Most come out very clean and I love how it cleans my tanks!Maybe just let it go more cycles and see what happens. Sure wish the cycle wasn't 3 minutes and was a little more, but I think they put a 3 minute cycle on it for safety?? I guess. Whatever, but it is a really cool machine. I never knew they existed until I heard Cheech talk about it.
Mine has up to an 8 minute cycle. I wish it had 30 min. I usually do at least 3 cycles on the old carbs if they have a lot of varnish. Good also for cleanin cams, valves, bearings, gears, or anything else that'll fit. I'll have to try some coils in it. That's a good price for a small one, does it have heat too?Maybe just let it go more cycles and see what happens. Sure wish the cycle wasn't 3 minutes and was a little more, but I think they put a 3 minute cycle on it for safety?? I guess. Whatever, but it is a really cool machine. I never knew they existed until I heard Cheech talk about it.
They certainly generate enough heat on their own from warm water...
The heated ones are pretty spendy.
I have to use the cut-off water bottle in order to rehab my razors:
The heated ones are pretty spendy.
I have to use the cut-off water bottle in order to rehab my razors:
I am curious if ultrasonic units can clean coils and the cotton getting rid of the carbon buildup
so they no longer have burnt or BAD TASTE?
no one is answering this question yet?
I am interested if they will extend the life of atomizers?
My Nautilus Mini TC atomizers cost almost $20 for 5 coils
so they no longer have burnt or BAD TASTE?
no one is answering this question yet?
I am interested if they will extend the life of atomizers?
My Nautilus Mini TC atomizers cost almost $20 for 5 coils
Yes, will get rid of carbon on coils, cotton and rayon are cheap so I just replace...
Yeah mine was about 90 bucks I think (supposedly 1/2 price
). Still a good value. It's saved me a lot of work and makes cleanin parts a piece of hoecake. It would probably clean coils like new in one cycle.42 khz?Yeah mine was about 90 bucks I think (supposedly 1/2 price
I went back and put it in for a few more cycles. It's a 1.5 'Air coil.
Not sure if it's any good at all (I got it out of my junk pile and it looks pretty much, 'done'), but I just did this for an example.
Your coil and cotton look brand new after ultrasonic cleansing
The question is will it clean a fouled coil TASTE to back to like new condition?
No idea. I mentioned that I'd probably do that tomorrow. By the way, that's a stock GS Air coil (dual) with silica.
I pull my wicks out. I have quite a bit of rayon so I don't bother cleaning it, just rip it out and replace it.
Yep 42 kHz and 160w of power!!!
When I saw the carb and your observations on it's performance figured it was a big boy!
It's not your average little ring and bracelet cleaner.
Maybe I'll mount a washin machine motor on the side of it and give her more vibration power
No idea. I mentioned that I'd probably do that tomorrow. By the way, that's a stock GS Air coil (dual) with silica.
IMR Thank You very much
I think this would be terrific if ultrasonic cleaning works to extend TC atomizers use time and removes the carbon and restores good taste
This would for sure pay for getting one
It's not your average little ring and bracelet cleaner.
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