The conductivity is no good eh? On steel?
Its one of the worse metals Tim for this job
The conductivity is no good eh? On steel?
Didn't know that....Interesting.....I know of a few mods that use steel connectors (contact points)
The best combination for weight and contactivity is by far the aluminium. Nice index Grimmer!so pure copper would be the best choice as far conductivity... aluminum is better than brass... but silver is by far the best conductor but very expensive for GG's use.
The best combination for weight and contactivity is by far the aluminium. Nice index Grimmer!
ps...... copper is heavy and it cant machined, its like a chewing gum for the machines
lol that is what I read to about manufacturing copper.... pure copper is tough but maybe you can make the thin contact points in copper and the rest stays in brass.... like the thin center post could be copper and the spring as well... just an idea![]()
The total resistance of an cig will be the same as the metal with the bigger resistance. Imagine an all silver GG with only one touch of steel. The total resistanse will be the resistance that steel has
that makes since, considering the flow of current is used by the entire GG.... I guess a solid aluminum GG and all parts would be the best bet then....In other words the button, the body, the spring and all contact points needs to be aluminum.... ooooooooooh I want one. even if it boost the performance of the attie by 5% its still a 5% boost.
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I agree to that Grimmer. And it would be very light too. The performance of GG is already bigger than anything else and I wanted to make an all aluminium GG but factory had already made the bronze parts.
ps....... Even if a metal had the same contactivity as the aluminium, I would prefer the aluminium because its 3 times lighter. 3 times lighter!!!!! People that dont have smoke the GG cant understand the difference in weight. Who wants to smoke 3 GG together? They are really heavy!
I'll tell you what.... once you get all aluminum parts going into your GG's you will have a really great performing ecig and not only that it will be the lightest to (and the GG already performs great now but a 5% increase would be sweet)....
lol I would not want an all copper mod.... no way that thing would be to heavy lol... so really an all aluminum GG would be the best.... I say get rid of the brass pieces unless you still want to sell the brass buttons... but honestly if the performance will increase and the atties function better than go all out with aluminum... or do both styles.... besides an all aluminum GG would bring the price down a smidge.... because you wouldn't have to buy two different metals. The more you order one type of metal should help with your costs.
The cost isnt a big deal because the brass parts are very small Grimmer. But aluminium is difficult to be machined in small parts. Its not impossible but it is just more difficult.
you can do it.... from what I can see you excel in challenges.![]()
The Super 6 which is stainless steel weighs only 2.5 oz with 6 volts and the GG weighs 4.3 oz with 6 volts.
Why is it that SS is lighter than aluminum.
The GG does produce better at 6 volts than the Super 6 at 6 volts. This must be because of the aluminum.
The Super 6 which is stainless steel weighs only 2.5 oz with 6 volts and the GG weighs 4.3 oz with 6 volts.
Why is it that SS is lighter than aluminum.
The GG does produce better at 6 volts than the Super 6 at 6 volts. This must be because of the aluminum.
so...I have my BSB and my FogLog...both usually run an 18650 battery..so I should expect the GGTS to be lighter or about the same weight?