True... Looking for kanthal.. Maybe stay single wire it worked best for dual so far. Just wondered what u think works best as a build.
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My hands are bad with pyrosis so alot of my time is swearing at my hands. Just so u know.
Yeah. Okay dumb me. Wasn't thinking. Thankyou mucho!!! USMCOTAKU! Haven't tried a clapton yet. Is building one for this tank a possibility for great flavor and vapor in you mind?
my favorite coil right now is called a "boneyard", but it isn't one to try with bum hands 
It is 2 strands twisted, then hammered flat....
for you, I would suggest a simple fused macro, using 26 gauge kanthal. Since you are on a regulated...build higher ohms then you normally would....try dual 9 wraps. This will give more vapor at a cooler temp then a lower ohm coil.
It is 2 strands twisted, then hammered flat....
for you, I would suggest a simple fused macro, using 26 gauge kanthal. Since you are on a regulated...build higher ohms then you normally would....try dual 9 wraps. This will give more vapor at a cooler temp then a lower ohm coil.
Yeah.. That's what I thought. Smoke cigs more than 40 years so maybe not the best choice. But I like some vapor and flavor my key thing.. Thanks for your help.
Now that looks cool, maybe I will try it. And swear at non replying hands all night. Lolmy favorite coil right now is called a "boneyard", but it isn't one to try with bum hands
It is 2 strands twisted, then hammered flat....
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for you, I would suggest a simple fused macro, using 26 gauge kanthal. Since you are on a regulated...build higher ohms then you normally would....try dual 9 wraps. This will give more vapor at a cooler temp then a lower ohm coil.
That you very much for your considerate help. I used to be a mech. tech in assembly some years back so I love a challenge if my body holds up. Worked in high tech with some jobs. Loved it! And miss doing it. Still today . but still learning only 1 year into this. Thanks again
the process isn't TOO difficult.
You twist two strands of (in my case) 24 gauge kanthal with a loose twist.
Then with a jewelers block and hammer, you hammer the twisted wire flat...it will look a bit like this....
after that, wrap on a 2.4 mm mandrel (the size of the mandrel used will depend on the tightens of the original twist...the tighter the twist, the smaller the ID needed to get that flat sided look)
I prefer working with 26 over 28 generally, unless I am building on a kayfun or the like. It is much easier to work with.
Okay. I decided 24ga. because it is easier to wick without moving the coil at all. I need to use dna or Yihi software for ramp up but much laptop needs to be reimaged. Had attack a week after purchase which bummed me. Just love Microsofts problems. Thanks buddy for your help. Need to get jewelers hammer next for the that boneyard build. It looks awesome.
QUICK QUESTION...
i see where a lot of these newer RTAs has the airflow coming up from underneath the coils now, you think its better like that? Or , will the AVOCADO have more of a warmer vape because the airflow is coming in from the sides & that the coils are on the top of device??
i see where a lot of these newer RTAs has the airflow coming up from underneath the coils now, you think its better like that? Or , will the AVOCADO have more of a warmer vape because the airflow is coming in from the sides & that the coils are on the top of device??
Excellent observation in my view(only 1yr.vaping).Coming from below the air flow has more ability to clear the chimney. Bringing the air from under the deck up. The cooler air forcing the warmer air to escape thru your mouth piece(the highest point). This is my logic when it comes to air flow in an atomizer. Like a gasoline carberator the venturi effect has alot to do with it. Air flow from wide to narrow creates a vacuum from inside an enclosed seal.
so you think the AVOCADO will have a much warmer draw? since its coming thru the sides
A quick question, sure, but it can't be answered quickly..
Size of the atomiser matters: reduced chamber means the vapour does not have that far to travel. This is generally why short profile attys deliver a warmer, and at most times, a more flavourful vape. A bigger chamber allows more air to circulate inside the chamber, and so the vape will be cooler.
Size of airflow: the bigger the airflow, the cooler the vape will be. This is generally why one can try more crazy builds because the airflow will be sufficient in keeping your crazy build from heating up too much. Smaller airflow is more ideal for restricitve lung or mtl hits. Generally big airflow is married with a big chamber, and small airflow with smaller chambers.
Bottom airflow: it is believed airflow feeding in from underneath your coil is best as it catches most of the vapour and directs it towards your mouth.
Side airflow: another effective method; however, it's best to place the coil either directly lined up with the airflow slots, or slight above so air can still get underneath the coil.
Top airflow: the trickiest to get right. Indirect airflow is not ideal; however, if the design still manages to direct the air to your coil, then all the better. In this case air is difficult to get underneath your coil, and so you run the risk of cooking the juice, or even burning the cotton inside the coil at high temps.
That's my general knowledge thus far.
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In the end, the design quality of the atomiser matters.
I use my Griffin when I want chuck clouds whilst enjoying lovely flavour.
I use my Avocado for a more intense vape and flavour. Sure I can still blow clouds, but not as much as with the Griffin.
IMO
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I use my Griffin when I want chuck clouds whilst enjoying lovely flavour.
I use my Avocado for a more intense vape and flavour. Sure I can still blow clouds, but not as much as with the Griffin.
IMO
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Has anyone got their hands on this bad boy yet (Avocado 24)?
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