GP Series by VapourArt - Official Thread for GP Spheroid, GP PAPS, X, GP Piccolo, GP SnP and more - Part 1

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The vapour production and the throat hit depends on how low or high you have placed the resistance wire. Low position gives more vapour and strong throat hit. High position gives less vapour and extreme throat hit.

May I ask what does it means by how high or how low I place the wire?


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The vapour production and the throat hit depends on how low or high you have placed the resistance wire. Low position gives more vapour and strong throat hit. High position gives less vapour and extreme throat hit.

May I ask what does it means by how high or how low I place the wire?


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Low or high in relation with the air hole. The coil has to be exactly above the air hole not sideway, a diagonally placed coil between the posts is the best method. See the pictures here:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...notifications-tips-tricks-updates-thread.html
 

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I love my Spheroid. Another will be arriving today! Yesterday I received my bag of Sera wool, and I have a question:

I'm pretty sure I have my first Spheroid stuffed a little too tightly with fluff and I want to avoid that it the future. Is there a consensus dimension you all think I should cut my Sera for optimal performance?
 

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I love my Spheroid. Another will be arriving today! Yesterday I received my bag of Sera wool, and I have a question:

I'm pretty sure I have my first Spheroid stuffed a little too tightly with fluff and I want to avoid that it the future. Is there a consensus dimension you all think I should cut my Sera for optimal performance?

I believe 70-90 mm x 20 mm is what was suggested on their site. Viscosity of liquid determining the length, VG/PG ratio.
 

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I believe 70-90 mm x 20 mm is what was suggested on their site. Viscosity of liquid determining the length, VG/PG ratio.
Thanks, I suppose I could have found that. :)
I guess I was right...my next Spheroid just arrived and I measured the fluff which came with it. 30X100. I used the entire hunk of fluff which came with my first one and if the dimensions were similar no wonder!
Better too much than not enough though. Now I have plenty of Sera to experiment with, I'm just not sure how to vape the fish food they sent along with it.
 

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A small update about the specifications of SnP (Salt & Pepper tank):

It uses 10 O-rings and there is a reason for that, especially when it is combined with RBA like Killer, Diver etc.

The top and bottom caps have double O-rings inside and outside plus the 2 holes. The whole thing is invisible because of the covers. This tank is made to be used continuously, it is intended for heavy use. It has been tested with the Diver which drinks well for his size and vapes like a monster without any gurgling. The SnP system prevents the pressure changes during refilling and you need a robust construction to support a continuous refilling action free of any leaks.


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