im thinking of getting a copper or stainless steel 510 heat sink... To prevent scratches on mod and keep it cooler... Anyone know which one is better at keeping heat away from the mod ? I assume its stainless steel, since i believe copper conducts heat much better than ss, then another question is whats the point of a copper heat sink if you want the heat to stay with the atty or dissipiate thru the fins and not transfer faster to the mod
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If you want to keep heat away from the mod use an insulating material like a delrin washer. SS is the better choice out of the two listed though. BTW those little fins won't do anything unless air is moving through them
In theory copper should work better but I would use stainless. Stronger threads and does not turn green.
Copper would draw heat out of the atty faster but the OP wants an insulator.
And in theory should radiate it faster as well with equal airflow over the fins?
Or at least conduct it to the fins faster.
It is more a matter of mass in reality though for the OP's use.
the Doge v1 and V2 competition drippers have built in heat sinks. Im using one with a itazte mvp 3.0 pro at 60 watts .4ohm dual coil and I've had no issues .
The one shown is the Doge V1 on my MVP pro
The one shown is the Doge V1 on my MVP pro
It would be better to keep the heat in the atty where there happens to be a source of aircooling. A sink with no fan or wind would only act as a thermal capacitor. I guess if you vape while jogging...
Ive seen some drippers now come with a fan that goes under the drip top, im really interested in getting one and trying that out. As well as a clear glass pyrex RDA. I figure the pyrex won't get too hot. But that's just an assumption...
lol yeah i suppose so, at least its probably a better sound than the loud ... SHHHHHHH i get when i take a decent hit lol. I never noticed how annoying it is till i made a video vaping
Might catch a bit of spitback but otherwise no effect aside from sounding like a little turbo.
well being a streetracer that sounds awesome
and thats my biggest problem using chuff tips. i HATE spitback. is there a cheap or homemade solution to that since you brought it up?
its a weird ramping up shoush sounr like some kids toy back in the day, until the stam gets wet from condensation and then it just sits there ;p i like the rest of it though
the one i saw had a fan the goes under the drip tip that looked like a fan for a computer tower, i think Rip trippers did a review for it. i could be mistaken, but yeah that looks sweetits a weird ramping up shoush sounr like some kids toy back in the day, until the stam gets wet from condensation and then it just sits there ;p i like the rest of it though
Either SS or Cooper would work well. They work best if you are vaping with your head out of the window of a car.
Go with the stainless Kepler, with the twin adjustable posts, everything else is futzee.
I use it for keeping the Kennedy v1`s juice out of my battery. And it does a great job of keeping the heat away from my SMPL battery.
I use it for keeping the Kennedy v1`s juice out of my battery. And it does a great job of keeping the heat away from my SMPL battery.
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The Turbo RDA!
From what I understand it sounds like a kazoo!
https://www.popscreen.com/prod/MTgx...ke-Loud-Party-Favor-Noise-Maker-Wiz-Sound-Toy
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