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Not looking for a solution. I stayed clear of that device because of its auto fire issue.
What could be more efficient than a direct mechanical connection to a battery? My head hurts.
A box mod's like giving the new teen driver the 440 Hemi when a 4-banger would suffice.
Good luck.
I'm talking about electrical behavior, not mechanical simplicity.
High current systems experience voltage loss, that's just how it is.
High current systems experience voltage loss, that's just how it is.
Just to clarify, the Cherry bomber did not have an auto fire issue. The “issue” was that you could bypass the switch by making a connection between the case of the atty and the body of the mod. To do that you needed an object such as a key or something else conductive. It was an issue which, in my opinion, was massively blown out of proportion and described as “auto fire” when that is not the case. An auto fire occurs without anything else being introduced.
Who makes a 440 hemi?What could be more efficient than a direct mechanical connection to a battery? My head hurts.
A box mod's like giving the new teen driver the 440 Hemi when a 4-banger would suffice.
Good luck.
Who makes a 440 hemi?
The unicorn some chase Don.
Enjoy the vape that ya got.
Good luck.
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440 six pack. Very NICE! What's it in? I'm a MOPAR guy.
Not mine (wish it were). A classic B-body 383 would do nicely tho, for the local Ocean Drive beach cruise to the broad walk. These days I mostly Uber it or go air-ride in my rebuilt Towncar. Mostly boring but I can't ride any more like I used to.
Good luck.
I dunno about that, some of my Mech’s are incredibly efficient, like for example my 2JNT pure silver mod’s especially with my pure silver Hari RDA’s
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I'd be interested to see if that was the case.I dunno about that, some of my Mech’s are incredibly efficient, like for example my 2JNT pure silver mod’s especially with my pure silver Hari RDA’s
Try repeating my testing using the same setup, I was using a Samsung 30Q.
Being as I vape at 2.0 ohms instead of 0.2 ohms, it would take me all day to go through that 3.5ml of juice ............ and my battery would be down to about 3.4v. (or even less)
But I vaped ALL DAY on a single battery, and I ONLY used up 3.5ml of juice. Doesn't get much more efficient than that !!!
But I vaped ALL DAY on a single battery, and I ONLY used up 3.5ml of juice. Doesn't get much more efficient than that !!!
A little off the topic but there are of us who do,enjoy a warm to hot vape,like a cigarette used to have . Fortunately for me that's only first thing when I wake up for about the first 1-1 1/2 hours.
Agree. I try to replicate those first few pulls on the morning cigarette…all the time. But we don't have to commit to 6-turns 22g for that 1-2 sec full pull. Or the heat for that matter. It's quite possible to achieve that kind of consistent full output with the proper power to wetted surface relationship at reasonable power levels and temperature with the appropriate wind technique and coil design for the atomizer. Most of us are just wasting way too much power to get there throwing wire mass at the challenge.
Good luck.
That's true.Agree. I try to replicate those first few pulls on the morning cigarette…all the time. But we don't have to commit to 6-turns 22g for that 1-2 sec full pull. Or the heat for that matter. It's quite possible to achieve that kind of consistent full output with the proper power to wetted surface relationship at reasonable power levels and temperature with the appropriate wind technique and coil design for the atomizer. Most of us are just wasting way too much power to get there throwing wire mass at the challenge.
Good luck.
With the proper atomizer, a 2.0 ohm coil will produce all the warmth a person would ever want.
As always, it's just a matter of setting the atomizer up for what you want out of it.
Here's my framed alien (fralien) coil that's 8ply .1×.3 ribbon, 29g for the frames, 38g for the wrap wire, all Nichrome 80 and .40 ohms in the 24mm Deathtrap RDA by Deathwish Modz, on top of the anodized aluminum purple plasma XXX stacked tube mech by Vaperz Cloud equipped with dual Sanyo NCR2070C cells from NKON in The Netherlands. It's got the right amount of oomph for me, it's a warm wet dense saturated flavorful vape with nice big clouds, and, it easily gets me through the whole day.
That depends. I own a Strombreaker (triple parallel) mech mod by Vaperz Cloud, the horrible inefficiency at low resistance ranges that you speak of is just in your horribly inefficient imagination.
It still simply depends. High wattage regulated boxes such as my Wismec Reuleaux RX300 (paraseries) box, when it comes to comparing their efficiency in pure terms of how long it takes before ArcticFox drops my custom preheat curve and gives me a "Battery Weak" message versus how long it takes before I find that the vape feels too weak on my Hammer Of God by Vaperz Cloud... well, you get the picture: apples and oranges when you're not using a preheat curve that tries to (but still fails to nevertheless) TRULY mimic the aggressive fast ramp up that is so very clearly typifying of a mech at least if that's how you specifically build on a mech (I know I do).
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both copper mods i think are pretty efficient u lose voltage at the springs though so
I was referring to single battery tubes, not multi-battery series devices. It's ok to disagree, but there's no need to be insulting.
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