Speaking of old-school starter kits. There's one I've always wanted to buy even though it is old-school and probably totally useless. Why? Why on earth would I want to do that? Because, according to my sources, it's the smallest e-cig ever made at only 84 mm (the same size as a regular cigarette, not a 100). IOW, it's cute and a novelty.
And, they still sell it here: 084C2 Starter Kit
Speaking of old-school starter kits. There's one I've always wanted to buy even though it is old-school and probably totally useless. Why? Why on earth would I want to do that? Because, according to my sources, it's the smallest e-cig ever made at only 84 mm (the same size as a regular cigarette, not a 100). IOW, it's cute and a novelty.
And, they still sell it here: 084C2 Starter Kit
Aren't you the guy with the atomizer cleaning thread?Here's my contribution....Gamucci Electronic Cigarettes
My first ecig was a gamucci, it's from the E/U....paid big money to get it. I saw the ecig on a tv news show like 60 minutes and ordered it the next day.
Is DawnBella aware of this? She seems to be the queen of the micro e-cigs these days.Speaking of old-school starter kits. There's one I've always wanted to buy even though it is old-school and probably totally useless. Why? Why on earth would I want to do that? Because, according to my sources, it's the smallest e-cig ever made at only 84 mm (the same size as a regular cigarette, not a 100). IOW, it's cute and a novelty.
And, they still sell it here: 084C2 Starter Kit
Some electrical facts
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If you are planning to build a better battery, here are some things you might find helpful.
This is a perfectly valid idea, as long as you stop with increased mAh. Once you start increasing voltage it becomes a new ball game. mAh refers to how long a battery will last given a specific load.
You increase the voltage and at the small values you are working with, it would be akin to applying 12v to a 6v light bulb. It would work better than ever for probably just a little under 1 second & then dead for ever.
Just took some measurements on what I think is an "Original Classic" (Epuffer) Atomizer.
The heating coil is a 4 ohm resister wire. And assuming a 3.65 V battery, that means every time you engage the battery by puffing, 0.9125 amps passes through the wire.
I have measured NJoy Pen Style Atomizer with 3.8 ohm resister wire. That means every time you engage the battery by puffing, 0.96 amps passes through the wire. If this is typical, it might be responsible for more frequent burnouts.
All things considered, 1 amp is quite a lot of power.
It's no wonder the battery goes dead so fast and the atomizer blows so easily.
For those that are not familiar with Ohm's Law, the formula that applies here is volts/resistance=current(amps).
Thus 3.65v/4Ω=0.9125amps.
Those are the facts.
Aren't you the guy with the atomizer cleaning thread?
Talk about remembering back in the day...
You are the reason I use Crest Pro Health mouthwash now.
I don't use it for cleaning my atomizers, but yeah, that is some good stuff for your teeth and gums!
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yup, I must confess, it was me.....I still soak my standby attys in cph
I found an interesting post on the archived ECF forum 08-23-2008 that was posted by Gunny. He said back then that 1 amp of power was quite a lot of power.
Just shows you how advanced the vaping community has become !!
Here is a blast from the past. Man we have come a long way![]()
E-Cig Cartridge Mod