it is a sleeving material so yes, it has a hole in the center and the ID is the measurement specified
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Yes, this is correct, that makes it nearly double the OD of the rope we are currently using.
I came across a ceramic twisted rope that is incombustible and has a service temp of 2300 deg. F and max temp of 3000 deg F. This may work very nicely if it is available in 1/16"
This is made in USA so I sent an inquiry to them for a datasheet/msds, to see if 1/16" OD is possible and to request pricing. I'll put the info I get here when I hear back.
That is the size that Jonah is using, and he isn't having any issues as far as I know.
440 seems to be a slightly more durable version with a higher constant temp rating. They don't specify why though. They use 2 different types of sizing, which may account for the differences. As near as I can tell that is the only difference that they list. (Obviously the makeup is a trade secret) Dream, if yours is white, then there is no sizing, if it is a coral color than it has sizing on it. Yours will be easy to tell if they coated the fibers. That's the major advantage that I see. The durability of the product may help with our application, it lists very little in regards to the abrasive resistance of this stuff. Whether or not it is worth the 2x price, we shall find out! Unfortunately we have to wait and see... I don't want to wait anymore, bring on the testing!
I don't want to wait anymore, bring on the testing!
Me and you both....
Speaking of testing....just made a 2.9ohm and am dialing in the volts. Starting @4.3v and working my way up.
Incredible; simply incredible vaping machine. Fortunately I traded for some 10mg Ecopure Rich so I won't pass out.
If you compare the E2 wick and the one I send with Iatty, they both say that they are at 1,5mm but the one that I send is double the width of the E2 wick Lord. The way they messure is totally different. So if this rope has a hole then if we squezze it it will be about the same size as the one we curently use on Iatty as I see it
That is why I said it may fit if it can withstand being manipulated like that. I have used it in other things and it is a very good wick that can be cleaned with fire
.So do you have this wick already Lord? Does it has the right dimentions for Iatty?
Does anyone know if there is a 801 ceramic with a stem coming out of the bottom available? I took an 801 ceramic out ofa 801 atty but there's no stem he bottom is flat.
The 801 ceramic is bigger around which would allow for a longer coil. Unfortunately I'm not familiar with 801 cartomizers.
Thanks for any responses.
The 801 ceramic is bigger around which would allow for a longer coil. Unfortunately I'm not familiar with 801 cartomizers.
Thanks for any responses.
I had some and can get some pretty quickly to try out. I think if I can keep it from fraking and wind the coil very tightly it should be good. I'll get some more and try it out.
I think tonight I am going to try a stainless steel mesh wick again. I just got an idea on how to do it that I think will work.
If it works, I'll post it
If it works, I'll post it
That is why I said it may fit if it can withstand being manipulated like that. I have used it in other things and it is a very good wick that can be cleaned with fire
SOLD! ordering now! thanks!
If you are going bigger for more resistance....then just use bigger wire. Takes less wraps that way.
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Poppa D try using 36 gauge kanthal. The thinner the wire, the higher the resistance. The coil will be shorter
True but more coils have more surface area for atomizing e liquid. When ce2 came out they would work really well for a day or so then drop off vapor. I notice the same thing with the iAtty.
Changing the iAtty wick is easy enough, but I would like to get a couple days out of each, for my time invested.
Take a ceramic out of a 510 atty and its a bit bigger than the ce2 ceramic, the 801 is the biggest ceramic Ive come across so far, I was hoping to try one with the iAtty. Unfortunately I dont think they exist with the stem on the bottom.
Thanks for the response, Ive learned so much already from the iAtty, just cant wait to find perfection.
Changing the iAtty wick is easy enough, but I would like to get a couple days out of each, for my time invested.
Take a ceramic out of a 510 atty and its a bit bigger than the ce2 ceramic, the 801 is the biggest ceramic Ive come across so far, I was hoping to try one with the iAtty. Unfortunately I dont think they exist with the stem on the bottom.
Thanks for the response, Ive learned so much already from the iAtty, just cant wait to find perfection.
After I wrote my reply I figured this is probably what you were doing Where there is a will Poppa, there's a way. I hope you figure it out!
Have you tried twisting the resistance wire on it's self?
Where there is a will Poppa, there's a way. I hope you figure it out!Have you tried twisting the resistance wire on it's self?
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