True statement. I get below 1.0 ohms at the lowest voltage setting and it teeters.
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True statement. I get below 1.0 ohms at the lowest voltage setting and it teeters.
You might be misunderstanding them. They're cleaning their KFL with warm water but drinking vodka while they're doing it.
After you let your KFL dry....do a good dry burning to clean the gunk off the coil. Nothing cleans a coil better. But don't do a dry burn with cotton. It will burn.
Yeah it's awesome that the KFL works in arctic weather. Nope, no gurgles when it gets low on juice, she pumps out perfect vapes until nearly bone dry. That's how I know mines empty since I don't have the clear section, it's usually the first dry hit I'll get in a tank. Dry enough to notice but not so dry to burn the cotton. No waste, no muss, no fuss.
Yeah, but we'll be the judge of how good it works on Dusty.
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It's all the curry.
Correct. It is a common misconception that the The lowest resistance a ProVari will run is 1.2-1.3 ohms. In truth, it will run a coil as low as 0.8 ohms, but it will only run it with the device set to 2.9v.
The ProVari (v2-v2.5) has a 3.5 amp switch. So, using rounded figures here, 0.8 ohms hits 3.5 amps at 2.9v. 0.9 ohms @ 3.2v, 1.0 ohm @ 3.5v, 1.1 ohms @ 3.9v, ect, ect
I think people get confused about the low resistance limitations of the ProVari because when people started trying to run Gennys and RDAs on it at lower resistance, they'd never think to try and run a 0.9 ohm coil @ 3.1v for instance. Once you get to 1.2-1.3 ohms, it allows you to use a much fuller range of voltage and wattage before hitting that 3.5 amp limit.
It's all the curry.
More BBQ than curry here, but yeah, I get your point. It's gotten under my skin..
Would that be 5/64 vs 7/64? I'm guessing it's a typo.
2.2ohms, 30gauge wire?
Glad that it's working out for you, and yes, it's super easy to setup and just works..
Dusty i was sure I read a couple hundred pages back where you said it was 7/64...I remember thinking that was a large coil...I looked it up in the guide and it was listed as a mini coil. I saw the other night where you said it was 5/64 and I figured that was a typo....
So Yeah... I wrapped it 28G, 11 wraps, 7/64, 2.2 ohms...The wick slid through with ease!!!!!!! Had me thinking I'd been using way to much cotton...Funny though it works quiet well....
I'll finish this tank and drop it down in size...How many wraps are you using and what are the ohms??
So Yeah... I wrapped it 28G, 11 wraps, 7/64, 2.2 ohms...The wick slid through with ease!!!!!!! Had me thinking I'd been using way to much cotton...Funny though it works quiet well....
I'll finish this tank and drop it down in size...How many wraps are you using and what are the ohms??
5/64 (1.98mm), 28g, 11/12 wraps gives me a nice tight 1.6ohm-1.7ohm coil. The single strand of cotton yarn fits it just right..
Just how I bought it, but mine has 4 strands..
Dusty, where do get the yarn you use.. is it a common brand?
This is the brand I bought. Picked the white colour one.. and boiled it twice for 20mins.
Bernat® Handicrafter® Cotton
Wait, nevermind don't need to answer. I remember that cotton yarn needs to be boiled so I lost interest lol.
Lol, ya beat me to it. Thanks for the answer though, but for me, no boiling. I'm fanatical in my desire to not wanting to boil wicking material.
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