Let's talk about reomizers

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m3nace

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i also lung hit and my RM2s are 3/32 size big.......ive actually thought about going a little bigger but waiting for another RM2 to come in the mail first........but even mouth hitting with an air hole that big makes some decent clouds too......my neighbor came over last night and was mouth hitting a grand i had laying around and he was getting alot of clouds off that RM2

It also depends on the resistance of your coil as well .8 ohm with 3/32 would produce better clouds than a .8 with the stock hole

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It also depends on the resistance of your coil as well .8 ohm with 3/32 would produce better clouds than a .8 with the stock hole

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very true......the only reason I wanna go bigger is for my .5ohm coils and below.....

but to the OP yes if you have a huge air hole but have a 1.8 ohm coil then it might not benefit you......
 

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1/16th, and I mouth to lung. Direct lung is a bit of a burn at 1/16, unless my throat is properly numbed with booze, then I'll catch myself purposefully direct lunging' it, but more for throat hit than clouds.

I really like what Pdib did for air control on his RM2, and wonder if there isn't a simpler way of getting that done. Maybe some sort of plastic tubing?

I was also just thinking, after examining devices like the kayfun and their airflow chambers; what if there was an internal air-flow restricter that could be jimmied up for the RM2? Something like what's in the Pulse-G? A ceramic insert piece that kind of halves the internal chamber space of the RM2, giving the air a more concentrated, cartomizer esq pathway... allowing no where else for the air to go but over/under the coil and directly up. hmmm...



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<--- kind of like this.



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I've been considering this for the cyclone, I tried it as just proof of concept by stuffing the open area opposite the coils with cotton and it does make a diference
 

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I was going to get a AFC, but then realized I could get ~4 cyclone clones for the same price. I figure with that many top caps, anyone should be able to find a setup they like without a variable airflow. :)

Currently I have:
-RM2 with 1/16
-RM2 with 3/32
-stock cyclone clone
-cyclone with 1/16 x 4 holes (2 on each side)

I find myself switching between the 1/16 RM2 with a simple microcoil as my ADV, and the 4 hole cyclone dual coil for fun.

BTW can a math whiz tell me, how does the area of a 3/32" hole compare with two 1/16" holes?

Gotta go metric...sorry
3/32 = 2.38mm
1/16 = 1.58mm
Area of 2.38mm hole is 4.44mm² with a circumference of 7.47mm.
Area of 1.58mm hole is 1.97mm² with a circumference of 4.98mm.

Two 1.58mm (1/16) holes have a volume of 3.956mm² versus one 2.38mm (3/32) hole with a volume of 4.44mm².

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1/16th, and I mouth to lung. Direct lung is a bit of a burn at 1/16, unless my throat is properly numbed with booze, then I'll catch myself purposefully direct lunging' it, but more for throat hit than clouds.

I really like what Pdib did for air control on his RM2, and wonder if there isn't a simpler way of getting that done. Maybe some sort of plastic tubing?

I was also just thinking, after examining devices like the Kayfun and their airflow chambers; what if there was an internal air-flow restricter that could be jimmied up for the RM2? Something like what's in the Pulse-G? A ceramic insert piece that kind of halves the internal chamber space of the RM2, giving the air a more concentrated, cartomizer esq pathway... allowing no where else for the air to go but over/under the coil and directly up. hmmm...



Screenshot2013-11-29at22948AM_zps870c9e43.png
<--- kind of like this.



-B

That would be the cat's t!ts! Air flow control has the be the way of the future for attys.
 
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