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Found a 500 Watt transformer and it's working fine - be pumping out cookies and fresh bread in no time!
Crap! Got a hardware, well actually kitchenware problem. The KitchenAid mixer my S.I.L. brought over from the States only accepts 120 V 60 Hz, 275 W. In this age of global economy, you'd think electric appliance companies would carry universal voltage on all their products!
Now to hunt for a step down transformer
you will need something more like a converter at least 1000 W
Found a 500 Watt transformer and it's working fine - be pumping out cookies and fresh bread in no time!
what version of Mixer do you have?? the wifes requires 120V @ 8A
ahh okay the wifes is the Pro series #5 weighs a ton and WILL break your fingers/hand if you put it in the way... I work around some pretty scary machines which dont even cause me concern but the Kitchen Aid even scares me...
Yeah, even though this is one of the smaller ones, it still weighs a ton and I wouldn't want to get anywhere near that blade while it's spinning.
I'm still wondering if operating at a lower frequency is going to affect the motor adversely? I don't think the transformer I got converts that from 50 Hz up to 60 Hz.
We had/have the same problem with our microwave - I've got a big 1500 W transformer hooked up to that. It's been working fine for the last 26 years, but doesn't keep time worth a darn, because of the difference in frequency the clock is slow.
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I've been in ecstasy today: Heavenly ARMY in a Rocket KFL clone @ 1.8 ohm microcoil with 3mm Ekowool running at 10 watts on my MVP2! It's lasted me the entire day -- not dry hits, just creamy, rich flavor that coats my tongue and senses long after I've finished vaping. This is my first build on a Kayfun styled device -- but it won't be my last: just received in a Tobecco KFL/R91% clone and a Fogger V2.5.
One shall hold LEGEND, the other...
One shall hold LEGEND, the other...
No, so it is like a Variable Frequency Drive that is set at 83%. So if the design RPM of the motor is say, 1700, it will be turning at 1400 RPM or so. It should not damage the motor in such a case as a blender/mixer.
I am not exactly sure how that translates to a microwave, however.
Yeah... the style of atomizer like in the Kayfun, Russian, Rocket, etc... that's the killer design out there now. I mentioned things in detail in an earlier post, but there are several design choices in how those things are set up that are damn near perfect.... isolation of the airflow from the contact (no center post leaks like what is possible in, say, something like a Protank or Vivi), elevating the coil away from the incoming juice flow... to the extremely effective reduction chamber (that is the killer feature of the Kayfun)... they all make for an excellent performing device that a) doesn't leak, 2) tastes wonderful, 3) holds a ton of juice and is 4) easy to use.
I mean, can anyone really ask for anything more in a vaping device??
I can see why all DD and Bronze talked about for what I swear was two months straight was their KFLs.
I got my KFC working well now.... micro coil, boiled cotton ball wicks.... Legend tastes AMAZING in it... and now that things are well sorted out, the taste and richness of flavor actually bests the RDAs that I swore by.
I am going to pick up another.. maybe a 'lite' type to get it a bit smaller... and then relegate my RDAs for light duty/dripping for the flavors I don't vape on constantly. Good stuff.
I mean, can anyone really ask for anything more in a vaping device??
I can see why all DD and Bronze talked about for what I swear was two months straight was their KFLs.
I got my KFC working well now.... micro coil, boiled cotton ball wicks.... Legend tastes AMAZING in it... and now that things are well sorted out, the taste and richness of flavor actually bests the RDAs that I swore by.I am going to pick up another.. maybe a 'lite' type to get it a bit smaller... and then relegate my RDAs for light duty/dripping for the flavors I don't vape on constantly. Good stuff.
I still like my RDA's. Do the raw NETs in those.
Sure is nice to have a device that does not leak.
Do the raw NETs in those.Sure is nice to have a device that does not leak.
Have I mentioned recently that the KFL is da bomb?!
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Yeah... the style of atomizer like in the Kayfun, Russian, Rocket, etc... that's the killer design out there now. I mentioned things in detail in an earlier post, but there are several design choices in how those things are set up that are damn near perfect.... isolation of the airflow from the contact (no center post leaks like what is possible in, say, something like a Protank or Vivi), elevating the coil away from the incoming juice flow... to the extremely effective reduction chamber (that is the killer feature of the Kayfun)... they all make for an excellent performing device that a) doesn't leak, 2) tastes wonderful, 3) holds a ton of juice and is 4) easy to use.
I mean, can anyone really ask for anything more in a vaping device??
I can see why all DD and Bronze talked about for what I swear was two months straight was their KFLs.
I am going to pick up another.. maybe a 'lite' type to get it a bit smaller... and then relegate my RDAs for light duty/dripping for the flavors I don't vape on constantly. Good stuff.
These are fantastic for ADV flavors, but I wouldn't use any heavy gunkers in them. RDAS are best for those. I returned back to 50/50 on my last order... now I'm thinking I should have gotten 18 mg instead of my normal 24mg
Will make it [the juices] last longer this way, and it's not a big deal since the flavor sticks with me. I had backup tanks with me, but that little Rocket performed great (aside from the chrome plated brass mouthpiece that reminded me of the Protank taste an was very cold outside) for a 8 hour workday. I couldn't stop thinking about the flavor and performance... I had a smile on my face the entire shift.
Have I mentioned recently that the KFL is da bomb?!
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And this time, it's not hyperbole.
I actually like running gunkers in my KFL. I just replace the wick after a tank. It also helps that all the gunkers that I do like are occasional flavors that don't get pulled out very often & never multiple tanks in a row.
Gunked wicks are no big thing. I mean, I am averaging about 3 days a tank on the KFC, so if I had to swap out a wick every three days, no problem.
Besides, the cotton in my KFC lasts longer than the cotton wicks I run in my RDAs.... the constant flow of juice through the wick seems to do a little better of keeping it functional. The RDA wicks get saturated, dry out a bit, saturated, etc.... that seems to do a number on how quickly they need replacement.
Besides, the cotton in my KFC lasts longer than the cotton wicks I run in my RDAs.... the constant flow of juice through the wick seems to do a little better of keeping it functional. The RDA wicks get saturated, dry out a bit, saturated, etc.... that seems to do a number on how quickly they need replacement.
Leo I can't quite get the same flavor out of the lite/r91 clone as the 3.1 clone the draw is a lot stiffer even with the airflow screw removed , that could have something to do with it or I just haven't found the sweet spot as far as the build for this particular version , but the 3.1 clone is a lot easier to dial in , IMO , there's only about a 1/4 inch difference in size between the 2 , so I opted to get another 3.1 also found the threading on the 3.1 is better as well but YMMV .Yeah... the style of atomizer like in the Kayfun, Russian, Rocket, etc... that's the killer design out there now. I mentioned things in detail in an earlier post, but there are several design choices in how those things are set up that are damn near perfect.... isolation of the airflow from the contact (no center post leaks like what is possible in, say, something like a Protank or Vivi), elevating the coil away from the incoming juice flow... to the extremely effective reduction chamber (that is the killer feature of the Kayfun)... they all make for an excellent performing device that a) doesn't leak, 2) tastes wonderful, 3) holds a ton of juice and is 4) easy to use. I mean, can anyone really ask for anything more in a vaping device?? I can see why all DD and Bronze talked about for what I swear was two months straight was their KFLs.
it will mess with the clock since the base time carrier circuit is relational to the 60Hz, but the Magnetron is driven by a pulsed DC which thru Inductance and capacitance sets up the needed 1.2ish MHz signal to drive the magnetron into resonance...
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