21 days! She's good. Baby room is done. To go bag is ready and now just waiting for the boy to pop out.
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I'm sure everything will go smoothly, but if you run into anything you have ?'s about, shoot me a message. I've been delivering babies for a long time.
Glad everything is ready. Yay!!! Name yet?
Glad everything is ready. Yay!!! Name yet?
Yep first name and middle is chosen. Not sharing till he's out and the woman puts it on paper 
Craig, make sure his hand isn't the first thing out. Gotta raise him right from the get go.
That's hilarious!Craig, make sure his hand isn't the first thing out. Gotta raise him right from the get go.
With one job right now in the house and that barely paying the mortgage I struggle with looking for a handout. It's bs though and I'd rather work a second job then depend on the government I despise so much.
PicC, when my son was born (many years ago), we had all that stuff ready to go in a bag too. We got up that morning to go to the hospital, loaded the bag in the car . . . and the car wouldn't start.
We panicked and jumped in the other car . . . and forgot the bag.
Worst case I'll take her in my Comcast truck lol. I'll get fired but no difference
Build 3 and 4.
I decided to try 30g ni200 for a change of pace. It looked fine, then fired it up without TP to check for hot spots and crimp a bit. Must have crimped too hard and snapped the coil right in half. Put the 30g away, no problems with the 28g. So that's the lesson of the day. 28g is nice beginner gauge.
I decided to try 30g ni200 for a change of pace. It looked fine, then fired it up without TP to check for hot spots and crimp a bit. Must have crimped too hard and snapped the coil right in half. Put the 30g away, no problems with the 28g. So that's the lesson of the day. 28g is nice beginner gauge.
Okay, so I know this is stupid, but I've been nursing a bunch of protanks along for over a year or so by recoiling the heads repeatedly with a needle, silica, and a hand wrapped coil. Never tried a pre-wrapped coil with cotton or anything else. Oh, I have a Genny with mesh that I was forever fiddling with, but that gets old.
Today, and just because I have one of those Aquas coming, I tried premade coil with cotton wick. On a Protank head lol. Got one that works first try. Its a pretty high 3.8 ohms firing at 7w/5.1v, but it works. Not bad either. I'm ready for the rba world, what do ya know.
Today, and just because I have one of those Aquas coming, I tried premade coil with cotton wick. On a Protank head lol. Got one that works first try. Its a pretty high 3.8 ohms firing at 7w/5.1v, but it works. Not bad either. I'm ready for the rba world, what do ya know.
It's much easier than I thought it would be. But I don't try for anything fancy.
Funny story... When I first came around and I read about "rebuildables" I thought people were actually building the tanks themselves. Like I expected a bunch of soldering and cut plumping pieces!
Have fun Ice!
Funny story... When I first came around and I read about "rebuildables" I thought people were actually building the tanks themselves. Like I expected a bunch of soldering and cut plumping pieces!
Have fun Ice!
I'm sure I will, thanks! I'm gonna start single coil and then venture into dual coil sub ohm. Nothing crazy tho.
RBA's & RDA's are easy compared to rebuilding protank heads , been there , done that , PITA !
I was SO good at rebuilding ProTank heads. I guess it's why I straightway took to rebuilding micros. Great practice with those POS little itty bitty heads.
Anything "normal" within limits.. i.e. I'm still not doing those Zippered coils, Mundys magic, etc etc.
I got pretty good at it too, just never attempted with threading cotton through that teeny tiny coil.I was SO good at rebuilding ProTank heads. I guess it's why I straightway took to rebuilding micros. Great practice with those POS little itty bitty heads.
That's what I'm hoping.
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