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I think Killer is the last person I know still using a Genny. In fact, he's the only one I've known still using a genny for the last year. Wonder if he still plays pong.
cant find a TV old enuf that still works to hook the game up to....
He is using one of the best out there, old or new technology. Wonder why he did not get a Sat 22 along the way..
didnt know about them.....
I've never used or probably even seen a genny in person, however I see a lot of people online with the Origen V2 and they love it. Good for you BK! Find what you love and stick with it.
Supposed to be really good, with the reduced chamber up top.. might want to give it a try.
But , but , but , that'll hold enough cotton for a pair of socks ! Ya wouldn't want BK running around with a naked atty , would ya ?He is using one of the best out there, old or new technology. Wonder why he did not get a Sat 22 along the way..
You've forgotten that I linked you to it before and I've forgotten why you didn't like it .
Had a go at rebuilding the clearo coil's for the Kanger Subtank today... other than I need to get some 26g-27g kanthal... it's a pretty easy job. I still need to try it out but I just switched out to the 1.2Ω the other day and need to use it up first... Using 28g 5 wraps on a 2.75mm rod, I ended up with a 1.3Ω spaced coil. I don't mind the Ω's I ended up with, I just wish there was more surface area is all.
Here is the method I followed...
Here is the method I followed...
Another genny style atty for BK. Don't see how this is any different from an AGA.
Another Todd vid. This is a retro kit for the Nemesis. New switch and top cap. I love the switch. I'd get one of these kits but not for the $110 price tag. Talk about rape! I suspect we might see it cloned. I would love that 18350 mode on the Neme. I keep mine in 18490 but I really need to get some 18350's. Perfect size with that Veritas Todd has on it. Love it!
I've seen those before.. But I'd really like to think that I'm done buying pipes for now!
Thanks General!
I've seen those before.. But I'd really like to think that I'm done buying pipes for now!
Thanks General!
Just thought it would be interesting to you. I never knew why you had so many pipes anyway. But they are pretty!
Fenix ARE-C2 Advanced Multi-Charger - Fenix-Store
Please tell me that my charger will work for the high drain 18650 batteries. I thought it would. Now I am not sure.
<<<Broad spectrum of Li-ion and Ni-MH rechargeable cell sizes
Supports Lion: 18650, 16340, 14500, and 26650. Ni-MH: AA, AAA, C
Automatically selects charging modes based on the battery loaded
Accelerated charging
LCD display for battery voltage and charging status
Four slots monitor and charge independently>>>
Input: 100-240V (AC), 50/60Hz, 500mA (max), 12V-24V (DC), 2000mA (max)
Output: 4.2V/1.5V 1000mA x 4/500mA x 4
Oh I just saw the last part. 2000mA max? It says <<<The ARE-C2 is an advanced multi-charger compatible with a broad spectrum of Li-ion and Ni-MH rechargeable batteries.>>>
If this doesn't work, then I will have to get a new charger. This is the charger I use for my 18650 batteries here, that I use in a couple of flashlights I have. Oh I hope I don't have to get another charger.
Please tell me that my charger will work for the high drain 18650 batteries. I thought it would. Now I am not sure.
<<<Broad spectrum of Li-ion and Ni-MH rechargeable cell sizes
Supports Lion: 18650, 16340, 14500, and 26650. Ni-MH: AA, AAA, C
Automatically selects charging modes based on the battery loaded
Accelerated charging
LCD display for battery voltage and charging status
Four slots monitor and charge independently>>>
Input: 100-240V (AC), 50/60Hz, 500mA (max), 12V-24V (DC), 2000mA (max)
Output: 4.2V/1.5V 1000mA x 4/500mA x 4
Oh I just saw the last part. 2000mA max? It says <<<The ARE-C2 is an advanced multi-charger compatible with a broad spectrum of Li-ion and Ni-MH rechargeable batteries.>>>
If this doesn't work, then I will have to get a new charger. This is the charger I use for my 18650 batteries here, that I use in a couple of flashlights I have. Oh I hope I don't have to get another charger.
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it will be fine.... the 2000mah is the rating for the input side of the charger when run on 12-24VDC , the output side( 500mah per bay for 1.5V and 1000mah for 4.2V) is decent... may take up to 4 - 6 hours to charge the batteries
Oh thank you BK. That is a HUGE sigh of relief. It was late, and I just happened to see that, and thought I better ask. I bought that charger a year or two ago. I wanted something that would charge just about every battery I had, and was decent. I had read bad things about most chargers. So I bought the best I possibly could, or at least I thought so at the time. I don't think I can slow down the battery transfer on this charger. I will have to look at that. I am unclear on which fast drain batteries would benefit from a slower charge.
Quick ErlPrinz question for Dusty... I tried again to do a non-leaking refill. Only lost half a mil of juice this time.
After it's closed up and cleaned up, it works perfectly with no leaks. I have no wicking problems even if I chain vape.
It didn't begin to leak immediately when I was refilling. I know that more juice in the tank increases the pressure on the vacuum seal, making it more likely to leak. It seems like I can't go past about 75% fill before it starts leaking.
My question is - could this be a problem with my wick "shoulders" not being tall enough, or fluffy enough to keep the seal? If not, I'm stumped. I used a soft squeeze bottle with a green luer lock plastic tip. Juice went into the tank at a nice, smooth pace. Not too much force, and not too slowly.
After it's closed up and cleaned up, it works perfectly with no leaks. I have no wicking problems even if I chain vape.
It didn't begin to leak immediately when I was refilling. I know that more juice in the tank increases the pressure on the vacuum seal, making it more likely to leak. It seems like I can't go past about 75% fill before it starts leaking.
My question is - could this be a problem with my wick "shoulders" not being tall enough, or fluffy enough to keep the seal? If not, I'm stumped. I used a soft squeeze bottle with a green luer lock plastic tip. Juice went into the tank at a nice, smooth pace. Not too much force, and not too slowly.
Switched back from the 26 ga. to 28 ga, build on the Kayfun. There is a drop off on flavor and vapor. Not a giant drop off but a noticeable one. However, one thing I learned about the 26 ga. is the Kanthal stays warmer longer due to slower heat dissipation. It makes for a warmer vape while chain vaping. Some may like this. I don't, particularly. So as with all things in life, there are trade offs. I'm definitely leaning towards attempting a 27 ga build to see if it splits the difference. I don't have 27 ga. on hand so I'll have to order some when I get around to it. But after extensive experimenting with 26 and 28 gauge on the Kayfun/P3 using boost I have discovered two different experiences...both which are positive and both made possible by employing the P3 boost feature. I will say it again, boost (and I suspect Temp Control on the DNA 40) is a very nice feature which will significantly improve the vape experience for low/medium power vapers. I have to believe this will be a standard feature on regulated mods in the upcoming months/years.
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