Not right off the bat. You could make one out of Delrin if you're handy with your hands and have a Dremel tool.
lJoy/Limitless RDTA (build tutorial and first impressions)
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Simple is beautiful 
Was looking for a marginally less cloudy and substantially less battery intensive build for the Limitless. I settled on a slick wire 26ga build in 316SS. It's 8/7 wraps on a 3.5mm mandrel, ohming in the .3 range:
Vapes like a dream between 35-50 watts. Still plenty cloudy, but it doesn't compete with the sawdust in the cabinet shop any more, lol.
Was looking for a marginally less cloudy and substantially less battery intensive build for the Limitless. I settled on a slick wire 26ga build in 316SS. It's 8/7 wraps on a 3.5mm mandrel, ohming in the .3 range:
Vapes like a dream between 35-50 watts. Still plenty cloudy, but it doesn't compete with the sawdust in the cabinet shop any more, lol.
With all the drip tip talk figured I'd post this. It's one of the tips off of my tsunami 24 with the threads carefully shaved almost all the way off. Fits great as a friction and looks decent too. I'm cheap like that lol.
Sounds like the Limitless is a winner for flavor. Do you think it'll maintain 80-90w in TC with dual 8wrap 24g 3.5mm Ti coils? I mean, will it really wick fast enough for that wattage range using single strand coils? Seems like gravity would have a negative effect on juice transport regardless of wicking medium. Most folks I know who use gennies vape in the 20-25w range with single coils and up to 50w with duals. I like higher powered vapes, will this one get me there?
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Yep, it'll definitely work, I've had a pair of monstrous fused claptons handling 150W without issue. Gravity does negatively impact wicking, but with a sufficient density of wick, capillary action is more than enough to overcome it. TC will help regulate against any wicking problems too.
My best way of wicking it has been using one short (just inside the tank) and one long wick (to the bottom). This seems to work better than either both short or both long.
My best way of wicking it has been using one short (just inside the tank) and one long wick (to the bottom). This seems to work better than either both short or both long.
@BoostAddict, how consistent has the TC base resistance been on this atty with your 316ss claptons? Stable?
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I've just done a bit of testing on my DNA200 and eScribe. My kanthal coil read 0.148 ohms, which jumped to 0.150 when I fired it. For reference, my Kayfun 5 fluctuates from around 0.753 to 0.769, and my Aromamizer Supreme reads 0.196, and jumps to 0.200, suggesting the Limitless is pretty rock solid. Actually surprised me!
Just installed a pair of simple 316L coils, and TC is working flawlessly. Granted I don't know how other chips will handle it, or SS claptons, but I'd bet money that you'll have no issues.
Just installed a pair of simple 316L coils, and TC is working flawlessly. Granted I don't know how other chips will handle it, or SS claptons, but I'd bet money that you'll have no issues.
Thanks for that info @Danneh. It'll be interesting to see whether or not the Limitless will hold that .148 cold res after removing and reinstalling the atty numerous times over a period of time. Base (cold) res changes of less than .02 for Ni, less than .01 for Ti or Nife and less than .005 for most stainless steels are fine ie hardly a discernable change in vaping temp.
Seems to keep up ok chain vaping this build mate
Dual 13wrap 24awg with 3mm id
I would say it wicks faster than my 24avocado as the holes are bigger so can keep the tails more fluffed [is that even a word]
It's been good. Not like the Supreme on the dna, but good enough. Never kicked me out or had to reseat the Limitless.
Nice build! Some of us are arguing the safety of these "colored titanium screws" in the Plus in another thread. Would you mind posting a pic of what your screws look like now? I'm assuming this pic is from when yours was brand new.
I ask because my screws looked like that out of the box but after I vaped it literally 5 times the screws turned dark grey.
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For what it's worth.
First time wicked, coils just slightly pulsed for hot spots.
After 3 tanks.
First time wicked, coils just slightly pulsed for hot spots.
After 3 tanks.
oh Greeeeat
Looks like my juice has dissolved the paint and I have vaped it
Time for a dry burn and rewick too me thinks, but not bad for two weeks daily vaping with custard
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