asi es!
Pasarás por mi vida sin saber que pasaste.
Pasarás en silencio por mi amor y, al pasar,
fingiré una sonrisa como un dulce contraste
del dolor de quererte... y jamás lo sabrás.
Mike n Tibs DNA Mods!
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Pasarás por mi vida sin saber que pasaste.
Pasarás en silencio por mi amor y, al pasar,
fingiré una sonrisa como un dulce contraste
del dolor de quererte... y jamás lo sabrás.
Now back to the dna 40 D. Have run many setups in drippers, kayfuns, and taifuns. I am trying to get all my notes together to post. 99% of my wicks have been with hemp fiber, excellent. All I can say now is thanks, to Brandon and Bap. This is a game changer. Like my supermarkets, it just gets better and better.
Since you've been beta-testing the dna 40, hopefully you can help cure my confusion. I'm familiar with nickel wire; I use it as NR wire to join with my resistance wire on my Sofia. I use the NR/R wire because the NR wire DOESN'T HEAT and melt the ceramic cup. How does using NR wire manage to heat the juice? It's called Ohm's LAW for a reason.
NM, I got the answer somewhere else. It's about regulating temperature, not resistance. This still begs the question: Is the number of wraps and/or the gauge now irrelevant?
NM, I got the answer somewhere else. It's about regulating temperature, not resistance. This still begs the question: Is the number of wraps and/or the gauge now irrelevant?
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Y si un día una lágrima denuncia mi tormento,
-- el tormento infinito que te debo ocultar --
te diré sonriente: "No es nada ... ha sido el viento".
Me enjugaré la lágrima ... ¡y jamás lo sabrás!
Hmmmm
Kind of snarky isnt it?
Ohms law does not address your so called NR/R coil. Calling NI200 "no resistance" is inaccurate. See this link. NI200 does indeed have resistance, it is just a much lower resistance than Kanthal. So in your so called NR/R coil what you really have is two very low ohm resistors (the NI200 legs) in series with a high ohm resistor (the Kanthal coil). Basic electronic theory will tell you that you will drop significantly more voltage over the high ohm resistor. Hence the Kanthal heats up long before the NI200 does when the two are in series.
Take NI200 by itself though, and the NI200 will indeed get hot as the current passes through it..
Yes, resistance is still an element, but not nearly as critical since you are now limiting by temp.
What ohms law? Here two nickel 30g NI200 coils at .21ohms with hemp wicks. Best vape ever at 420F.
some discussion going on here concerning the new chip
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ughts-about-sub-ohm-latest-vv-vw-devices.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ughts-about-sub-ohm-latest-vv-vw-devices.html
FYI purchased a bunch of 100ft spools of Ni200 in various gauges from Temco on Ebay, and they emailed me that one of them was out of stock, and would ship me 2 x 50ft. spools instead. Already picking up in demand.
are you opening shop?
Gotta stock up. Less than 24 hours before the DNA40 specs came out, I resupplied all my Kanthal wire. I figure if I go all-in on the nickel wire, I might trigger the End Times.
i did the same thing kata... there is going to be a shortage in the next couple weeks as people prep and in the coming months its going to get worse, as boards get out, and people see just what they can do...
someone should probably contact temco and explain to them whats going on so that they can prep as well
someone should probably contact temco and explain to them whats going on so that they can prep as well
Looks like Temco is running short 
28 and 30 still in stock. Other sizes are spotty at best.
28 and 30 still in stock. Other sizes are spotty at best.
I have to asked a dumb question. Non resistance wire must have resistance to heat up or what am I missing here. I missed all the fun and started vaping when that was going out of style.
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