AO wick, Ni foam, 3mm hemp, 2.4ohm kanthal ribbon. I purposely made it higher ohms to see if with the smaller AO wick the lag would be less.
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AO wick, Ni foam, 3mm hemp, 2.4ohm kanthal ribbon. I purposely made it higher ohms to see if with the smaller AO wick the lag would be less.
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Sooooo... How's it vape?!?!?
So far very good, much less lag. I like to give these AO wicks a couple of days as they really get better with use.
I have a few made from PTFE tubing and they work fine. PTFE is good up to 500 deg F. Higher than that, bad fumes. Plastic may melt.
Make sure the mouth piece hole is completely surrounded by the insert so you don't draw off the backside.
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I did one by filling the not wanted part of the cap with J weld, also did one using SS wool and epoxy.
No, I went back and looked... I had misread the post, you were stating how a standard atty was built...
I might try that. I have a tube of some 2 part stuff that you knead it together to make hard. I wonder if that would work.
Plumbers putty? I did that too. Think it gave off flavor, Thin metal sheet cut and curved to size is my best option and not that permanent or PITA to remove is not wanted any more.
Got some China mail. A few drippers to play with. Some to convert for BF.
Convert for bottom feeding ! Let us know how that works out. I think I see a V10 there, what else did you get?
Removed the fat wick from the RSST after more than a month of hard use to try the hemp, Ni, AO wick. Here it is after a cleaning burn on a gas stove. Same coil for the month and it is clean ready to be installed again. These thing could last a very long time.
Cap reducer on a RSST..
What is that made of and why is it not causing a dead short???
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