temporary fix: an o-ring on the seat of the atty (cap/deck joint) oughta put you about 180 around
So, big hitter, your cotton would be a "10" on the VAP scale.
So, big hitter, your cotton would be a "10" on the VAP scale.
temporary fix: an o-ring on the seat of the atty (cap/deck joint) oughta put you about 180 around
So, big hitter, your cotton would be a "10" on the VAP scale.
does it go to 11 :d
Tim check out this video from a genesis dude we recently converted to micro coils
Look at them clouds bro
Micro Coil for the rba on your REO
Micro Coil for the RBA on your REO - Page 75
Interesting post. I agree many devices produce the same end result. My provari will give the same vapor with a RM2 on top, and I can super charge it. The REO shines in its function in regards to the process. I just ripped off my favorite cotton dual coil and wrapped a coil over silica. I don't worry about the silica, the thinset I use probably gives me a lifetime of wick use with one mix.
We all vape because we know we would have to be absolute idiots to smoke. Take away our reos for 2 days and we would be sucking on a blu from the nearest store saying how great it is, or buying some smokes.
The reality is we do not smoke anymore, but we are all still addicts, and we can justify it all we want.
I love vaping because it delivers me something I literally have no use for, and cannot for some reason get rid of the " need "
We all can pretend that vaping is the answer, but it really is just a band-aid for our real problem.
Though RBA's do help make me not want to light up a smoke, almost all successful smoking to vaping converts have to add a "hobby" aspect to make up for the extra effort required to make that switch.
So, in closing, while I love vaping and I would switch right back to smoking if It magically became safe. I really wish I could just kick the addiction. That I think we could all almost agree on.
Vapdivrr, I am one of the rare few who had never noaloxed my current crop of REOs. The oldest one I currently have is about 4 or 5 months old. I have either been lucky, or I don't know what I'm missing. My REO vape is consistently off the chain. I keep it spotless inside.
Perhaps later, I'll give it a bath, scuff the pin and hit it with a little noalox from my lifetime supply bottle and see if there's any difference.
I think there's little that can fail with the switch, but if your a button masher, that has been known to cause issues by deforming the pin. Very gentle pressure is all I use, just enough to make contact.
Try to scuff the very tip of the pin and hit it with some noalox and see if it helps. You wanna be sparing with it and not get it on anything but the tip of the pin cause it'll trap lint and stuff in it.
Are your AW IMRs new?
Vap. My pin needs a frequent scuff (file) and a dab. I don't know if it's cause I'm drawing lots of current @ .5 or if it's the flat-button top batteries; but the way I do it, nets such results. Anymore, about every other night I'll take a few seconds to make a quick swipe with a fine file and apply a tiny dab.
Vapdivrr, I am one of the rare few who had never noaloxed my current crop of REOs. The oldest one I currently have is about 4 or 5 months old. I have either been lucky, or I don't know what I'm missing. My REO vape is consistently off the chain. I keep it spotless inside.
Perhaps later, I'll give it a bath, scuff the pin and hit it with a little noalox from my lifetime supply bottle and see if there's any difference.
I think there's little that can fail with the switch, but if your a button masher, that has been known to cause issues by deforming the pin. Very gentle pressure is all I use, just enough to make contact.
Try to scuff the very tip of the pin and hit it with some noalox and see if it helps. You wanna be sparing with it and not get it on anything but the tip of the pin cause it'll trap lint and stuff in it.
Are your AW IMRs new?
Vap. My pin needs a frequent scuff (file) and a dab. I don't know if it's cause I'm drawing lots of current @ .5 or if it's the flat-button top batteries; but the way I do it, nets such results. Anymore, about every other night I'll take a few seconds to make a quick swipe with a fine file and apply a tiny dab.
Today I was having some issues with a good vape. My presses would come and go and I felt I had to add a little more pressure on the button. For kicks I shut off the lights in the room, pulled the door off the Grand and pushed the button. I was getting a tiny spark. I ran a file across the tip a few times, applied a touch of Noalox and the problem was solved. I think I file and apply Noalox about every 6 months or so but never as a routine, only when there seems to be problems.
You may be on to something p-dibby. I do vape at fairly high resistance, like 2 - 2.3ish. Perhaps that's why I skate by with NO - alox.
I have a suggestion though: get vv grands. They don't need noalox cause they don't have the conventional firing pin, rather a fixed contact plate. The magic happens thru a chipset behind the Delrin