So sorry that the video isn't up yet guys
I'll fill everyone in as to its status when I'm able to get back on the computer. In the meantime, I will have some teaser pics of the mini did for everyone
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New Genesis type atomizer by DID!
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Hi to everyone!!!
I am back !!!!!!
FULL OF ENERGY and IDEAS
On Monday I will be back to work!
I do not complain
My mind was here all the time
So I am really happy and need to put one more product in the DID collection and this is the Gemini
At the end of this week I will have Kanthal wire 0.2mm
I will have enouph for all of usdo not worry about this anymore!!
I do not have the price yet
So? What's the poop? Good food, good drink?
you're probably right but it seems like my V2s have a higher tolerance so I'm going to send in my V1s for an upgrade if they let me
Thanks, Uma. That's something else I've been wondering: How do you adjust the positive post up so that it screws deeper into a mod's 510 connection? I guess if I took my DID apart I could just see how that works, but I'm being lazy. I would imagine, also, that it wouldn't go that far up before it starting entering the mouth piece hole.
As cool as that Chameleon looks with different sleeves, I like a simpler look on my mods, so I'd probably opt for parts that all matched, in some version of stainless steel, chrome or black. But that's just boring ol' Gomtuu. If I was feeling frisky, I might go for like a blood red sleeve or something.
I am the wrong guy to ask the ProVari versus mechanical question, since I have neither (and want both). If pressed, I say get the Chameleon, as the ProVari will probably be easier to acquire down the road.
You know what I'm gonna do right now? Wrap a new coil. Because I can. And because this twisted wrap is sucking the life out of my 18650s. I only have three, and they take so long to charge.
WOW.. I have not been on for a few weeks and normally do a forum serch for the did and I can find it here but today there are sooo many forums that popped up I had a hard time getting here...
Anyway, i did not want to bother Jim cause you guys probally have an answer... Do you know when Stainless stell parts are going to be available on e-vape? And what parts are they, I want a center post (do I need it?), screws and nuts.
Does stainless really make a difference? I saw some picture of the did recently that had stainless stuff and wondered where they got it. I do no see anything on the site.
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Anyway, i did not want to bother Jim cause you guys probally have an answer... Do you know when Stainless stell parts are going to be available on e-vape? And what parts are they, I want a center post (do I need it?), screws and nuts.
Does stainless really make a difference? I saw some picture of the did recently that had stainless stuff and wondered where they got it. I do no see anything on the site.
Mike N
You should. for $20 they upgrade the electronics and the additional amperage on the switch make all the difference....
That's awesome. Have to get me one then. In the pictures it did seem boss. Will have to get me one in the next month then. Really only can get a few and looks like Jim gets most of my love. Its, DID, DID mini, ZAU, and HellFire. I only get 3. What should I drop off the list? Be honest. I know you have a good answer.
i had noticed that also and asked jim,,he told me so far only the mini did has the stainless center post
brass conducts electricity so much better then stainless will,so i am sticking with brass !!
My DID is trippin. Started at 1.4ohm and now its jumping all over. Had my finger between the ProV at the top and part on the tank. It got so hot by the battery connecter that I had to get my finger moved in a hurry. Now the Ohms are all over the place. 2.0- 2.9 ohms in a matter of seconds. Think I better wrap a new coil.
Figured it out. Its the lower + nut. Pushed the insulator down and the nut is shorting on the roof of the tank : (. Am I SOL?
yeah they rock they told me to stick them it in a box with a 20 dollar bill for each
Has anyone gone a whole week just filling and vaping without any fiddling/adjusting ?
me, I have one that has been rockin for a little over a week it needs to be broken down and cleaned because the flavor is starting to get a little off but I've been putting it off because it's been so hassle free
Combining these 2 answers makes sense. Combining the 2 wires by twisting them together increases the size of the wire changing the gauge. This results in a lower R but not by half but by a small amount as the characteristics of the new gauge wire the twisted wires result in. So the part CW mentions is true and the altered surface area is what makes this difference.
So ultimately, it does not make sense to me to spent the time to twist the wire perfectly instead of using a different gauge wire t get the lower R.
The straw vs hose analogy does not relate to electrical conductivity at all. Fluid mechanics and electrical conductivity - especially at lower voltages we are dealing with - work very different from each other. Electrons tend to flow through the surface of a wire unlike fluids. This brings back memories of the Gauss' law and Gaussian surface and all that stuff from years back
FINALLY! After 12 hours of uploading (not an exaggeration!), part 1/3 is uploaded! Enjoy!
Combining these 2 answers makes sense. Combining the 2 wires by twisting them together increases the size of the wire changing the gauge. This results in a lower R but not by half but by a small amount as the characteristics of the new gauge wire the twisted wires result in. So the part CW mentions is true and the altered surface area is what makes this difference.
So ultimately, it does not make sense to me to spent the time to twist the wire perfectly instead of using a different gauge wire t get the lower R.
The straw vs hose analogy does not relate to electrical conductivity at all. Fluid mechanics and electrical conductivity - especially at lower voltages we are dealing with - work very different from each other. Electrons tend to flow through the surface of a wire unlike fluids. This brings back memories of the Gauss' law and Gaussian surface and all that stuff from years back
I think Strikers analogy does work when considering the current capacity (or ampacity) as proportional to the cross sectional surface area of a conductor.
I do wonder though (based on Dusty's question) whether or not the number of twists/distance have any appreciable effect on the surfaces's electromagnetic field. E.g. Is there an optimum twist ratio for creating more attraction to juice getting pulled into the coil (which would force more juice into the wick by capillary replacement).
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well thats a bummer the sound is jacked about 1/4 of the way through I think it recovers but still its a bummer
It's a solid video and everything is clearly presented. There are a couple of issues (at least for me when I watched it): Microphone got smothered a coupe times - not a big deal. Bad part is at 16 min in when the picture freezes for several seconds so the sound doesn't match up the rest of the way.
Overall you use the same method I did, but you torched for a LOT longer I torched before rolling, but not after. Jack Frost was the name you were looking for...
Overall you use the same method I did, but you torched for a LOT longer
I torched before rolling, but not after. Jack Frost was the name you were looking for...
Cool video. The video freezes a bit at ~15:50 so is not sync'd with the audio track for the remainder (guessing a sniffle during rendering). Still, a lot of good work and great advice for folks learning to build wicks.
I've been using a 1/2 sheet (like Jim's e-vape vid), but I'm going to try that "thin" fat wick.
I've been using a 1/2 sheet (like Jim's e-vape vid), but I'm going to try that "thin" fat wick.
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