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That lonely DID needs a mate fast!!(POLDIAC), don't y'll think!Hoey
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That lonely DID needs a mate fast!!(POLDIAC), don't y'll think!Hoey
I got my Beautiful Standard DID in the Mail today and in the process of cleaning it up I managed to lose the top nut to the center post to the EVIL garbage disposal
SO it is all polished up, cleaned up, dressed for success and completely crippled now. Anyone got any ideas on something I can do to get it up and running???Sincerely;
Nate aka Darth Vapor
I got my Beautiful Standard DID in the Mail today and in the process of cleaning it up I managed to lose the top nut to the center post to the EVIL garbage disposal
Sincerely;
Nate aka Darth Vapor
Thats the way I live.
Tony
Thats the way I live.
Tony
LOL That is the Problem, that is the way it was
Now it is Minus the top nut Sincerely;
Nate aka Darth Vapor
I got my Beautiful Standard DID in the Mail today and in the process of cleaning it up I managed to lose the top nut to the center post to the EVIL garbage disposal
Sincerely;
Nate aka Darth Vapor
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If I had any left I would send them to you Devon :-(
have a question too.
I made a new wick this morning..4/3 wraps of 0.20mm Kanthal wire.It has 1.3 Ohm .vaping on my provari at 3.4 Volt produces more clouds, than on the Temon with a fresh 14500 Battrey.
contact problems ? anything else? If have no idea.
I made a new wick this morning..4/3 wraps of 0.20mm Kanthal wire.It has 1.3 Ohm .vaping on my provari at 3.4 Volt produces more clouds, than on the Temon with a fresh 14500 Battrey.
contact problems ? anything else? If have no idea.
Lower voltage gives sometimes better vapor then higher voltage, I also have that experience but don't know why.
Capillary action can be drastically reduced if the heat from the coil boils the juice prior to getting to the coils. This can cause pressure fluctuations in the mesh itself as the steam bubbles form and collapse inside the mesh. Reducing the current applied to the coil will allow the juice to reach the the incoming air at the coils, and allow for expansion by the air which produces the vapor your looking for. I find this to be a huge problem with my stupid skinny wick cobra. That is why I am so far happy with everything Did.
Can't help thinking I'd like you to expand on this statement 2GLR, not because I don't believe it, but just because I want to get my head round the real life application of the concept.
BJ43 suggests that around 2mm is optimum size for wicks, and a few other genny makers are staying around the 2.5mm wick hole after experimenting with larger wicks and finding diminishing returns.
I for one have four DIDs and love the flexibility of the large wickhole and have most setup with 3.2mm semi solid wicks and one with a 2.3mm semi solid for decent performance at low watts 2.1ohms on the feeble lavatube v1.
Wicking is the no.1 challenge after you get your oxidization method and coiling technique down and I'm keen to expand my knowledge on the subject wherever a new resource crops up.
So spill it LOL
I got my Beautiful Standard DID in the Mail today and in the process of cleaning it up I managed to lose the top nut to the center post to the EVIL garbage disposal
Sincerely;
Nate aka Darth Vapor
You can wrap the top coil wire tail around the positive pole a few times without a nut. Not a great long term solution but definitely works. Make sure you leave the top tail a little longer so you can get a few wraps around the pole.
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Thank you so much MiriamTWH, I am going to go ahead and disassemble it again and take the center pin down to the hardware stores here in the area and see if I can get a nut to act as a substitute to use until I can get a real set shipped to me
If I had any left I would send them to you Devon :-(
I tried that out and for some reason even with a good tight three solide wraps around the top post I still could not get it going right. Thank you so much for the suggestion CW. I am just gonna go out and about today and see if I can find something to use on it until I can get the replacement parts in
Sincerely;
Nate aka Darth Vapor
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Thank you so much MiriamTWH, I am going to go ahead and disassemble it again and take the center pin down to the hardware stores here in the area and see if I can get a nut to act as a substitute to use until I can get a real set shipped to me
If I had any left I would send them to you Devon :-(
I tried that out and for some reason even with a good tight three solide wraps around the top post I still could not get it going right. Thank you so much for the suggestion CW. I am just gonna go out and about today and see if I can find something to use on it until I can get the replacement parts in
Sincerely;
Nate aka Darth Vapor
the easyest way when you loose a screw is making a setup with a spring and an M2 screw...works wonderfull
the easyest way when you loose a screw is making a setup with a spring and an M2 screw...works wonderfull
WOW, MacGyver meets Orion!!!! Where can I get that stuff?? I believe I can get the Spring from any regular old fashioned Pen, but the tiny washers and nuts, that is what I need to know where to get. I am thinking Fry's may have them since they sell electronics. Gonna have to look up M2 Screws.
Sincerely;
Nate aka Darth Vapor
Jim is going to have a spring upgrade kit available on his site in the next week or so!
take a look at ebay or amazon. I bought all the stuff here, but I can only speek for gemany.
one washer on the ground for the plastik insulator.....fitted with M2w nut...spring....washer and finally M2 nut on the top...that is all you need.
that cost a few cent´s
one washer on the ground for the plastik insulator.....fitted with M2w nut...spring....washer and finally M2 nut on the top...that is all you need.
that cost a few cent´s
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