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Welcome to ALL the new members who posted in this thread. I remember when I was new, I was a little overwhelmed at how welcoming and friendly everyone was on this forum. It's a really nice place.
Thanks guysdoes anyone have any experience sub ohm dripping here?
<raises hand> I do, I do! Well, currently I'm at .94. That qualifies, though, right?
Yes of course! How is the flavor ? What kind of vapor production are you getting what vg pg blend do you use , sorry for all the questions trying to learn as much as i can before i buil my own
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Yeah, I was off playing poker online. I'm vaping a custom peanut butter-apple blend from mount baker Vapor at 65pg/35vg, in a Nimbus clone atty on a Sentinel M16 with dual 9-wrap micro-coils of 28g kanthal and sterile cotton wicks. Basically, this is the build: Dual Micro Coil with Cotton Build on Nimbus RDA from Ehpro - YouTube
Flavor is rich and changes constantly as the battery and wicks drain; the vapor production is good, though it's more about the density of vapor than the volume.
Are you new to vaping or just rebuilding?
Flavor is rich and changes constantly as the battery and wicks drain; the vapor production is good, though it's more about the density of vapor than the volume.
Are you new to vaping or just rebuilding?
Thanks for the video noble i will watch it in just a moment is it you in the vid? And im semi new to rda /rbas i am just looking for a good setup for the nimbus clone , i am a ex hookah smoker so i vape instead of hookah so i prefer big fluffy flavor lcouds i know thats alot to ask for , the build i was thinking of doing was a 24 guage super nano single coil, look it up on youtube its by rip trippers
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No, that's not me in the video. Though now that I think about it, I probably look a bit like Varos but with glasses and less hair. As far as internet personalities go, I think I prefer his distinctly more zen approach to riptripper's over-the-top sensationalism, entertaining as it is. Anyway I hope you're not just jumping into the riptripper stuff without spending a lot of time getting to know your multimeter and learning about battery safety. I hate to be a buzzkill but rebuilding attys requires some patience and homework. Read the stickies on ECF concerning battery safety, if you haven't already. Sub ohm dripping/cloud chasing entails a certain amount of risk. For instance, if you're using a Nimbus clone to do super nanos, you have to drill those air holes bigger. The airflow you get with the stock airholes won't be enough to cool the coils during use. Those things get hot.
Be careful and be safe.
Welcome, newcomer braveheart!
To willf: I would start with the smallest bit you have, first, and see if that works for you. You can always make the hole bigger, but if you go too big you can't make it smaller.
To willf: I would start with the smallest bit you have, first, and see if that works for you. You can always make the hole bigger, but if you go too big you can't make it smaller.
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