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[entropy1049]

If you’re not building super low and your regulated APV calculates and displays resistance you’re golden. Building at the threshold I prefer a little bit more precision and accuracy.

Cotton Bacon Prime is my cotton of choice. It’s demonstratively faster wicking than is CBv2. Check eBay for good prices, beware of counterfeits.

 

[stols001]

Yes, unless you are building only on a mech, you don't need an ohm's reader.

I technically don't "need" toilet paper either we get plenty of junk mail. My ohm's reader is the technical equivalent of TP, because a) it's a stable base and b) I build up to test vaping on it so it's been leaked on a LOT more than my more expensive regulated mods. So for me it has usefulness although I will say that is a lot to pay for an ohms reader alone you might be able to get a whole coilmaster kit for that price somewhere, which also has SOME usefulness to some people, I find mine useful although I don't use each and every tool.

Wicking is also personal preference. I happen to find rayon better than ANY cotton material and I did start with cotton, so I know the advantages for rayon (for me).

In case you decide to get interested in rayon (you certainly don't have to) well, here: https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/threads/rayon-wick-better-flow-flavor-longevity-and-nic-hit-pt-2.706948/

Good luck,

Anna

 

[mimöschen]

My ohm's reader is the technical equivalent of toilet paper, ...

Isn't that quite uncomfortable?
And how's longevity? Or do you buy a new one each time?

 

[stols001]

I really.... There is nothing redeemable I can say honestly... Walked right into that one.

Anna

 

[gpjoe]

I don't own a single dedicated vaping ohm meter...I have three.

You know what they say: "one is none". Love me some backup.