Holy crap, the eGo ONE is pretty rad. Just got it today, and it's a winner for me. I got the 2200 mAH battery with it. I'm a happy camper. 
Yep the plutonium was a yoke. The mod itself is a little bigger so it kinda looks like the chip may be bigger they don't say too much about how it works but I imagine it has an adjustable TCR so it can use all those wire. Then you have to know the TCR of each wire which I'm not even sure what TCR stands for but I know they have been talking about it on the Ti thread. I think the DNA200 has it and I believe another one does too. I know that it stands for how much resistance a certain type of wire has. Getting complicated. I think the DNA200 has to be adjusted with your computer which people don't care for.I'ld like to see how it goes with the plutonium. If you glow in the dark, it'll be easier to find your mod at night.
I agree. What's the point of selling a mod that can take updates if they don't actually do the updates? Maybe, the update is just too big? Maybe they had to make more changes than just do updates to make it all work?
Oh - I just remembered using magnesium fire starters back in my scouting days. Dry burning a magnesium coil will be interesting
Where do you buy your plutonium wire? I used to buy it from this guy in France, but he doesn't answer my emails anymore.Plutonium does have a very high temperature coefficient.
Magnesium's temp coefficient is too low to work very well with temp control![]()
Y'know what I used to do? I used to peel the plastic film off of the bulbs, so the explosion wouldn't be contained and the whole thing would blast into a million pieces. You'd also get a flame coming out of the flash reflector.Anyone remember actual flash bulbs? Magnesium filaments in them burning very fast was how they worked.
Yep the plutonium was a yoke. The mod itself is a little bigger so it kinda looks like the chip may be bigger they don't say too much about how it works but I imagine it has an adjustable TCR so it can use all those wire. Then you have to know the TCR of each wire which I'm not even sure what TCR stands for but I know they have been talking about it on the Ti thread. I think the DNA200 has it and I believe another one does too. I know that it stands for how much resistance a certain type of wire has. Getting complicated. I think the DNA200 has to be adjusted with your computer which people don't care for.
It declines continuously but too slowly to notice a difference in any 5 year period. Besides, within moments of the introduction of plutonium coil wire, there will be mods that increase power automatically as radioactivity is reduced.But the vapor declines after the half-life period, right?
Buy one, and done!
Anyone remember actual flash bulbs? Magnesium filaments in them burning very fast was how they worked.
I wonder what the temperature coefficient is though? Might be excellent for temp control. Too hot and they just poof?
That is the magnesium coils. You get one massive cloud per coil.Drawing from memory here... (HEY! NO noise from the p'nut gallery, I do still have one. Somewhere...)
TCR is Temperature Coefficient of Resistance. Plugged into the right equation (and hopefully the chip!), it's used to calculate how much the resistance changes with changing temp.
Actually, the plutonium coils are made for cloud competitions, right?![]()
Plutonium coils are for frugal tootle puffers. Just think--one build will last a lifetime.That is the magnesium coils. You get one massive cloud per coil.
Naah do you know what that stuff costs per gram???Plutonium coils are for frugal tootle puffers. Just think--one build will last a lifetime.
how ya gonna count yur wraps? Don't know when the wire passes "GO"You can do it with your eyes closed because there's nothing that you have to be able to see when making the coil.
well it was worth a shotJust for the heck of it I'm going to try to make a coil around a wick using my CoilMaster. I'll report back on whether it worked.
gotta take my glasses off for the real close up stuff too. Bifocals were supposed to fix this but didn't of course. The new bifocals are better, but still not right.I also take my glasses off for close work. And I have a couple of those big lighted magnifiers on an arm for working on bitty bitty stuff.
I got a lighted headband that is fantastic at Lowe's, but it doesn't have the magnifier. It's very comfy though, and much brighter than the one I had with the magnifier (which didn't work well at all). Kinda like this.It would be a lot handier to have one less thing to juggle! Where did you get yours? Is it heavy?
what will they think of next?Supposed to use NI200, Ti, Copper, SS, Silver, Gold and Plutonium wire.
The neurologist told me I have to start taking magnesium, maybe I could just vape it!!No Magnesuim wire yet?
Welcome to the porch!!! Pull up a chair and get comfy!Holy crap, the eGo ONE is pretty rad. Just got it today, and it's a winner for me. I got the 2200 mAH battery with it. I'm a happy camper.![]()
Naah do you know what that stuff costs per gram???
Cheaper to use Kanthal.
very true.... especially when your life time is about 6 months after using themPlutonium coils are for frugal tootle puffers. Just think--one build will last a lifetime.
how ya gonna count yur wraps? Don't know when the wire passes "GO"![]()
Even if counting in half-wrap increments, I can count all the way up to 8 or so with my eyes closed. I'm a very fart smeller, er, smart feller. In order to get a nice 5.5 wraps for instance, I need to wrap about 5.8 wraps because a portion at the end will spring back. But, my eyeballs are not needed to do that.how ya gonna count yur wraps? Don't know when the wire passes "GO"![]()