One Stop Reference Shop For New and Experienced Vapers

[Kbennett65]

Thank you for taking the time to put this together! Wonderful reference. This will save a lot of people (including me) tons of time having one place to look.

 

[Keeferes]

Glad it can help. Being new myself, as you can see in my signature, I spent days rounding everything up and reading. Just wanted to try to give back a bit.

 

[sportrider]

Bump- Great info

 

[Keeferes]

Came across this thread on the modding board. As it is way past deadline for editing to include in the original post, I thought I'd just drop it here. It is threading sizes for connections. Give's the diameter and pitch of threads for folks interested.

 

[The Vagabond]

this should be sticky

 

[Keeferes]

Saw this one in a sig by Dampmaskin. Wanted to make sure it made into the useful tools area.

vape calc

 

[Keeferes]

Buried back on page 11. Just wanted to bring it back up so more folks can get a peak.

 

[Keeferes]

Another little bump to resurrect from the abyss.

 

[Mark Anthony]

Nice job..... Way to go!!

 

[Burnie]

Gets buried real quick with all the posts. Good info.

vape On
Burnie

 

[LEDBETTER122]

I wish there was a thread about the many different types of coils and how to build them. I'm always wanting to experiment different coils, but cant never find any, other than Rip Trippers

 

[Keeferes]

I wish there was a thread about the many different types of coils and how to build them. I'm always wanting to experiment different coils, but cant never find any, other than Rip Trippers

I have found, that after getting the basic principals down front and back, and learning the limits of your gear front and back, just try stuff. Sometimes it will work, sometimes not. I keep a little book with my build info in it. For example, I can tell you for sure, there is zero way to make a working triple coil with any kind of wicking material in it, in a Kanger PT head. Why would you even try that you ask? Because I can, or rather because I thought I could, would be the answer. Never seen it, tried it, failed at it, learned not to do that again. lol.

 

[eLefAdEr]

Amazing compilation of information. Well done. One thing I know for sure is that I will never know too much about this stuff!

 

[moondragon]

Very nice collection of information! Thanks for gathering it all together like that.

 

[pdib]

I wish there was a thread about the many different types of coils and how to build them. I'm always wanting to experiment different coils, but cant never find any, other than Rip Trippers

there's a whole sub-forum for that:

Coil Builds

 

[~Sue~Feb2012]

Just thought I'd bring this back up towards the front. Been seeing alot of these questions popping up again the last few days.

I have found, that after getting the basic principals down front and back, and learning the limits of your gear front and back, just try stuff. Sometimes it will work, sometimes not. I keep a little book with my build info in it. For example, I can tell you for sure, there is zero way to make a working triple coil with any kind of wicking material in it, in a Kanger PT head. Why would you even try that you ask? Because I can, or rather because I thought I could, would be the answer. Never seen it, tried it, failed at it, learned not to do that again. lol.

Thanks for your efforts Keeferes

 

[Keeferes]

Seems we have been buried again. Been seeing alot of questions in the new member area that can be answered here, so bumping to the front again.

 

[Stosh]

One link to be included with the battery info......Basic to Advanced Battery Information from Battery University

 

[Keeferes]

Wanted to bump this back up front again for some of the newer folks to see it.

 

[WileECoyote]

Bumped for you.