Actually, my business does have an app in the Google Play Store (and it's free) but it has nothing to do with vaping.There's an APP for that? Off to Google store!

Actually, my business does have an app in the Google Play Store (and it's free) but it has nothing to do with vaping.There's an APP for that? Off to Google store!

Pdib, I've always wondered, exactly how thick is a gnats whisker?
I always thought it was little less than an RCH.I used the term in the hopes that nobody actually knows the dimensions of a gnat's whisker

Not that long ago, I let a guy who was a firm believer that only mechs could supply his power needs screw his atty onto one of my dna 20s. He thought he was vaping at right around 20 watts on his mech, so he immediately turned the power on the DNA up to the full 20 watts and the result... He scorched his wick. This was obviously an unscientific test (no actual measurements were taken) but it's also clear that his mech wasn't really putting the voltage he thought it was into his atty.![]()
I'd like to point out that have not asked our host in this thread to change a thing about the mods he's making.
the only way I would attempt it would be to do it all in an extended base, which shouldn't affect how it feels in the hand.
True, I've noticed you've made a point of being clear about that. Not that there isn't room for dissent, should you feel the need. I'm open to ideas always. I may not be able to or want to implement them; but hey. I did intend to design something that was very moddable on such things as contacts, connections and materials. Although it's not particularly moddable re: having extra space to add parts, I'm open to such requests . . . . as a certain mysterious person has just had fulfilled (wherein they are receiving an extra bottom section piece and copper plate).
Don't be shy to ask.
I'm curious, have you measured voltage at the atty, under load to confirm that you're really vaping at the power you think you're vaping at? Not that long ago, I let a guy who was a firm believer that only mechs could supply his power needs screw his atty onto one of my DNA 20s. He thought he was vaping at right around 20 watts on his mech, so he immediately turned the power on the DNA up to the full 20 watts and the result... He scorched his wick. This was obviously an unscientific test (no actual measurements were taken) but it's also clear that his mech wasn't really putting the voltage he thought it was into his atty.
I've been reading about all the ohms and watts for months... and I'm finally at a point that I think I (kinda) understand what is going on...
This last from Rossum about the watts on a mech not actually being as high as previously thought leads me to wonder... why does this matter? Isn't the important thing the number of hours of good vape you get? That is, can't you tweak your coils to give you the vape you like best regardless of the amps put out by your mod?
I tend to measure the v-drop on every mod I build, modify and/or send out. (voltage at coil . . . . battery and everything . . . whole system voltage). Mine (my unit) tends to show 3.85V on a fresh battery (4.15 off my charger) with a .4Ω coil. That's 37 Watts (real time). I tend to vape it til the battery is at ~3.8V (that's hitting at 3.5V at the coil); and on the same .4Ω coil I'm getting 30 Watts and change.
Actually, my business does have an app in the Google Play Store (and it's free) but it has nothing to do with vaping.![]()
I had a really hard time deciding which to ask for. I changed my mind every time pdib posted a pic. Then I saw a video he posted showing how it shimmers & decided that the Santos Mahogany would be my first foray into BF.
I think this is supertrunker's Santos Dibi caught on tape.
Thank you, sir!Don't be shy to ask.
Yep, you are. This puts you right at the threshold of the 33-35 watts a DNA 30 will actually produce into a load (if the rest of the mod has sufficiently low resistance) and means it would add less flexibility to your vape than to someone like me who doesn't run at those crazy power levels.I tend to measure the v-drop on every mod I build, modify and/or send out. (voltage at coil . . . . battery and everything . . . whole system voltage). Mine (my unit) tends to show 3.85V on a fresh battery (4.15 off my charger) with a .4Ω coil. That's 37 Watts (real time). I tend to vape it til the battery is at ~3.8V (that's hitting at 3.5V at the coil); and on the same .4Ω coil I'm getting 30 Watts and change.
I've been reading about all the ohms and watts for months... and I'm finally at a point that I think I (kinda) understand what is going on...
This last from Rossum about the watts on a mech not actually being as high as previously thought leads me to wonder... why does this matter? Isn't the important thing the number of hours of good vape you get? That is, can't you tweak your coils to give you the vape you like best regardless of the amps put out by your mod?
What it all boils down to is a dance between the air flow, chamber design, wicking, amount of surface area that is being heated, amount of energy put into that surface area, the particular juice, and your own preferences of vape. Get those crucial elements out of whack and no amount of voltage or amperage high or low regulated or not will compensate. I currently get a full day of satisfying vape out of a single SX30 18650 (most days) vaping at .7 ohms going through about 6 ml of juice on OliveR. I also have a bottom feeder that is capable of over 100 watts regulated from .6V to 5.5V up to 20A, but it is the OliveR (with a Reo for backup) that I use daily due to ergonomics.
So how much vape time is that?
with my batteries on my mod with my nic. level, resistance, airflow and my vaping habits; one battery per day.

