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A lil inside info on my incoming ZNA...
First, I've always wanted one.
Second, I could not come to spend the money on a new one.
Third, I wasn't sure whether I really wanted a B Grade Unit either.
But, and there is always one... An item that I have always wanted was on sale Black Friday. I selected the item to add to my cart and it had an additional purchase option. Low and Behold, the optional add-on item was a B Grade ZNA.
It, Is, On, The, Way!!!
Jim
Well thank you. We shall see. It will still be a ways off. Have weeks to wait for my prized radius and of course I will have to be here to brag on how great it is.
ohhh...Pretty tubes !
Things you might hear said at Chippendale's...
I have. They vaped fine. I think I said in my PM to you that this is an area you can tinker around with.
If you're checkbook hates us after one day it'll be in a murderous rage come next week!!!So, definitely worth nabbing one of those cheap b-stocks then? Been here one day my checkbook already hates you all!
We like spending each others money ... Oh yes we do!!!
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I thought I would ask before I tinker too much.
When I'm building coils it can take me a couple of tries to get the wire tight and by then I've lost count of how many wraps there are. I can't count the wraps afterward, since they are too small (even with readers), so it's often a surprise what resistance they turn out to be.
When I'm building coils it can take me a couple of tries to get the wire tight and by then I've lost count of how many wraps there are. I can't count the wraps afterward, since they are too small (even with readers), so it's often a surprise what resistance they turn out to be.
I used a big magnifying glass to check mine.
I haven't done very many yet.
I used a big magnifying glass to check mine.
That didn't work for me. I even tried using a needle to count the spaces - no go. But I have a visual processing disorder, so not being able to do certain things doesn't bother me.
I used to go nuts wrapping coils. The excitement came from the fact that I assumed it was an overcomplicated affair & to find I could do it without blowing up the house made me feel empowered.
For no reason I was making new coils that it became 2nd nature. I must have purchased every coil making gizmo out there & in the end the simplest wrap was around either a toothpick or one of the infamous blew screwdrivers.
Now I leave a coil in for months before changing it.
Sent from my i6S+
For no reason I was making new coils that it became 2nd nature. I must have purchased every coil making gizmo out there & in the end the simplest wrap was around either a toothpick or one of the infamous blew screwdrivers.
Now I leave a coil in for months before changing it.
Sent from my i6S+
Sweetie, it's a coil. That's a bit too much work for something that's going to end up being roughly 1.2-1.8Ω.
It's nice to know I'm not the only one.When I'm building coils it can take me a couple of tries to get the wire tight and by then I've lost count of how many wraps there are. I can't count the wraps afterward, since they are too small (even with readers), so it's often a surprise what resistance they turn out to be.
Talk about indirect and convoluted! But, somehow comforting to know I can if I really, really want to.
Someone posted goat vs cow in another Provari thread. It's actually a sheep. I knew larger sheep could do this but not a sheep this small. I don't think it's a knock out, I think it's a fatality.
Now that I think about it I can't really tell how big the ram is with the camera angle.
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