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[imeothanasis]

thats true monk. But it depends on if battery makes step down or makes boosting

ok
my personal experience on a DNA makes me thing there IS a difference ... I don't have the patience to make a proper test to prove it, but usually a higher resistance tends to preserve battery life ... again it's not scientificaly tested, but it's my feeling

 

[monkkx]

really, I don't have any figure, I might be totally wrong ... but I had the impression that my experience was not what I would expect from theory ....
I can't proof anything so I'll just shut up and enjoy my short penny v2 with cotton and ribbon ready coil Proteus, hurry up ...

 

[Yaya]

Lets start with 14500 and then we can make a 14650 tube buddy. If you like better the 14650 then we can make it, its easy. But size matters to me a lot

Naughty boy

 

[FogNL]

double message, can't delete

 

[Itshak]

Naughty boy

Now that's a GG girl

 

[FogNL]

thats true monk. But it depends on if battery makes step down or makes boosting

I think it depends if the mod uses voltage or wattage regulation Imeo

Have a look here and play around with the resistance (with 'regulated APV' and 'power regulated' selected). A changing resistance with a set wattage has no effect on battery life. This is also exactly my own experience with my 4 power regulated mods.

Battery drain | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators


This is different with voltage regulated devices like the Provari.

 

[imeothanasis]

hahaha, size matters always yaya. In some cases the big one, in some cases the short one.
My opinion about batteries and battery holders is very simple and there is no reason to search around for other solutions:

1. The thinnest big battery holder has to be at 21mm (fits the 18xxx batteries)
2. The thinnest battery holder in general is at 17mm (fits 14xxx batteries)

Battery holders like 26xxx are funny and batteries thinner than 14xxx are useless. Also its useless and silly to make battery holders fatter than the appropriate size without a serious reason. Thats only my opinion of course

Naughty boy

 

[imeothanasis]

I think it depends if the mod uses voltage or wattage regulation Imeo

Have a look here and play around with the resistance (with 'regulated APV' and 'power regulated' selected). A changing resistance with a set wattage has no effect on battery life. This is also exactly my own experience with my 4 power regulated mods.

Battery drain | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators


This is different with voltage regulated devices like the Provari.

thats also true fog. On VV devices, the power is not the same if you increase or decrease voltage

 

[leobaker]

Why not 16mm, apart for penny's obviously...

hahaha, size matters always yaya. In some cases the big one, in some cases the short one.
My opinion about batteries and battery holders is very simple and there is no reason to search around for other solutions:

1. The thinnest big battery holder has to be at 21mm (fits the 18xxx batteries)
2. The thinnest battery holder in general is at 17mm (fits 14xxx batteries)

Battery holders like 26xxx are funny and batteries thinner than 14xxx are useless. Also its useless and silly to make battery holders fatter than the appropriate size without a serious reason. Thats only my opinion of course

 

[Itshak]

Why not 16mm, apart for penny's obviously...

Threads??
Maybe it will be too fragile,not the GG kind of stuff we use to.

 

[Aal_]

Threads??
Maybe it will be too fragile,not the GG kind of stuff we use to.

Simplicity mod is 16mm at the ends and 15mm in the middle, so it is doable.

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[Itshak]

Of course,I didn't say it's can't be made.

 

[FogNL]

Why not 16mm, apart for penny's obviously...

I think the obvious answer is already there?...

 

[imeothanasis]

a tube at 16mm with 15x... threads inside it will bend immediately even if only one time the tube falls to floor and even from a small distance leo. It can be done but it will so thin that will bring you the problems you had with penelope mouthpiece that had really thin walls. Its not worth it at all. You will have an expensive mod in your hands but so sensitive that you will regret it!

Why not 16mm, apart for penny's obviously...

 

[imeothanasis]

Simplicity mod is 16mm at the ends and 15mm in the middle, so it is doable.

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its sooo fragile aal. If you ask any machine shop out there, they will tell you that they dont want to make something like this, not because they cant but because its silly.

I dont want to offend supert but its not a good move. I can do that, no problem. But its not what you will really like. If it was ok then I would have done it a long time ago

 

[Aal_]

its sooo fragile aal. If you ask any machine shop out there, they will tell you that they dont want to make something like this, not because they cant but because its silly.

I dont want to offend supert but its not a good move. I can do that, no problem. But its not what you will really like. If it was ok then I would have done it a long time ago

PM incoming ...

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[imeothanasis]

received and answered buddy

 

[jesseseetai]

Imeo, will you please make an awesome 17mm tank for proteus to use with Sophia and Diver atomizers?

 

[imeothanasis]

after UFS, tanks are over for me jes. I find them very old constructions with no meaning. We have tankomizers like Ithaka and Penelope right now that works way better than tank solutions

 

[jesseseetai]

yeah i know what you mean. i love my penelopes... but it would also be nice to have a good looking tank for my Sophia as well. it's strange that no one makes a 17mm tank.