Oh don't worry. We know perfectly what you mean. I'm dealing with the DNA40 cheerleaders myself in my own twisted way
Give me a "D"! Give me a "N"! Give me an "A"! Give me a "40"! [glug, glug, glug] Thanks for the forty oz! What was I saying...
Rayon wick, better flow, flavor, saturation and Nic Hit!
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Give me a "D"! Give me a "N"! Give me an "A"! Give me a "40"! [glug, glug, glug] Thanks for the forty oz! What was I saying...
Oh don't worry. We know perfectly what you mean. I'm dealing with the DNA40 cheerleaders myself in my own twisted way
Don't you just love em!
edit* Fanbois should be tarred and Rayoned
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Where is the rayon part huh?
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I bought a Rayon wig yesterday so I could just snip off a chunk when I need to re-wick rather than waste a lot of time walking into the other room to grab a hunk.........
I bought a Rayon wig yesterday so I could just snip off a chunk when I need to re-wick rather than waste a lot of time walking into the other room to grab a hunk.........
Most guys have trouble going into Sally's to buy a box of Rayon an you bought a Wig... now that's a person with absolutely no identity crises whatsoever.
Most guys have trouble going into Sally's to buy a box of Rayon an you bought a Wig... now that's a person with absolutely no identity crises whatsoever.
lmao.........
If I had a Sally beauty shop here, I would definitely go there and buy SOMETHING lol
Last I checked there was a kind of franchising in Spain but I called them and they didn't have any rayon or cellucotton. The store is 400km away from me so I'm not too fond of just going there to make sure.
Here in Europe we do have freak fiber which is nothing more than sterile rayon. More expensive obviously but 6 bucks for a small bag that can last you 6 months or more isn't that bad.
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Last I checked there was a kind of franchising in Spain but I called them and they didn't have any rayon or cellucotton. The store is 400km away from me so I'm not too fond of just going there to make sure.
Here in Europe we do have freak fiber which is nothing more than sterile rayon. More expensive obviously but 6 bucks for a small bag that can last you 6 months or more isn't that bad.
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Yeah Jeremy, I am still apprehensive about stacking batteries. Even after all I have read from you and others. Even after I bought two new batts and tried it myself last night and survived.
IMRs don't catch fire, right?
How important is it to rotate them?
IMRs don't catch fire, right?
How important is it to rotate them?
Rotating them can't hurt, Paul. I marked mine so it was easy to keep track of which was which and logged everything in a spreadsheet. After a year they got too far apart in discharge and charge levels, so I stopped stacking, tons of 18650s hanging around now.
Yeah paul I can understand.. Don't take offense I know people want to be safe..
Imr batteries are safe bud. Safe non-explosive chemisty. ... They don't blow up like the old protected ICR low drains that caused all the worry. Maybe they fit loose with poor wrappers and shorted each other. Imrs have heafty caps and wrappers.
You should see the 2 year old 16340 joyetech that were gifted to me at a year old.... I was stacking those first and used them for another year along with the single pair of 18350 efest I had. They never did anything but get weaker and weaker. The efest are a year old and yes their capacity is about half what it was new. They've been charged over 300 times on a cheap charger and run to cut off each time.. Not problems, using them right now actually. They still come out at .02 -.03 differential. .05 is safe and I would decommission much above that.
.02 is normal.
Rotating is OK, not a big deal they get shuffeled naturally. Biggest thing is one will take a few minutes more than the other to charge. Once a month or more check for excessive differential is safe practice. Mostly one could be not as good as the other from the factory. But considering they can run down to 2.5v with no issue your likely never going to get close to that with a mod cutoff of 6.4.
Imr batteries are safe bud. Safe non-explosive chemisty. ... They don't blow up like the old protected ICR low drains that caused all the worry. Maybe they fit loose with poor wrappers and shorted each other. Imrs have heafty caps and wrappers.
You should see the 2 year old 16340 joyetech that were gifted to me at a year old.... I was stacking those first and used them for another year along with the single pair of 18350 efest I had. They never did anything but get weaker and weaker. The efest are a year old and yes their capacity is about half what it was new. They've been charged over 300 times on a cheap charger and run to cut off each time.. Not problems, using them right now actually. They still come out at .02 -.03 differential. .05 is safe and I would decommission much above that.
.02 is normal.
Rotating is OK, not a big deal they get shuffeled naturally. Biggest thing is one will take a few minutes more than the other to charge. Once a month or more check for excessive differential is safe practice. Mostly one could be not as good as the other from the factory. But considering they can run down to 2.5v with no issue your likely never going to get close to that with a mod cutoff of 6.4.
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Well now this is tempting
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...0855-sigelei-100w-plus-76-w-free-ship-us.html
Thanks for the replies. I thought I might number them one and two and load them by even and odd day number.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...0855-sigelei-100w-plus-76-w-free-ship-us.html
Thanks for the replies. I thought I might number them one and two and load them by even and odd day number.
What ever makes you feel comfortable. Your protected with the zmax. And you'll feel any heat well before you have any battery venting. Which I assure you what your doing is far safer than using any mech.
Its getting closer.. Very tempting.. I'd like it to be a little smaller though.. A lot of wasted space in the sigelie currently. Especially considering the size of the ridiculosly small istick50 with two 18650..
Its getting closer.. Very tempting.. I'd like it to be a little smaller though.. A lot of wasted space in the sigelie currently. Especially considering the size of the ridiculosly small istick50 with two 18650..
The only thing I didn't like about the Zmax stacked is the length and weight. Bad enough with an 18650. I did go all day on my new 3100 and that makes me smile. Two of those in the Sig 100 with a 2 ohm coil should go a week.
When looking at battery arrays, people need to stop thinking in terms of milliamp-hours and start thinking in terms of milliwatt-hours.
Your brilliant man... Milli-watt hours...
Yeah something that means how long I'll be able to vape this thing before changing batteries.
Yeah something that means how long I'll be able to vape this thing before changing batteries.
Does the Ohm law apply here? mAh times Volts = MilliWatt / Hours
I highly recommend a bottom feeder. I'm not saying mine, I don't make a dual battery mod anyways but if you haven't tried one I highly recommend at least giving one a shot. I say this bc I've known you for a while, you turned me on to rayon and I'd like to return the favor. I think it's the best way to increase the quality of your vaping experience, for sure. [emoji41]
True story: a few months ago I was listening to a radio show where the presenter went on how stupidly dangerous stacked batteries are.
Later in the show he was announcing a new promising high powered mod with interesting features and batteries in series... Erm...
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