atty must be really beat and/or bummed - i can't believe he didn't back track tonight!
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~~~~ Tibs.
Future ~~~~ Fran.
Kat....I'm always glad to help if I can. I wish you had posted your question though. Now...I'm all curious as to what it could be! Waiting......
Future ~~~~ Fran.
Kat....I'm always glad to help if I can. I wish you had posted your question though. Now...I'm all curious as to what it could be! Waiting......
is there a tweety in the house? 
morning, atty sunshine!
it's cleaning day ................ sigh
morning, atty sunshine!
it's cleaning day ................ sigh
I've been waiting for you, Atty! Morning Tibs and Frannie!
So, I'v been watching this video that Phil made about BDC Aspire clearomizers and I've been thinking.
Are those coils really configured in parallel? I watched Phil's video the other day and noticed that the manufacturer recommends 3-5 volts. If we're dealing with two 3.6Ω coils, the wattage on 3 volts would come to 2.5 watts--that's in unvapeable territory, IMO.
Phil was using them on 4.8 volts, which makes much more sense (6.4 watts), but still kinda lowish--and Phil likes his vapes hot.
Do you think that there is a possibility that those coils are configured in series rather than in parallel? They don't look like all the other dual coils I have dissected in the past...
The video is long, but if you go to 22 min or so you'll see him dissecting the atomizer head.
So, I'v been watching this video that Phil made about BDC Aspire clearomizers and I've been thinking.
Are those coils really configured in parallel? I watched Phil's video the other day and noticed that the manufacturer recommends 3-5 volts. If we're dealing with two 3.6Ω coils, the wattage on 3 volts would come to 2.5 watts--that's in unvapeable territory, IMO.
Phil was using them on 4.8 volts, which makes much more sense (6.4 watts), but still kinda lowish--and Phil likes his vapes hot.
Do you think that there is a possibility that those coils are configured in series rather than in parallel? They don't look like all the other dual coils I have dissected in the past...
The video is long, but if you go to 22 min or so you'll see him dissecting the atomizer head.
On a THURSDAY Tibs? Must have other plans for tomorrow, huh?
BTW...I owe you postage reimbursement yet....
BTW...I owe you postage reimbursement yet....
is there a tweety in the house?
morning, atty sunshine!
it's cleaning day ................ sigh
Cleaning day??? It's Thursday, Tibs!
let's see. Two 3.6 ohm coils...so that's a 1.8 ohm DC head.
At 3 volts that's 3x3/1.8 = 5 watts.
At 5 volts that's 5x5/1.8 = 13.8888 watts
At 3 volts that's 3x3/1.8 = 5 watts.
At 5 volts that's 5x5/1.8 = 13.8888 watts
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