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feeding up and starting supper early - dreary, chilly, rainy day here
feeding up and starting supper early - dreary, chilly, rainy day here
AHA!!!!
Yes, caffeine helps! I was calculating for 3.6Ω coils--that's how I arrived at 2.5 watts. So, my question still stands--do you think they may be configured in series? You see, the wattage for 1.8Ω coils makes more sense than for 3.6Ω ones. They recommend 3-5 volts...
And I already saw Aspire replacement (dual) coil heads rated at 2.1Ω. Hmmmm....
Anyone?
Long gone
Although, I'm thinking about crepes...apple and/or creme cheese. But will probably just have toast. lol. Just not feeling it today. Have a bunch of apples I need to do something with, but my get up and go...got up and went over to Fran's (or somewhere not in my location).
German Apple Pancakes Recipe | Epicurious.com
My mom used to make them when we were kids...
I know it's funny, but do you realize how many pets get injured and killed (or cause injuries to other pets and humans) daily because they are off leash? I hate people who let their pets roam off leash. The animal control guy was right--you have to have control over your animal at all time. Our friends lost their dog recently--the dog darted after a rabbit and was hit by a car. In front of them, their kids, and a bunch of other passers by. That was horrible.
If it says it's 1.8 ohms and you think there are 2 x 3.6 ohm coils then it has to be in parallel.
Besides ....I don't know how you call 2 coils in series a dual coil. Because that's really 1 coil...with a flat spot in the middle. lol
I don't know either--that's why I'm asking you. Because you're the expert. It's just that the specs make more sense if we have two 1.8Ω coils, but I don't know if that's even feasible--electrically speaking. Can they be configured independently from one another?
If those coils are indeed 3.6Ω each, 2.5 watts (3 volt manufacturer's recommendation) makes absolutely no sense. You can't vape anything at 2.5 watts...
Well, you're correct that it doesn't make a lot of sense at 1st glance. I suppose they could use really thin gauge wire and get it hotter faster that way (kinda reverse-SLR) but they would burn out easily.
I assume you were correct the 1st time (two 3.6 ohm coils = 1.8 ohm DC carto). But I have no way of knowing.
I thought you said 3-5 volts. 5 volts would make sense.
Dual coils in series are....wrap a coil....leave a straight wire gap...continue wrapping another coil....
so ___////___////___
which is basically ___////////___ when you close up the gap.
And I didn't mean YOU "you" I meant you "they".
I assume you were correct the 1st time (two 3.6 ohm coils = 1.8 ohm DC carto). But I have no way of knowing.
I thought you said 3-5 volts. 5 volts would make sense.
Dual coils in series are....wrap a coil....leave a straight wire gap...continue wrapping another coil....
so ___////___////___
which is basically ___////////___ when you close up the gap.
And I didn't mean YOU "you" I meant you "they".
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i decline! unless they have at least 6 eggs with the egg whites beaten stiff and folded under
i decline! unless they have at least 6 eggs with the egg whites beaten stiff and folded under
OK, I'll "bite"
D) What's the real German name for them? So I can look up a video recipe with egg whites beaten separately.They look good the way the recipe is written though, Kat.
i decline! unless they have at least 6 eggs with the egg whites beaten stiff and folded under
You are of course correct--I didn't even read the recipe... I just grabbed the first one from the Internet
It is an abomination. And the egg whites need to beaten separately and gently folded into the batter.
Well, you're correct that it doesn't make a lot of sense at 1st glance. I suppose they could use really thin gauge wire and get it hotter faster that way (kinda reverse-SLR) but they would burn out easily.
I assume you were correct the 1st time (two 3.6 ohm coils = 1.8 ohm DC carto). But I have no way of knowing.
I thought you said 3-5 volts. 5 volts would make sense.
Dual coils in series are....wrap a coil....leave a straight wire gap...continue wrapping another coil....
so ___////___////___
which is basically ___////////___ when you close up the gap.
And I didn't mean YOU "you" I meant you "they".
Exactly! That's what all the others duals look like--one wire!!!! Trust me, I've dissected plenty. But if you watch the video, those two coils Phil is extracting from the coil head look like they are not on the same wire--what I see are two separate coils, two separate wires.... But I don't know how they are configured--I'm not an electrician...
I just don't get it.
OK, I'll "bite"
They look good the way the recipe is written though, Kat.
Apfelküchle mit Vanilleeis (Rezept mit Bild) von haa1959 | Chefkoch.de
Atty, you can use any recipe for German (or Dutch) apple pancakes you like--just add an extra step of separating the eggs and beating the whites and adding them to the batter at the last minute--it makes the pancakes fluffier.
I also always separate my eggs (and beat the whites) when I bake--it makes every batter light and fluffy.
I also always separate my eggs (and beat the whites) when I bake--it makes every batter light and fluffy.
Exactly! That's what all the others duals look like--one wire!!!! Trust me, I've dissected plenty. But if you watch the video, those two coils Phil is extracting from the coil head look like they are not on the same wire--what I see are two separate coils, two separate wires.... But I don't know how they are configured--I'm not an electrician...
I just don't get it.
Well....It probably had 3 "leads" really (the other dual coils). Lemme see if I can explain/draw.
Series is as drawn above.
Parallel is
... ___////______
_/.......................\____
..\___////_______/
They share a common ground, and a common starting point (the center post) but the inputs are through the coils separately. (Ignore the "."'s above)
vs
____////_____////____
I'll stick to pancake recipes.
Above my pay grade...
Thanks for trying to explain, though! I really appreciate your valiant efforts.
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