Yeah right. Couldn't find any harm in vapor so back to "save the children." I'm so sick of that...
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Yeah right. Couldn't find any harm in vapor so back to "save the children." I'm so sick of that...
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Translation: We need to tax them or else. We're losing money! How are we going to pay for universal preschool????? Those stupid smokers don't want to smoke anymore!!!! Help!!!!
Universal pre-school? Every other major country has UHC... but I agree to disagree... 
At least 7 dead and more shot...several shooters....
Sad.
At least 7 dead and more shot...several shooters....
Sad.
with such depressing news i'll retreat to the outdoors and busy myself making headway there!
laterzzzzzzzzzzzz!
laterzzzzzzzzzzzz!
Curious, I think someone was mentioning micro-coils in here (Atty?). I've only read the first couple of posts in the micro-coil threads, so this is probably covered in there somewhere: I use a round toothpick to wrap my coils around for the Kangers. This measures out at around 0.07 inch (1.9 mm). The micro-coils are (from what I gather) wrapped on 1/16 inch (0.0625 inch; 1.6 mm) whatevers. I use 32g nichrome/kanthal and do ~7-8 wraps for ~2.5 ohm. So ... have I been making micro-coils; or are they mega-micro-coils or some such? 
Not an expert Catt.
However, the 1/16th thing is correct. The 32 ga...idk if ga matters or not. Usually they are heavier (lower #) ga. But I don't think they HAVE to be.
The other thing is that they do as follows:
They wrap the coil, make it hot...more or less a dry burn, and let off the button and squeeze the coils together until they touch. So with a micro-coil, the coils are tight. They let off the button when they squeeze them together to avoid making shorts while doing it. It basically makes a long narrow "heat tube". I'm betting there's micro-gaps for vapor anyway Otherwise you'd only get vapor out the ends (maybe flowing out due to vaporization pressure).
The thing with them is I fry cotton when I try it...it burns in the center due to the heat. So IDK.....
Some of this is per dusty. See posts here:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/468928-cottony-wick-micro-coil.html
ETA: IDK how many loops "qualifies". Probably one of those raging debates.....
However, the 1/16th thing is correct. The 32 ga...idk if ga matters or not. Usually they are heavier (lower #) ga. But I don't think they HAVE to be.
The other thing is that they do as follows:
They wrap the coil, make it hot...more or less a dry burn, and let off the button and squeeze the coils together until they touch. So with a micro-coil, the coils are tight. They let off the button when they squeeze them together to avoid making shorts while doing it. It basically makes a long narrow "heat tube". I'm betting there's micro-gaps for vapor anyway
Otherwise you'd only get vapor out the ends (maybe flowing out due to vaporization pressure).The thing with them is I fry cotton when I try it...it burns in the center due to the heat. So IDK.....
Some of this is per dusty. See posts here:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/468928-cottony-wick-micro-coil.html
ETA: IDK how many loops "qualifies". Probably one of those raging debates.....
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well, micro coils! another thing to put on the backburner i try those after i mastered my other setups!
i try those after i mastered my other setups!
frannie must have wrenched her back out with all those loads of wood today!
i figured there were 2 choices
1 your back is out
2 long movie
glad it was number 2 - and that reminds me - brb
1 your back is out
2 long movie
glad it was number 2 - and that reminds me - brb
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