steam engine - idea

[defdock]

i see how steam engine has alot of options to browse thru - parellel coils, single, dual, quad, ect.



im suprized but not - i think an option for pancake/stovetop coils should be added.


i use this calculator alot and find myself paying attention to the "heat flux" results. - it would be nice to have the option for pankcake coils so i can see the heatflux that they produce ---- and others who may use the calc to find out how many "swirls" they need for a specific ohm range



found myself posting here - as the "support page" of the steam engine, only refers you to casaa.org to join membership. nothing to email anyone who develops the program

 

[InTheShade]

About | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators near the bottom there is a "click here" box under the feedback section where you can submit an online form for suggestions.

Good idea, I've not tried a stovetop coil yet, but I know they are getting more and more popular.

In addition, there is an email address he's posted.

[h=3]Author of bugs and glitches[/h]The Steam Engine is built and stoked by Norwegian vaping code monkey Lars Simonsen. You can reach me at my first name dot my last name at gmail dot com. If you write to me in English or Norwegian I probably won't have to use Google Translate in order to understand you.

 

[defdock]

when i click the "about" tab, it brings up the page with "links" - BUT the entire page is just a picture link, that brings me to sign up for cassa. - there is no section for feedback :/


even if i click off to the side - white area - with no words. it brings up the cassa sign up page

 

[InTheShade]

Are you on a mobile browser maybe?

It works for me in Chrome Version 40.0.2214.93 m and in IE 9.0.34. There are facebook and google+ links too.

http://www.facebook.com/steamenginecalc

https://plus.google.com/+SteamengineOrgCalc/about

Don't know if you can follow those.

 

[defdock]

using chrome currently - on a computer.


i was able to "read" and gather the info needed to email him directly - already done.


the responce was - its hard to make a model for it so all values would come out incorect, due to spacing issues of the coil and whatnot. BUT it is achievable to look at the heat flux, if put into advanced mode and input the wire properties ect.