Sounds like you did your homework! I would suggest that you use the screws instead of the post holes or you will have long hot legs. I changed out the screws too with cheeseheads to make that easier as others here have suggested. Big difference using the screws instead although my first builds I wanted to use the post holes. It just makes the legs too long.
The billow v2 is by no means anemic. Smoothest airflow ive come across yet. However, after buying 10 to 15 different sub tanks, and not liking most of them, I would say stick to what you like, and are comfortable with. Im sure in a week or two, there will be a lemo 3, billow 3, or zeph 2 to spend the 35 bucks on!Cool, thanks for the comparison. Less airflow than the lemo 2? That'd be pretty aenemic. Thanks for saving me $35.
I only use the one I got with the tank and it worked just fine on the SXM. I know others have also. Did you calibrate the resistance on it when it settled down at room temperature?
It is a very common mistake and I bet everyone has done it at least once with their SXM. You have to treat it like a manual transmission and not an automatic and you will love the way it works. If you forget, well you know the rest of the story. lol
I don't have the paper work for the device. I won't ask you to take the time to explain. Is this explained earlier in this thread?It is a very common mistake and I bet everyone has done it at least once with their SXM. You have to treat it like a manual transmission and not an automatic and you will love the way it works. If you forget, well you know the rest of the story. lol
). Will just re-Coil it at the same time and go direct to Screws.
It's all good sir, different strokes for different folks. If it makes you feel any better the Erlkonigin sucks too IMO.Thanks for reminding me of Common Sense Jim. Sometimes I get lost in the Design and don't think and apply the Basics to my implementation. I stupidly forgot the KISS Principle in Coil Legs (Keep It Short Stupid). I knew better but again just got blinded by the Design.
I usually do a re-build after the initial one on new Devices after a day of use and contemplating how to improve on what I did on the first after putting it into Play. Looking at the Pics, I see some improvements that can be done in the way I wicked it. Also, the Spacing is probably too far apart. Want to decrease the Gaps by 1/2. So had already planned to break it down, clean, and rewick this afternoon. Plus wanted to inspect the Coil to see how she looked after 3-4 Tanks worth of usage. About 1/2 way through the 3rd now and be drained enough to do so right after the usual Sunday after Lunch NASCAR Nap (51 yrs old and really love my weekly Nap Routine
Thanks for the Link to the better Screws as well.
Dan, I get it... ya just can't stand the Lemo. It's cool.
I don't understand why you can't anymore than you don't understand why I and others do. Imagine That....
But it's cool. To each their own. No Harm-No Foul.
Suppose it may be in large part that I have a realistic Realizations, Perceptions, and Expectations that No Device is going to be an Idyllic Panacea. Just gotta weigh and consider all the Facets of what It Is. Then decide if It will "Suit" my personal Needs and Desires. Not meet and provide all my individual Demands cause that ain't Never gonna happen. Never. Not regarding RTAs/Tanks anyways. RDAs much much closer.
Again, to each His Own and it's All Good.
Personally, I really Really want an Authentic Erl Konigin. I don't particularly like or desire a bottom Fill & Air Intake. But,,,, I can and will live with it as I truly like everything else about it. Except the Price of course.
However, It Is what It Is and as such, just gonna get over it, acquire, implement, and I'm sure come to love it for what It Is.
Was one here in the Classifieds but some lucky Soul snatched it up before I could get a couple of things sold so my loss. There will be others. Or just pay $129 for a new one. No Biggie.
Besides, we can't all be Fans and avid Proponents of the same Stuff. How boring and bland would that be?
It's all good sir, different strokes for different folks. If it makes you feel any better the Erlkonigin sucks too IMO.
after a few inferior toots of Vapor of course....
Hitcat, the problem with Ti and the Yihi chip is that compared to NI200 your wire resistance is much higher so if you want to get your resistance between .1 to .2 ohms for which is where I am shooting, it is more of a challenge. Therefore that means less wraps and then as a result less coil available for the ejuice to vaporize. Your build with a 5/4 wrap is probably about as best as you can do with 26ga Ti and that only brings down the resistance to .23 as you stated. You could try going for a 2mm coil and get an additional wrap to see how that works.Thanks for reminding me of Common Sense Jim. Sometimes I get lost in the Design and don't think and apply the Basics to my implementation. I stupidly forgot the KISS Principle in Coil Legs (Keep It Short Stupid). I knew better but again just got blinded by the Design.
I usually do a re-build after the initial one on new Devices after a day of use and contemplating how to improve on what I did on the first after putting it into Play. Looking at the Pics, I see some improvements that can be done in the way I wicked it. Also, the Spacing is probably too far apart. Want to decrease the Gaps by 1/2. So had already planned to break it down, clean, and rewick this afternoon. Plus wanted to inspect the Coil to see how she looked after 3-4 Tanks worth of usage. About 1/2 way through the 3rd now and be drained enough to do so right after the usual Sunday after Lunch NASCAR Nap (51 yrs old and really love my weekly Nap Routine
Thanks for the Link to the better Screws as well.
Quantum, I gave that a try and yep, the flavors just punched out. I even brought it up to 490F with my dual coil build and even better. I am noticing that my battery life has gone to sh..t with dual Ti with .121 ohms. Probably about half of what I was getting with a much lower resistance of .07 using NI200. My Joules setting also went from 22J to 26J.
