The Copper Creek Chit-Chat Thread
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The biggest reason I use tapatalk is I find most forums on browser have a ton of inconvenient clickable links on a touchscreen not to mention most tend to load slower. Very few do mobile really well imo.
Me too..Every time...Bar none..We can all be sitting around sipping wine talking Obama and Romney or a woman's right to choose, the economy,global warming and someone always has to bring up conventional flow vs. electron flow and the shiest hits the fan every time.When we're out with friends I just cringe knowing the topic will rear it's ugly head..
I remember getting into HEATED ummmm, debates over conventional flow vs. electron flow, and worse. I don't want to blow any fuses in this thread though.
Hands on hips.Tapping foot....
You must AT LEAST, report back after it arrives, and tell us what you think. BUT, if you wouldn't mind, .... if you could refrain from saying anything like ...........
PIE PIE PIE PIE[/QUOTE]
You must AT LEAST, report back after it arrives, and tell us what you think. BUT, if you wouldn't mind, .... if you could refrain from saying anything like ...........
PIE PIE PIE PIE[/QUOTE]
That reminds me of a funny hospital story - one day the whole lot of us gimps (we're all in rehab for various spinal injuries, prosthesis, etc.) are attending to our various therapies and we hear what must be an ice cream truck. A tried and trued playground style ice cream truck.
Slowest. Stampede. EVARR.
-Magnus
Slowest. Stampede. EVARR.
-Magnus
For Janie and others. Here is a handy-dandy chart to help with voltage selection. Check your ohm resistance on your ProVari, then check the chart. Set your voltage as close to 8 as you can for best results. Example: If your atty/clearo/nova head reads 2.0 ohms on your ProVari check, set your voltage at 4. Easy as that.
Very nice !!!!!
I'm sure the whole Volts, Amps, Ohms thing can be confusing at first for some, but as the chart shows above, the LOWER the resistance (or res) of your atty/carto is, the LESS voltage you can run.
The problem I ran into was I had some very low res cartos sitting around and dialed my Provari all the way down to the bottom, and still I was getting errors on every other vape, that is why (I think) higher res attys/cartos are recommended.
Just GREAT, now I have to throw out my abacus !!!!!!!
Soooo Mr. SpicyMcHaggis, what you are trying to tell me is, if I vape my Boge 3.0 ohm cartos, at 5.0v on my Provari, I'm pulling 1.667A of current, which means, if someone WERE to send me ONE of their Darwin's, I could dial it into 8.3W and all would be well with the universe ???
I just push the button until it tastes good!
YOU maddam are the winner of the "BEST way to vape" contest !!!!
:O, ooops, did I click "post", on that one..................... :O I thought I edited that, ....... errr, one...................
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GET the hell outta here ??? (with upper New Jersey accent)
Well in THAT cause, I will release a teeny bit of information, BUT, in a slow, and deliberately controlled fashion...........
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I spent a good while looking at that trying to figure out what data he was trying to visualize.. I saw "China" so geopolitics kicked on but nothing else rang a bell. So I'm checking Blackfive and Havoc for street name designations on "Sabian" and "Splashes" - nada. And then I'm still struggling to figure out how that data is plotted regardless of what the topOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH*facepalm* *headdesk*
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Good morning. Have a good day everyone! I'll pop back in later.
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I just push the button until it tastes good!
I'm with Bamrz on this one.Turn the wheel or push the button to your likings.Super for RBAs.I don't do teckie stuff.
When designing pretty much everything, including electronic circuits, the standard for some time has been using computers, and programs to do so. Back in the waaaaaaay back, this was done using actual drafting tables, paper, pencils, erasers, etc. For whatever reason in the early circuit design classes, rather than allow us to just start using the industry standard (what everyone else was using and still are), we had to do countless hours of design using the drafting method, which we felt was a waste of time. Why would they make us use that method ??
It would be like sending your kids to driving school, and they started out using horse and buggies, and after much trial and error, finally moved on to actual gas powered cars.
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