WTF does that have to do with dry burning of coils?Like listing ejuice ingredients on the label?
When a respected scientist makes a statement like " Do not overheat the coils. It's one of the worst things that you're doing is to burn the coil until it's getting red. Just in order to fix it, to tighten the wraps, to make them, whatever, to see if the heat transfer is homogenous between the coil wraps. It's the most disasterous things you are doing" rather emphatically the community perks up and gets ready to listen. That's what most of this thread was about, people hearing this rather alarming statement and then waiting for an explanation, and some people trying to understand where this statement could be coming from. We are not all scientists, and we are not all metallurgists, but there is a vast array of knowledge here and just like with every other aspect of vaping, we're all trying to understand.Vapers tend to be highly defensive about their vaping habits.
So again, I'll say this, I respect Dr. F but this is not the first time that he has made comments that read as factual statements, but are in fact opinions.