Ohhhh that makes senseYou mean like this?
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I use photobucket and on it you choose edit and then under adjustment, you resize and save as a copy. This it what 700 on the width looks like.
Ohhhh that makes senseYou mean like this?
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I use photobucket and on it you choose edit and then under adjustment, you resize and save as a copy. This it what 700 on the width looks like.
Ok, here is another one:
Propylene glycol is incompatible with strong oxidizing agents, such as chromium trioxide and permanganates.
I'm not a chemist, I can not tell you more. There is chromium oxide on the surface of stainless steel, and SS mesh.
Hey EZ Kill I finally had time to do that method you told me to try. Took me forever to get the hole thing glowing, but I finally got it to work. Now the only problem is it has a hardcore metallic taste...but I was thinking that was possibly just a break in issue with this method? Or have I done something wrong and it's still shorting?
Just saying,
I'm not even sure were to get a caravela .
Little help
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Just saying,
I'm not even sure were to get a caravela .
Little help
if you really love America your gonna have to love moonshine.
Phil Robertson for President.
First time might take a while...it did for me as well. It eventually becomes a 2 minute process.
Hardcore metallic taste is generally an indication of a short or a coil drying out quicker because it's not touching the wick. If you fire it in the upright position does one coil consistently glow before any other ones? Try it a few times and see. Either that one is shorted in which case you can poke it a bit or it's not touching the wick in which case you can snug it up a bit.
First time might take a while...it did for me as well. It eventually becomes a 2 minute process.
Hardcore metallic taste is generally an indication of a short or a coil drying out quicker because it's not touching the wick. If you fire it in the upright position does one coil consistently glow before any other ones? Try it a few times and see. Either that one is shorted in which case you can poke it a bit or it's not touching the wick in which case you can snug it up a bit.
It was a short, it was the top coil. Got it to re-oxidize, and still tasted metallic, but not as bad. 5 minutes later, now it's allllll flavor. Thanks so much, man! I can't even begin to tell you how much of a headache killer this technique is. How likely is this to shorten the battery life? I'm guessing it's fairly likely because it killed a battery at 3.58 in 20 minutes. Had to use a fresh battery to finish it off, and now that one's at ~ 3.89. I'm thinking spare battery just for this purpose?
I'm curious about this EZ....is there no possibility for shorting I'm the wick hole? I get how it ends up oxidizing itself between the Kanthal and the mesh but what about between the mesh and the raw metal of the wick hole?
here fisty, I saved you the trouble
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This is kind of a hard one to answer. As I moved away from traditional wick building process a few months ago starting with the Petar K method I found that all the normal wick logic doesn't apply. It's all about the path of least resistance. I don't have problems with tank shorts using this oxidizing method. My coils fire at full power, glow evenly, ohm correctly and taste great.
I'll add a picture of a completely un-oxidized Petar K wick. Note that the wick is touching the bottom of the tank, has no insulator and is frayed everywhere. Yet the coil ohms are exactly what they should be for the amount of wraps and it fires perfectly.
This is kind of a hard one to answer. As I moved away from traditional wick building process a few months ago starting with the Petar K method I found that all the normal wick logic doesn't apply. It's all about the path of least resistance. I don't have problems with tank shorts using this oxidizing method. My coils fire at full power, glow evenly, ohm correctly and taste great.
I'll add a picture of a completely un-oxidized Petar K wick. Note that the wick is touching the bottom of the tank, has no insulator and is frayed everywhere. Yet the coil ohms are exactly what they should be for the amount of wraps and it fires perfectly.
It's probably up to an 8 month wait right now for Caravelas and he's only making 1000 total.
You can find more info here: Caravela Mods including an order form. No money is due until it goes into production.
Ok Im on the list for the caravela...
I think.
Filled out a blue list of battery and metal options
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