Now now ocelot. Control yourself. There are only this many holes I can exhale from
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Now now ocelot. Control yourself. There are only this many holes I can exhale from
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Wow it sure is... And lizziebeth snatched most of them
What will you do with all of those??
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Heeeee! I'm trying to own a ProVari rainbow! But seriously, the Mr. is finally vaping more and wanted another (blue)...and I saw that purple mini and I've wanted one of those for a while...and I pulled the trigger on the new green color at ProVape because I had a truckload of rewards points to spend!
I might have a little Provaddiction going on here!
Heeeee! I'm trying to own a ProVari rainbow! But seriously, the Mr. is finally vaping more and wanted another (blue)...and I saw that purple mini and I've wanted one of those for a while...and I pulled the trigger on the new green color at ProVape because I had a truckload of rewards points to spend!
I might have a little Provaddiction going on here!
I can't wait to see a picture of them all together.
The green really has me thinking about grabbing a mini, must resist!
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Yes...to all of it, especially the negative post part.
My first coil was 2.1 ohms. I have worked my way down to preferring a 1.2-1.4 ohm coil. Best response time, by far.
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Now now ocelot. Control yourself. There are only this many holes I can exhale from
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You guys didn't actually think he was blowing smoke out of his ... did ya.
My first builds on the Kayfun were 1.6 ohm horizontal microcoils. Presently have a 1.2 ohm firing @ 3.0 volts. I haven't tried a vertical microcoil yet. Looks interesting.
I'm still making 2.0 ohm coils for my AGA-T2 genny's. I'm adding a little cotton around the SS mesh wick and coil above the deck for better saturation of the coil.
I'm still making 2.0 ohm coils for my AGA-T2 genny's. I'm adding a little cotton around the SS mesh wick and coil above the deck for better saturation of the coil.
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How's the heat with the chimney coil ?. RiP looked like his ... was ready to cave in when he did it on his Kayfun. Maybe the tighter draw combined with the chimney coil and high watts might have done it. I'll have to give the chimney coil a shot.
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I was going to say "do eeeet" but realized I was just trying to make myself feel less crazy!
I cannot explain RiP.
The temp is about the same. No major difference. The flavor is the main difference, like I said, a bit more vapor, too.
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Hahaha I would but I really want the new Galaxy S5 that comes out tomorrow so no new provari for me.
I need to spread the love of where I waste my money lol
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Kayfun is way easier that a RM (assuming the RM2 is similar to the original). You have way more room to build.
My Sofias are all around 2.5Ω but on the Kayfun, I'm having better luck with 1.3-1.5Ω. It heats up faster that way, and is a good vape. And not harsh to me like when I put the same thing on a Genny.
I did manage to build this coil myself for the first time. Not a huge deal, but I'm happy.
I did manage to build this coil myself for the first time. Not a huge deal, but I'm happy.
Heeeee! I'm trying to own a ProVari rainbow! But seriously, the Mr. is finally vaping more and wanted another (blue)...and I saw that purple mini and I've wanted one of those for a while...and I pulled the trigger on the new green color at ProVape because I had a truckload of rewards points to spend!
I might have a little Provaddiction going on here!
Geez! Very nice! I'm excited I finally have 2 ProVari!!!!
I've never seen an RM and don't know the difference. This is an RM2.
That one seem roomier. The main difference is on the Kayfun you are capturing the wires under the screws and not through the holes. If I can rebuild a Kayfun, anyone can.
Alright! Finished work early an here I am. Double 32ga twisted kanthal, 7 wraps, 1.3 ohms. vertical build.
The single most impt thing: the coil must must must be aligned with the airhole
My little secret to ensure success. A lot of people fail and say that the airflow is horrendous even after aligning the coil with the hole. That's because during the wicking stage, the cotton gets caught between the airhole and the bottom of the coil. Leave the drill bit in it while wicking, and you're guaranteed a clear air channel
Unfortunately, the nature of the build is such that the top leg is extra long because it has to come down to the screw. So that leads to a hot leg. Place a wick over (it reaches down to the deck on both side). Extra vapor!
And of course, the vape:
Interesting I've learnt about the vertical build is that less isn't always more. Unlike in normal microcoils where using too much cotton will choke the coil and lead to dry hits, there is absolutely nothing to get choked here.
You can see here that the build got pretty fat and bulky at the end.
Just from simple trial and error, I found that getting a fatter wick around the coil gives me a slight wetter and definitely way more saturated vapor. It's almost like im eating it. Very very flavorful. Wicking is also not at issue at all. I've got Boba's bounty on this sucker and she's working sweet.
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Very nice tutorial homie!
This was my first build on my R91, I had purchased some screws through ebay (I think) to raise the connection (I have since replace the brass with a 4mm piece of 18ga blunt needle) and it was wicked with hemp fiber from a co-op here.
This build was 30ga wire and metered at 1.9Ω - after rebuilding it's 1.3Ω as it sits atop my Dingo.
This build was 30ga wire and metered at 1.9Ω - after rebuilding it's 1.3Ω as it sits atop my Dingo.
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