Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)
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Plus being so lite I don't have to worry about my my shorts falling to my knees!
I am not sure that is something I want to imagine.
It might be small but there is no way you can stealth Vape. The noise will have people running or at least ducking for cover.
That looks pretty cool. Whats the vape like and how do you refill it? Can we see its innards?I won one of those little Icare things. That's auto air pressure activated. It's a little beast. Same size as a bic lighter and sounds like someone flicked the switch on a taser.
New little toy, a Hana Mini Dna30. Its pretty much flawless but the battery's are no good in it. I had plans to mod the battery compartment to fit a 18650 anyway so no biggie there. Its pretty much the same size as the Hana One mod and just may get a Dna40 transplant from one of them.
I love my vpark, mine came with a tank and i want thing to use it but have it a try and really liked it. Want bad at all. Mine has internal batt so that is why i rarely use it. I just use it for my derringer for taste testing.. But it performs really well.Anyone been looking at these Sbody Macro's? The prices have really come down they were up over 100 bucks for awhile. These are suppose to be awesome little devices. They take a 18650 too and have 2amp Zip charging
SBODY Macro - Devices
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Fill with juice, charge, press the fire button and suck (no mucking about with this settings BS
)Seriously good vape with my much modified Cubis coil in it
It's too small to pic the innards. Imagine a long thin cubis tube with a miniature cubis coil head on the end, (same principal as the cubis) adjust airflow on tiny chimney... that's it. Tank holds 1. (Something mls). For what it is its does Vape well but if you have never vaped an auto battery then you need to master the light suck to get it to fire then the fuller suck to actually Vape. My little fairy vapes dont work that well.
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Fill with juice, charge, press the fire button and suck (no mucking about with this settings BS
Seriously good vape with my much modified Cubis coil in it
After a lengthy delay my Tube atties are finally in town. Should be delivered Tuesday. This order started on 7/24, with some Tron-S tanks. Fasttech couldn't get the Trons from their supplier, so after 3 weeks, I exchanged the Trons for the Tubes.
They spent 5 or 6 days in Bejing, showing 'processed through facility'. Then I heard about the big shipping company that filed bankruptcy, and had 3 ships stranded, waiting to get into port. I thought great, what next? Then I got notice that they arrived in Chicago on 9/2, and figured they would be there until after Labor Day for sure. The Chicago inspectors must have been in a hurry to start the holiday weekend, because they arrived in Detroit on the 3rd. That's the fastest turn around in Chicago I've ever had on an order. This has been 'one of those orders' that happen from time to time, I guess. This was the 'last' of my stock up orders.
To celebrate, I made 2 more orders... (face palm). Last ones...honest.
Ok, took a recovery break, that was anything but recovery, another story!
Anyway, @Uncle as the others said, you are way over complicating TC! It took me a little while to sort it out in my head as well. At first I thought you just left watts maxed and set your temp, unless you like a really hot vape, don't do that!
Think of the wattage you vape at as how fast you reach the temp. At 10 watts it's going to take a while to reach temperature, at 50w it will reach it faster, at 200w it's going to be almost instant. Like the others said, 20-30w (I use 30w on everything now) is a nice "ramp up" wattage. This doesn't heat the coil too fast and allows you some vape time before hitting protection. A lot of people see the mod hit "temp protection" and think it's an error. In fact this is the mod doing its job, the coil has reached the set temperature and is now cutting power until it cools, then heats it up again.
It's actually kind of funny, way back when people would complain about the "rattle snake" noise some of the cheaper mods would make because of the cycling of the PWM in their circuits. Now days we expect it with TC!
But to make this as simple as possible, set your wattage at 30, set your temp at 400deg F and try it, you want it warmer, turn it up, cooler, turn it down. If it heats up too fast turn the wattage down, not fast enough, turn the wattage up.
I'm sorry it's not as easy as take the resistance and add 2 to get the voltage for 11watts, like we did back in the day.
I hope this helps some, but it's not as scary as it seems.
Anyway, @Uncle as the others said, you are way over complicating TC! It took me a little while to sort it out in my head as well. At first I thought you just left watts maxed and set your temp, unless you like a really hot vape, don't do that!
Think of the wattage you vape at as how fast you reach the temp. At 10 watts it's going to take a while to reach temperature, at 50w it will reach it faster, at 200w it's going to be almost instant. Like the others said, 20-30w (I use 30w on everything now) is a nice "ramp up" wattage. This doesn't heat the coil too fast and allows you some vape time before hitting protection. A lot of people see the mod hit "temp protection" and think it's an error. In fact this is the mod doing its job, the coil has reached the set temperature and is now cutting power until it cools, then heats it up again.
It's actually kind of funny, way back when people would complain about the "rattle snake" noise some of the cheaper mods would make because of the cycling of the PWM in their circuits. Now days we expect it with TC!
But to make this as simple as possible, set your wattage at 30, set your temp at 400deg F and try it, you want it warmer, turn it up, cooler, turn it down. If it heats up too fast turn the wattage down, not fast enough, turn the wattage up.
I'm sorry it's not as easy as take the resistance and add 2 to get the voltage for 11watts, like we did back in the day.
I hope this helps some, but it's not as scary as it seems.
Is there supposed to be a sales pitch for the concept in here somewhere?
Scary? No. Definitely not. Not particularly interesting though either (JUST for me).
I guess that if I ever decide my vape is broken, then it's a good thing that I might have another place to go? In the meantime...
(grunt)
Just because you have a Mod with TC...doesn't mean you have to use the TC mode...
A TC-Mod in the Power (VW) mode...functions just like any other VW (NON-TC) Mod...
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I dunno, TC is just one of those things you just dive in and try it. You'll either love it or hate it. I can honestly go either way. I see its merits and it's limitations.Is there supposed to be a sales pitch for the concept in here somewhere?
Scary? No. Definitely not. Not particularly interesting though either (JUST for me).
I guess that if I ever decide my vape is broken, then it's a good thing that I might have another place to go? In the meantime...
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