Send it to me, I love 24!
My 510 threading lasted about three months on my Vamo. I'll be ordering a second Provari soon. You live and learn.The stupidest thing I've done was buy a VAMO thinking the 510 center pin connection could last longer than a week because I thought it would be better than a ProVari which I bought after that. And has been working like brand new since this last September
Bonehead's Corollary: No matter how much you like your PV, it's not worth diving down the cellar steps to catch it!
(2 broken wrists, 5-inch gash on my jaw caused by the myFace-MVP-concretefloor sandwich. MVP has some scratches and a big corner-dent, but works fine. Could have bought about 80 of them for the medical bills, even after insurance!)
I posted this a while back - fortunately, it's still in the lead:
Like many of you, I season my new SS wicks by coating them with a little juice, then burning it off.
FUN FACT!
If you have juice dripping from your wick and you set it on fire, you will thereafter have flaming juice dripping from your wick. And if you're using a paper towel in your lap as a drop cloth to catch the dripping juice, it will also catch the flaming dripping juice. And if your drop cloth is a paper product that has been drizzled with an accelerant, well ... you end up with a lap-full of wick-quenching water.
So if you're thinking about kicking back in the Barca Lounger and watching the all-day N.C.I.S. marathon while you do your wick work ... stop it.
This has been a public service announcement from Vapidiots.org. We do the stupid s**t so you don't have to.
Just the other day- was bored and decided to check voltage on ego ( not even sure you can with PWM?). holding 2 meter leads and pushing the button is too much talent for me apparently. ZAP. Now sitting there bored and dead perfectly good eGo.
Ok I want to share mine as I just did this last night.
I only recently got into rebuilding. Love it, so I was rebuilding the coil on my russian. Got it all nice and tightly wrapped. It was a thing of beauty. Put it on my my tester, 1.8. Perfect! Put it in my Provari. Fire. Nothing. Cold and dead... Check the resistance. Lo. Lo? Ok what the heck? Put it back on my tester. 1.8. Move the pin out further. Lo. Grr. Try my kfl. Lo. What the crap!! Rebuild coil. 4 times. Bash head against wall. Different battery. Nothing. Check Provari manual. Lo volts. Also can mean its off. Cry myself to sleep.
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Mine are Definitely not winners... But here we go:
Got my new apv. Took it to run errands. I Vape between the car and the store. Instinctively thew it in my back pocket like ego... Went to sit in the car... Broke the glass on my mpt2.... Car now smells like bananas (my wife hates the smell of banannas)... Ordered replacement glass for the mpt2, went to put it on, than realized the post broke off in the base...
Rebuilt a Kanger head with superconducting wire using a supercollider at 14 trillion electron volts and shut down the Chinese internet for one hour. Yeah guys that was me!
Naw but wouldn't that be cool?
I was cliff climbing in northern italy recently and lost a peg. The only thing handy at the time was a solid but cheap SS 26650 clone so I hammered it in and finished my climb. I forgot to take the battery out and it over heated and exploded sending this boulder down on this house. I'd have gone down and apologized but I don't know how to say "Oops" in italian and the old lady there looked really .......
@ Ohms Lawbreaker, a superconducting coil wouldn't get hot....
Yeah, I did that like a light-year ago. ;-)Have you ever ran 14 trillion electron volts through an inch of it? Yeah, you get a little heat.
Yeah, I did that like a light-year ago. ;-)
Seriously though. Electron Volts is a measure of energy, so it's dependent on how long you took to do the job, but let's say one five second puff. Google says: 2.24304719 × 10-6 joules. Over five seconds that's 0.000000448609438 watts.
Of course, being power, it doesn't matter if your coil is superconducting or not, but if it gets detectably warm at that power level there's either something up with it or you have an amazingly sensitive calorimeter.