You are right, but only for empty coil, when legs are cooled by contact with bulk metal, and the rest of coil can run hot. Add wick and juice. Coil will be thoroughly cooled by boiling juice, but what about legs?
Interesting logic. Did you really want to say that there are no temperature measuring devices, because they all measure not temperature itself, but resistance, thermal expansion, etc? And, finally, measuring "total resistance" is equal to measuring average temperature.
Well it isn't precisely equal to that, but yeah, it's an approximation based on trying to guess the average temperature. Which makes it even worse than measuring the average temperature, especially if juice is, before it can evaporate, kept boiling in close vicinity to the overheating areas in the coil's surface for a much longer period compared to what really happens in a decently built high wattage DL setup used by someone who properly knows and understands the importance of adequately stabilizing the uniformity of all the various temperatures that occur on the advanced coil's surface (properly here meaning someone capable to at least try a few things before resorting to senseless online bruhaha).
So you’re saying it can be susceptible to error when there are hot spots?
Now that I've left the sinking ship that is smoking cigarettes, yes I'm still worried about the quality of my lifeboat called vaping. But I'm waa-aaaa-aaaaaaay more worried about anti-scientific propagandists aiming torpedos and heavy cannons directly at my lifeboat.
All I'm saying is you can find out by looking at it with your eyes that an alien coil keeps sucking juice up faster than a sponge even if there's no wick inside. All you have to do is put a single drop of juice on one of the coil's legs when the coil is clean and dry and there's no wick inside the coil, use a magnifier and look carefully what happens. I can promise you you won't see that kind of wicking speed in a regular fused clapton coil. At high wattage with stable strong focused airflow going on, as long as you remember to drip on time (the bad taste of a dry hit is what teaches you to remember it), it is only logical the fact juice will keep flowing through the coils so fast it only stands a chance to start to overheat if you forgot to work out the hot spots (a technique known by those who are familiar with advanced coil building). Remember, "faster evaporation equals faster cooling effect" is simple physics at the high school level. That plus the fact juice is kept flowing so much faster compared to what happens in MTL is why he loves to manufacture evidence. The bottom line is it's just another colorful graph being used to scare vapers away from using high wattage DL, and, this isn't the first time high wattage DL vapers are getting attacked by nonsensical arguments that originate from the MTL zealots crowd, as it just keeps happening over and over and over.
oh! so you're one of those guys! Subverting the DL vape world one wispy cloud at a time, eh?Here I sit this morning vaping at 8W with a cup of coffee. Later on I'll take it up to 10W and blow some small clouds!
oh! so you're one of those guys! Subverting the DL vape world one wispy cloud at a time, eh?
Here I sit this morning vaping at 8W with a cup of coffee. Later on I'll take it up to 10W and blow some small clouds!
Open B-flat is what all the cool kids use these days ... perfect for groovin' along with Kenny G.
I know ... I threw up in my mouth a little just typing it ...
but is that at A-440 or A-432? with or without a partial capo?
Very true...I never thought about it like that.I view it as replicating the way I smoked. Tobacco smoked like cloud vapers vape would reduce the smoking population in half the time as MTL cigarette smoking.
