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I wanna Kennedy

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Is your wicking brown necessary ur jucie mine is clear but I was just wondering
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Is your wicking brown necessary ur jucie mine is clear but I was just wondering
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Even some light colored juices or clear can make your wick and coils dark. I just had a banana custard which was very light (recently started trying to only use light colored juices) and after a few hours on it, my cotton was very dark and nasty looking. Guess certain flavors may caramelize more so than others and turn dark.

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Even some light colored juices or clear can make your wick and coils dark. I just had a banana custard which was very light (recently started trying to only use light colored juices) and after a few hours on it, my cotton was very dark and nasty looking. Guess certain flavors may caramelize more so than others and turn dark.

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I put that Atty with the duel Claptons on my ipv4s and its chuckin now lol

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Chuckin the vapor! My unregulated mod crapped out, so I got a cherry bomber. Not sure how I feel about it just yet. The build I had that was throwing nice flavor and vape on my now broken mod is not so good on this one for a reason I'm trying to solve.

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I love my damn ipv4s its pretty good with the smok tank and the Atty cubed i jope the koopor lives up lol

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I'm sure it will. Waiting (impatiently) for my 150w.. Seems like someone is delivering it on foot or something..

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Ikr i just ordered it today and checking emails like crazy lol

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I ordered mine last month.. I think the 19th. But I put the zip code wrong so it went back. Then took two days longer than they said to go back out >,<

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I'll get it eventually tho and I have this new mod to get used to :)

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Hey guys kinda new to the building but I recently bought pre made Claptons and love the flavor i have duel Claptons on Atty cubed its awesome but the heat up sooo slow I would like to build something so they heat up faster thanks
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I've tried everything I could think of to cure the ramp up issues with claptons, including titanium wire. Waiting on that outer wrap to heat is where I think the delay comes from. I've seen claptons, parralleld with a non clapton. I may try that next.

For now, i'm back to 26 ga Kanthal parallel, 2.5id, 6 wraps, .17 ohm. 2 of these on my Troll, or Velocity RDA produce some vape.
 

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Just a note on battery life. I only own one regulated device and it's a dual 18650, limited edition snow wolf, however it lasts a good 6 or so hours at 90 watts.


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I've tried everything I could think of to cure the ramp up issues with claptons, including titanium wire. Waiting on that outer wrap to heat is where I think the delay comes from. I've seen claptons, parralleld with a non clapton. I may try that next.

For now, i'm back to 26 ga Kanthal parallel, 2.5id, 6 wraps, .17 ohm. 2 of these on my Troll, or Velocity RDA produce some vape.
The best I've seen is using nichrome in the grooves of the coil after its wrapped, since it heats up faster. I don't have any experience in it though and all the ones I've seen are on dual 18650 mechs.


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Did you get it?


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No and I think I know why.. It ended up in San Bernardino shortly after that shooting.. So I'm not sure if they're being extra cautious on the mail going through there or not..

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Vapedna just shipped mine I ordered it Wednesday with 2 day shipping

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Here's newest try. Didn't have enough Nichrome. All Kantal, Clapton (fused 28, 32 wrap), parallel with 26ga, 5 wraps, 3.0 ID, .12 ohm on a Troll. Initially still feels slow, and a cooler vape. Visually seemed to heat well, single kanthal heats instantly, and the clapton catches up. It may be that I just like a warm vape and 26 ga Kanthal, parallel, 6 wraps heats the vape faster. I'm gonna play with it a couple days and give it a chance.
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Here's newest try. Didn't have enough Nichrome. All Kantal, Clapton (fused 28, 32 wrap), parallel with 26ga, 5 wraps, 3.0 ID, .12 ohm on a Troll. Initially still feels slow, and a cooler vape. Visually seemed to heat well, single kanthal heats instantly, and the clapton catches up. It may be that I just like a warm vape and 26 ga Kanthal, parallel, 6 wraps heats the vape faster. I'm gonna play with it a couple days and give it a chance.
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OK so I tried to build a 28ga twisted but it curels up when heated and it keeps changing omhs when on mod and to be honest I'm kinda scared lol any help guys

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What kind of RDA? Just give it light pulses and try to reinsert whatever you wrapped it on and give it a few tiny wiggles. Repeat as necessary. You can also apply pressure in between doing this with tweezers.

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And are you building it on a regulated device? Is that how you know the ohms are changing?

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What kind of RDA? Just give it light pulses and try to reinsert whatever you wrapped it on and give it a few tiny wiggles. Repeat as necessary. You can also apply pressure in between doing this with tweezers.

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Krangertech subomh plus

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Yes ipv4s but i also have a meter to

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Krangertech subomh plus

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Honestly, you have me stumped here as I've never built on one of those. I can try to do some research and see if I can help you find a solution tho.

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OK so I tried to build a 28ga twisted but it curels up when heated and it keeps changing omhs when on mod and to be honest I'm kinda scared lol any help guys

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LOL...I had to look up "curels". The changing resistance is normal with Nickel, or Titanium. That is why you use those two wires in TC. The ohms change as the coil heats or cools. That is how the box is computing the temp. To my knowledge all TC's compute the temp by measuring resistance, none of them are actually measuring the temp. That is why only Nickel, and Titanium wire work. Kanthal does not change resistance as it heats or cools.

Curels,If you mean oxidation develops on the outside of the wire yes. It makes a lot of people nervous especially with Titanium. TIO2 is the concern. Many recommend not letting it get hot enough to oxidize. Bothers me on claptons because I can't see if oxidation is occurring.
 
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It curls and its A1 kanthal

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Honestly, you have me stumped here as I've never built on one of those. I can try to do some research and see if I can help you find a solution tho.

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Please that would be awesome

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Did you see my post above wasn't sure what you were calling curel.
OK so when inhit the fire button it will curl to on side like up against the post where the screws are

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OK so when inhit the fire button it will curl to on side like up against the post where the screws are

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If the wire is moving, your getting the wire to hot. the wire is actually starting to melt
 

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Is it happening when your buildind shaping and dry firing the coils and glowing them red.
 

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I think it's just that your leads might not be completely secure. Sure the thicker twisted wire is a bit tougher to get into those posts. Try kind of wrapping the ends around the screws before you tighten them down? I saw a 6 wrap of twisted 28g. How many wraps are you doing?

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Just remember 60 watts can get a coil as hot as 100 watts. It just takes longer. Don't overheat the coils, watching them glow red
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I don't dry burn much over 30 watts - you have to turn the wattage down when you do that!
 

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Just remember 60 watts can get a coil as hot as 100 watts. It just takes longer. Don't overheat the coils, watching them glow red
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I think maybe it was too much should inof glow it at a lower watt

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OK you guys are awesome so should I discard that coil or can I still use it

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I think maybe it was too much should inof glow it at a lower watt

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A lower wattage will allow them to heat slower. You will be able to see what is going on, When that coil goes red get off the button, especially with Titanium, and Nickel
 

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OK you guys are awesome so should I discard that coil or can I still use it

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LOL, If I oxidize a set. I simply rinse them off under water while still installed on the RDA not going to hurt anything. Just don't get your mod wet.
 

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LOL, If I oxidize a set. I simply rinse them off under water while still installed on the RDA not going to hurt anything. Just don't get your mod wet.
What do you mean by oxidize

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What do you mean by oxidize

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The white powdery substance that forms on the outside of the wire. Juice can build up on them as well. You can reshape, rebend, whatever. Coils will still work as long as the wire is intact. I am embarrassed to say how long I have run some wire that I liked.
 

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The white powdery substance that forms on the outside of the wire. Juice can build up on them as well. You can reshape, rebend, whatever. Coils will still work as long as the wire is intact. I am embarrassed to say how long I have run some wire that I liked.
OK well I just put the fire to it no juice lol I'm such a newbie

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OK well I just put the fire to it no juice lol I'm such a newbie

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I'm just glad to have you vaping.I would bet you are, or a soon to be X smoker. We all started new. It's fun sharing your excitement with your first build. There are some really cool things you can do with wire, and builds. Check out some of the you tube videos by people like twisted messes. There's some really great people here, don't ever hesitate to ask something. Thats what makes it fun.
 

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I'm just glad to have you vaping.I would bet you are, or a soon to be X smoker. We all started new. It's fun sharing your excitement with your first build. There are some really cool things you can do with wire, and builds. Check out some of the you tube videos by people like twisted messes. There's some really great people here, don't ever hesitate to ask something. Thats what makes it fun.
Yea 4 weeks now no cigs at all feel great too me and the wife both itnjas actually turned in to a hobby i love it found jucie that I love almost can't stay away from my dripper lol but I love my smok tank with the quads too lol

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