Wait what? Get rid of my mod? Lmao sir excuse you're being ass here tho. I'm just new in building coils with fullmech mod since I have variable mod. What I'm asking is what build do I need for my vape? You're answer didn't help me but insulted me at all!!Well TM is a decent flavor tank. Not the best for cloud chasing though. MutationX V4 is my go to for clouds.
Now, if you want clouds, the very first thing you need to do is get rid of that Mechanical mod and get a regulated mod. Mechanical Mods are for advanced users, not newbies. You may not be new to vaping, but you have a long way to go to cloud chasing on a mech mod.
I can tell you, clouds are better on a simple staple coil, not claptons.
Im not being an ass here, but given the question you just asked, in the new users section, I can't give you the answer. That is something you need to study and research and KNOW for sure 100%.
Some things I can tell you are
Battery brands make a difference.
Battery CDR also makes a difference but also the internal chemistry (how fast the cell heats) is a big factor
You coil building should also be 100% spot on.
This is probably the best answer you will get. I can't imagine any member telling you much more than this. Since cloud chasing on a mech is an advanced topic.
Now if you want to get a nice regulated mod, and want a cloud build for that... well that I could help with more.
To actually do cloud chasing on a mechanical mod, you have to build to insanely low resistances. Low enough in fact, that I can't state the resistance in a new members thread. LOL. Low enough in fact that the margin for error is greatly reduced since reaction time is cut drastically.
Now that said.. i can tell you, your best bet for a battery is a Samsung 25R. NO REWRAPS or REBRANDS. The 25R has a slower chemistry, so the cell heats slower that other brands. 7 seconds is a lot in case of emergency. (7 seconds is the difference in time taken by a 25r to reach 100C under hard short conditions vs other brands.)
I use a 200w regulated mod for my cloud builds around the house and only use my mechanical for competition cloud builds for the 1 cell mech class. So for just big clouds, go regulated. Since you don't need to worry about meeting a class restriction. LOL.
And also I'm always on the safe side, not asking for too much big vapors on a cloud chase. LOL Just wanted enough big vapors for a GIRL like me! Thanks and have a nice day. You're comment isn't appreciated but take it as insult as a fellow vaper! Oh and can you do me a favor? Don't leave a comment again on my threads! Thanks.Well TM is a decent flavor tank. Not the best for cloud chasing though. MutationX V4 is my go to for clouds.
Now, if you want clouds, the very first thing you need to do is get rid of that Mechanical mod and get a regulated mod. Mechanical Mods are for advanced users, not newbies. You may not be new to vaping, but you have a long way to go to cloud chasing on a mech mod.
I can tell you, clouds are better on a simple staple coil, not claptons.
Im not being an ass here, but given the question you just asked, in the new users section, I can't give you the answer. That is something you need to study and research and KNOW for sure 100%.
Some things I can tell you are
Battery brands make a difference.
Battery CDR also makes a difference but also the internal chemistry (how fast the cell heats) is a big factor
You coil building should also be 100% spot on.
This is probably the best answer you will get. I can't imagine any member telling you much more than this. Since cloud chasing on a mech is an advanced topic.
Now if you want to get a nice regulated mod, and want a cloud build for that... well that I could help with more.
To actually do cloud chasing on a mechanical mod, you have to build to insanely low resistances. Low enough in fact, that I can't state the resistance in a new members thread. LOL. Low enough in fact that the margin for error is greatly reduced since reaction time is cut drastically.
Now that said.. i can tell you, your best bet for a battery is a Samsung 25R. NO REWRAPS or REBRANDS. The 25R has a slower chemistry, so the cell heats slower that other brands. 7 seconds is a lot in case of emergency. (7 seconds is the difference in time taken by a 25r to reach 100C under hard short conditions vs other brands.)
I use a 200w regulated mod for my cloud builds around the house and only use my mechanical for competition cloud builds for the 1 cell mech class. So for just big clouds, go regulated. Since you don't need to worry about meeting a class restriction. LOL.
And also I'm always on the safe side, not asking for too much big vapors on a cloud chase. LOL Just wanted enough big vapors for a GIRL like me! Thanks and have a nice day. You're comment isn't appreciated but take it as insult as a fellow vaper! Oh and can you do me a favor? Don't leave a comment again on my threads! Thanks.
So what's the point on commenting here if you'll just ignore it? LMAO I told you to not comment here coz I don't need you're insulting suggestions duh!! Can't you just say it in a nicer way? I don't care if you'll ignore it coz I don't need any of your dumbass insulting suggestions!!Fine, it is your face. If you want to blow your lips off, that is totally up to you. But NOBODY on this entire forum is going to tell you an advanced build.
The first and most obvious clue, beside the original question, was you did not even state what batteries you are using. So you want us to tell you a build without knowing the CDR and brand of battery in YOUR mod.. Shouldn't YOU know that? Now once we have that information, we can calculate a reasonable safe build for an all day vape, but it will NOT be a cloud chaser build.
This, is me being as ass by the way. Still 100% correct though.
But everyone needs a point in the right direction, so...
http://www.steam-engine.org/ohm.html
https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/mooch.256958/
I'm going to toss you onto my ignore list now, so I will not even see your comments. Oh, by the way... ECF is even stricter on this topic, so you wouldn't even get the point in the right direction.
Welcome, I thought his post trying to help you (post 2) was very informative and helpful, looks like your response to it was what sparked a harsher one, Clashing so early after joining the forum, maybe you should make google your friendSo what's the point on commenting here if you'll just ignore it? LMAO I told you to not comment here coz I don't need you're insulting suggestions duh!! Can't you just say it in a nicer way? I don't care if you'll ignore it coz I don't need any of your dumbass insulting suggestions!!
Exactly, but notice, I still added info that I felt would be helpful. You have probably seen me posting builds and comments in the advanced cloud chaser forum, so the stuff I said the person needed to research, I have already had to learn on my own, but Moochs blog was vital in that.Welcome, I thought his post trying to help you (post 2) was very informative and helpful, looks like your response to it was what sparked a harsher one, Clashing so early after joining the forum, maybe you should make google your friend
I don't think it is a lack of common sense, more of a case where they have seen other doing it, but don't have enough knowledge of all the factors actually involved.Some people IMO, only hear what they want to hear, if the reaction is as above, chances are you are dealing with an unskilled person trying to mimic what they have seen and have no common sense or care for safety.
Thing to do is READ, take yourself to some of the threads we have here about beginners and building your own coils, there are tons of threads, don't be lazy and expect someone to do it all for you.....while you are at it, read over the most important ones, that explain how to do it safely. You can't expect to start a thread like this and not get some backlash with out having done some homework on your own first.Can you guys do me a favor? Don't comment if you don't intend to teach or suggest a build. LOL thanks!