That's his usual MO, you'll just end up in a circular debate. Personally I just ignore his ignorant, pompous and arrogant ass.
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I have to give you a shout out for turning me on to Eric's Silver contacts and springs. I've been going through my mods and attys replacing with his contacts and springs, love the results.
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No, I'm making it sound like you are blatantly in denial about the part I quoted from Dean's article, as you keep downright ignoring it. Enough said.
I can hold the mod to your mouth for you while you are blindfolded. Further, differences in voltage can be measured so we can pretty accurately determine how big is the smallest difference in voltage that you are still capable to distinguish by vaping, and, next, we can compare the magnitude of that same difference to how big is the difference in voltage drop between two different high end tube mechs.
If there is no blatant bias, then what's keeping you from also proving it? All I'm saying is Dean is right, i.e. there are some individuals who get more vocal, albeit not so vocal anymore when it comes to presenting reliable evidence.
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I usually use this, although the Purge and the Pilak I posted about are just clean threads with nothing added.
I use Noalox for my aluminum and SS Mod's, on the threads great stuff.Put this on your threadshas silver in it helps to fill the gaps and ur threads will not lock up
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For my Brass, Copper, Silver Mod's and on the internal connections I use Deoxit Gold.I usually use this, although the Purge and the Pilak I posted about are just clean threads with nothing added.
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i can’t use this on brass copper and silver?I use Noalox for my aluminum and SS Mod's, on the threads great stuff. For my Brass, Copper, Silver Mod's and on the internal connections I use Deoxit Gold.
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Yes you can use Noalox on everything, I just find Deoxit Gold works better
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In that ignorant mind of yours, yes I'm sure there actually is... unless of course by "noticeable" you factually mean "in a way that can be measured, but either can not be noticed or can barely be noticed by vaping". Your being ingnorant about the fact it's so easy to prove is why the debate is circular, BTW.
Poor analogy. Look at the pic I posted in my post: http://vapingunderground.com/threads/purge-mods.396222/#post-2084420
Wanna bet $1,000 that 4 batteries in that setup hits harder than a silver Pilak tube with only 1 battery? You see, silver springs and silver firing pins are available for Purge Mods, and, the fact you have to buy the parts separately is not exactly a very good excuse for the kind of pedantic apples-and-oranges-style behavior that's been going on in this now clusterfuck of a thread.
Linked u a website this dude is just a purge fanboy I’m all done with him when u get your dreamer I will help u get some silver in it if u so like to just pm me bro this other dude don’t know anything and the only think he is going to say is omg purge hits better then anything lol I have lost interest in this Special kind of stupid
Dreamer is a good mod for the price point and have herd a lot of good things
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Do you know what a red herring looks like? I'll give you a hint... it looks red.
In one of Mooch's videos he says that the material the tube is made of will not cause any noticeable difference in performance. The contacts do make a difference, a big one.
I'm not saying that a purge hits as hard as a Pilak, I'm not saying that it doesn't. I just know that I trust what Mooch says about anything and he said that the material the tube is made of means fuckall.
I'm not saying that a purge hits as hard as a Pilak, I'm not saying that it doesn't. I just know that I trust what Mooch says about anything and he said that the material the tube is made of means fuckall.
So if you put you spray on a red herring will it fly like a eagle
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No, but if you use it for mouthwash it might actually help clean out some of your retarded B.S. vitriol.
The difference is that with a pure silver tube every single contact, threads, spring is silver and that is were the difference is. The build quality on the Pilak is also exquisite.
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Mooch said that's NOT where the difference is, as the tube still has to make contact with, well... those same contacts that you mention. Now, what was it again you were saying re circular debate?
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Might as well chip in now I’m here not that I have a strong opinion on any of this lot...in answer to your questions hitti
1) No idea, perhaps quality of materials, how they are crafted and how many hours goes into each one?
2) Some Look nice...although an equal amount aren’t to my taste.
3) They probably appreciate a hug every now and then.
4) Branding plays a role how could it not? same goes for any of the companies making mech gear even the Pilak stuff...otherwise same answer as one.
All I can say is I’d be very happy with a purge mech definitely....and I’d be fucking ecstatic with a silver pilak mech.
Don’t really care personally which hits harder...to me it’s like Happy Gilmore said “Gold Jacket, Green Jacket.. who gives a shit” most will hit hard enough to get a good lung hit using the right build to suit, although I do appreciate why people look for how hard they hit; in particular to separate these mechs apart.
If I was looking to pick one up I’d be looking for the attention to detail, switch design and artwork on any of the more expensive collection pieces, heck even the unboxing experience needs to be well thought about.
Lol u ever unboxed a MVC lol bubble wrap no joke haha
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I unboxed a cherry bomber (clone) it had no wrapping at all xD was just the box
I for one don’t care what anyone uses clone what ever all I was getting at i have owned a
Purge and my silver mod hits harder then that and this dudes trying to say if I put magic spray on my treads the purge will hit harder lol and mooch ya good dude has done a lot for vaping but dam everyone thinks show dude is a god and gos 100% off of what he says
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Purge and my silver mod hits harder then that and this dudes trying to say if I put magic spray on my treads the purge will hit harder lol and mooch ya good dude has done a lot for vaping but dam everyone thinks show dude is a god and gos 100% off of what he says
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I'm not in this debate xD but in my personal opinion I don't think that spraying something on the threads will make a significant difference. It probably does make a difference, but if it does it's very minuscule.
Yeh and I’d still beat both off the line in a robin reliant till I hit 30
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Actually it's the other way around... you have done jack shit for vaping but you're a show dude because you think you're god and you think you can force everyone including Mooch to 100% believe in what you say even after Mooch already did hand over all the necessary evidence to us, and handed it over to us on a pure silver platter for everyone to see. That is, for everyone to see excepting only the blind who, like you, typically love to mislead the blind so TBH you really do need to use that stronger mouthwash to clean out all the B.S. from that holy mouth of yours.
I wholeheartedly agree with this... nothing's wrong with buying or wanting to buy a "prestige" mod such as the silver Pilak, just like I wholeheartedly agree the silver Pilak is gorgeous, but when Mooch has tested whether the metal the tube is made of matters to how hard it hits (he has), then, for me, personally, that part of the story is 100% finished until someone comes up with a better rebuttal than "hey, look guys... a Purge fanboi!".
We are talking contacts then silver makes a difference. I don't believe it matters what the tube is made of. My order of preference is
1. Hybrid
2. Silver contacts
I personally like a few of my aluminum mods. Easier to maintain than copper or silver. And you can get silver contacts at Vape Mechanic FB page. For almost any mod.
1. Hybrid
2. Silver contacts
I personally like a few of my aluminum mods. Easier to maintain than copper or silver. And you can get silver contacts at Vape Mechanic FB page. For almost any mod.
Actually the Pilak's are the easiest of all my Mod's to maintain. The purer the Silver the less they tarnish and Pilak's are over 95% pure silver. Also as I stated above since the Mod is all silver all connection points (threads etc) are silver. Example look at the difference when you replace a SS spring with a silver one, shit like hot buttons go away.
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Found this Voltage sag" is simply the result of the division of voltage in a circuit amongst its various resistors.
When any battery is put under a load, its voltage will drop (or "sag"). This is because no battery is a perfect, ideal voltage source since they all have some degree of "internal resistance." And in any circuit, the total voltage potential of the voltage source (the battery in this case) is divided amongst the various loads (resistors) that form the circuit, and that division is proportional to their resistance. In the case of a typical vaping device, the total voltage potential is divided primarily amongst (i) the atty/coil/mod and (ii) the internal resistance of the battery itself. And the higher the resistance of the external load (primarily, in our case, the coil), the higher proportion of the battery's total voltage potential that will be applied to it. The rest of the voltage potential is applied to the other resistor in the circuit (the internal resistance of the battery itself). As an aside, when you use a multimeter to measure the open circuit voltage of a battery, you're really just applying the battery across a big resistor built into the multimeter, and the resistance is so high, that practically all of the battery's voltage potential is applied to the external "load" (the multimeter), yet practically zero charge will flow through the circuit (i.e., no measurable current will result) because the resistance is so high, thus yielding a measure of the battery's open circuit voltage (or, electromotive force, or "emf").
If you had a perfect, ideal voltage source (one that, among other things, had no internal resistance) that could supply a constant voltage potential across a given load, then if you measured the voltage across the external load, you would find it to be the exact voltage of the voltage source itself. But if you were using a battery as your voltage source, let's say two fully charged Li-ion cells in series at 8.40v resting voltage, and you applied that across a load with a resistance of, say, 0.5 ohms, you might expect, from Ohm's law, that we would have a current of exactly 16.8 amps (8.4 divided by 0.5), and that we could measure the voltage across the load at exactly 8.40v. Unfortunately, reality is not that simple, nor convenient. Because the battery itself introduces a small amount of resistance to the total circuit, some of the battery's voltage potential will be allocated to the resistance of the battery itself, leaving something less than 8.40v allocated to the external load. If each cell's internal resistance is, say, 0.025 ohms, then the total resistance of the circuit is actually 0.55 ohms (0.50 plus 2*0.025), in which case Ohm's law tells us that we will have only 15.3 amps (8.4 divided by 0.55) (as opposed to 16.8 amps) of current in the circuit. And 15.3 amps through a 0.5-ohm external load means there is only 7.6v (15.3 multiplied by 0.5) across the external load. This is what we mean by "voltage sag." Our example battery, with an open-circuit voltage of 8.4v and internal resistance of 0.05 ohms, will put only 7.6v across our 0.5-ohm external load. From this, we can readily see why batteries with relatively high internal resistance can supply less current than those with relatively low internal resistance
When any battery is put under a load, its voltage will drop (or "sag"). This is because no battery is a perfect, ideal voltage source since they all have some degree of "internal resistance." And in any circuit, the total voltage potential of the voltage source (the battery in this case) is divided amongst the various loads (resistors) that form the circuit, and that division is proportional to their resistance. In the case of a typical vaping device, the total voltage potential is divided primarily amongst (i) the atty/coil/mod and (ii) the internal resistance of the battery itself. And the higher the resistance of the external load (primarily, in our case, the coil), the higher proportion of the battery's total voltage potential that will be applied to it. The rest of the voltage potential is applied to the other resistor in the circuit (the internal resistance of the battery itself). As an aside, when you use a multimeter to measure the open circuit voltage of a battery, you're really just applying the battery across a big resistor built into the multimeter, and the resistance is so high, that practically all of the battery's voltage potential is applied to the external "load" (the multimeter), yet practically zero charge will flow through the circuit (i.e., no measurable current will result) because the resistance is so high, thus yielding a measure of the battery's open circuit voltage (or, electromotive force, or "emf").
If you had a perfect, ideal voltage source (one that, among other things, had no internal resistance) that could supply a constant voltage potential across a given load, then if you measured the voltage across the external load, you would find it to be the exact voltage of the voltage source itself. But if you were using a battery as your voltage source, let's say two fully charged Li-ion cells in series at 8.40v resting voltage, and you applied that across a load with a resistance of, say, 0.5 ohms, you might expect, from Ohm's law, that we would have a current of exactly 16.8 amps (8.4 divided by 0.5), and that we could measure the voltage across the load at exactly 8.40v. Unfortunately, reality is not that simple, nor convenient. Because the battery itself introduces a small amount of resistance to the total circuit, some of the battery's voltage potential will be allocated to the resistance of the battery itself, leaving something less than 8.40v allocated to the external load. If each cell's internal resistance is, say, 0.025 ohms, then the total resistance of the circuit is actually 0.55 ohms (0.50 plus 2*0.025), in which case Ohm's law tells us that we will have only 15.3 amps (8.4 divided by 0.55) (as opposed to 16.8 amps) of current in the circuit. And 15.3 amps through a 0.5-ohm external load means there is only 7.6v (15.3 multiplied by 0.5) across the external load. This is what we mean by "voltage sag." Our example battery, with an open-circuit voltage of 8.4v and internal resistance of 0.05 ohms, will put only 7.6v across our 0.5-ohm external load. From this, we can readily see why batteries with relatively high internal resistance can supply less current than those with relatively low internal resistance
Wrong. Silver is the most conductive metal followed by copper then gold.