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Anything that's below like a 70/30 I would use 50%-80% JFC allowance on and a fair bit of cotton laying in the deck. Unlike the 22mm V1 and V2 Aromamizer's, I've found that the Supreme works much better with horizontal builds due to the wider, larger airflow slots and MUCH bigger build deck. I can fit 9 wrap 3.2mm fused 28x2 w/ 32ga claptons in the Supreme horizontally, where-as the biggest I can fit vertically is like 7-8 wrap 3mm fused 28x2 w/ 32ga claptons.
With vertical coil builds, you only have one wick tail in the deck as opposed to two on a horizontal build. The JFC holes on the old school Aromamizer were smaller and a bit closer together so this was easier to do, now with the Supreme they're a good bit larger and further apart, meaning you need more wicking the properly cover them. The JFC on the Supreme/Boreas isn't shutting your wicking holes down at all, it's controlling the speed the tank is letting juice into the deck area, meaning if the leak is caused by your wicking deck-side, it's going to leak no matter what the JFC is set to unless it's totally shut off. So make sure you've got plenty of wicking in that deck, especially with a vertical build using 65/35.
The airflow is plenty big enough on allowance wide open or on the low profile mode to hit the bulk of your horizontal coils, making verticals unnecessary unless you just favor verticals in a general sense. Make sure you're getting enough cotton in the juice well, I typically will run my wicks (3mm-3.2mm ID coils) and trim a hair off the sides, then adjust the length to where each tail covers one juice hole then extends into the inbetween point between both juice flow holes, meaning the wicks overlay on the gap between the holes and each trimmed wick is fully covering one hole and the area around it on its own. Been using 70/30-80/20 juices (VG/PG) with this setup on 100% JFC allowance on high wattage and it hasn't leaked even once, same with the Boreas.
With vertical coil builds, you only have one wick tail in the deck as opposed to two on a horizontal build. The JFC holes on the old school Aromamizer were smaller and a bit closer together so this was easier to do, now with the Supreme they're a good bit larger and further apart, meaning you need more wicking the properly cover them. The JFC on the Supreme/Boreas isn't shutting your wicking holes down at all, it's controlling the speed the tank is letting juice into the deck area, meaning if the leak is caused by your wicking deck-side, it's going to leak no matter what the JFC is set to unless it's totally shut off. So make sure you've got plenty of wicking in that deck, especially with a vertical build using 65/35.
The airflow is plenty big enough on allowance wide open or on the low profile mode to hit the bulk of your horizontal coils, making verticals unnecessary unless you just favor verticals in a general sense. Make sure you're getting enough cotton in the juice well, I typically will run my wicks (3mm-3.2mm ID coils) and trim a hair off the sides, then adjust the length to where each tail covers one juice hole then extends into the inbetween point between both juice flow holes, meaning the wicks overlay on the gap between the holes and each trimmed wick is fully covering one hole and the area around it on its own. Been using 70/30-80/20 juices (VG/PG) with this setup on 100% JFC allowance on high wattage and it hasn't leaked even once, same with the Boreas.
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My aromamizer supreme just came in. This thing is a beast. Before I had problems with my rta's that I could not put the watts too high or I get burnt taste. Now I have problems with my aromamizer supreme that I can't put the watts to high or it produces too much vape LOL
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RTA's are dead, RDTA's are the future and the future was like tomorrow. In all seriousness, RTA's and RDTA's are the way to fucking go. My drippers have been collecting dust since the Griffin came out months back.
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What builds are you guys putting into your aromamizer supreme that can handle 100+ watts it seems like whatever I put in it the highest I can go is 90 and even 90 is on the verge burning and it will definately start burning at 100 unless I take really shorts hits. I've mostly used 5 wrap fused Claptons 26g nichrome 80 wrapped with 40g kanthal both vertices and horizontal. I've tried 6 Wrap spaced 22g horizontal and non spaced verticle I've tried spaced 7 Wrap 26g titanium horizontal (I was able to get a little higher watt with this but I'm not a huge fan of titanium) I think that might be it but like I said none of them can push past 100 and are good vapes between 60-70 watts...
I like to do mouth to lung hits and chain vape it, I can't get past 65w before I get burnt taste. When I do long lung hits however I can push up to 110w on the same build, but I can't do what I would consider chain vaping cause it gets too hot.
My current build is 28g spaced 3.5mm 10 wrap ss316L. I use thin coils cause I mostly vape mouth to lung and like the fast ramp up time.
Can't get past 110w on my current build (voltage limitations), but I imagine I could get higher with thicker coils and an ideal build for high wattage vaping.
My current build is 28g spaced 3.5mm 10 wrap ss316L. I use thin coils cause I mostly vape mouth to lung and like the fast ramp up time.
Can't get past 110w on my current build (voltage limitations), but I imagine I could get higher with thicker coils and an ideal build for high wattage vaping.
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Mine is getting hot quickly, too, and I'm not sure why. I haven't gotten past 70W either. It just gets to hot otherwise to vape back to back.
That's alright though as it keeps juice consumption down and batteries last longer. Most of my RTAs I vape the same way. It also keeps me from running out of mods since I don't have many with more than 100W.
That's alright though as it keeps juice consumption down and batteries last longer. Most of my RTAs I vape the same way. It also keeps me from running out of mods since I don't have many with more than 100W.
What do you have on it right now??
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I think I went with 28 x 2 fused with 32. Don't hold me to that though because I've done so many builds lately.
Ok
What's the best SS BUILD on the supreme?
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Haven't done one yet. I would probably use 24g. It's a sizable atty.
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Go for 3-3.5mm. Maybe 8-10 wraps for good surface area.
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OK so looks like I'm not the only one. I mean I don't care I'm happy with what I'm getting with the 70 watts but sometimes I feel like I'm not getting "enough" but maybe I need to up my Nic currently using somewhere between 3-6... also I don't do mouth to lung I never did even when I smoked cigarettes not sure how you would mouth to lung over 100 watts I feel like if you cut the airflow really low to moth to lung your just gonna burn the shit out of your wicks
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How do you guys like stainless anyway I still haven't tried at first I heard it wasn't great but now it seems like more and more like it and I keep hearing about ss claptons
I don't know yet, I will be experimenting on it, i had SS on the ALLERIA and it was all good.. We shall see
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I really like SS. Clean test, lasts longer.
But, felt I should use a build on it that I've used in Boreas for a fair assessment, if I could be fair.
But, felt I should use a build on it that I've used in Boreas for a fair assessment, if I could be fair.
Which is??
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Not sure I understand what you're asking me, ej?
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He wants to know what build your using but I think you already said a fused clapton with 26 wrapped with 32
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I gotta order some ss I guess I've been really curious about it. is it a lower or higher resistance then kanthal?
YOU did SS fused?
Any other SS build?
Plan on putting some SS fused claptons in the boreas tonight
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I have done SS Claptons in single coil RTAs. They are very springy and ballooned out. So I guess I need to torch more to fit them in a dual coil deck.
I think I used kanthal 28 x 2/32 in the Supreme.
I just tried vertical 24g 4.8mm 9 wraps ss316L. Tried running it at 200w and it does indeed vapes it no problems. If you chain vape it does give you dry hits, but if you vape it normally you are alright. You would not normally chain vape it at 200w anyways, I just tried it to see how far I could vape it till it dry hits. I think I put too much rayon in their also.
Absolutely loving this thing.
Absolutely loving this thing.
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Damn that's nice I can't wait for my stainless to come in but I might have to try that with some kanthal I didn't even think about putting coils in bigger than 3.5mm. If you put it at say 110 watts can you take a semi long vape from without getting dry like a 4-8 second pull?
I tried it at 100w with around 4 sec pull and did not get a dry hit. I can't really pull much longer then that without coughing it all up. I did not try seeing how much times I could pull like this without getting burnt hits though and I retired the build so I cannot test it. It was just a test build to see if it could actually handle 200w.
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That basically answers my question I'm just curious I can't get my fused Claptons above 70 without basically taking like 1 second pulls
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Interesting I definately prefer horizontal I feel like the wicks go to shit after 1 day of vaping with the verticles
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How many ohm's does that horizontal build end up being?
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Damn I just did that build with 28g kanthal came out to 1.1 lol I don't think I've ever built anything this high just got done wicking it so I'll see lol didn't realize there was that much of a resistance difference between kanthal and stainless
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Yea I can only put it up to 52 watts and it hits 7.5 volts it will go up to 200 but I can't tell a difference between 200 and 52 watts. Using an ipv3 li so it's just basically lying to me after 52 watts
It's not actually lying, with a build that high it need more volts then your device can deliver to reach what you are trying to push. Your device just does not list the real wattage it's pushing. Unlike the DNA200 which will tell you exactly how much wattage it is outputting.
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Yea I have a cuboid too the cuboid will stop your watts once you hit 9 volts. I don't own a DNA 200 I want one but can't really afford one at the moment. But I've been hearing the yihi chip is actually more accurate then the dna's and the ipv3 li has a yihi buts they are older not sure if they were as good at that time...
TC mode go with DNA
YIHI POWER MODE
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Hmmm good to know I do notice if I use the same atty with the same watts on the cuboid and the ipv3 li I get a more powerful vape from the ip3 li. Thanks!
Just tried another build, vertical 24g 4mm 9 wraps ss316L. Tried it at 100w and was able to take 8, 4 sec pulls in a row before a hint of burning. Tried it at 200w and it did not vape well however. Liking this one more then my horizontal. smoother hits, less coughing. When trying to fire it in tc mode it instantly goes into wattage mode however. Something about low ohms and ss that makes it not work well on a dna200.
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Interesting I might try something similar tomorrow I just put my fused Claptons back in 2x26g k/ 40g nichrome 80 3.5mm which work good to around 70 watts. I wonder if your wicks will hold up on your verticles it seems like every time I put a verticle build in the Supreme it works great for a day and then the next day after I wake up It will lose all the flavor for some reason and I have to put new wicks in
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Yea hopefully it works out I think it has something to do with the top of the wicks they always turn a dark brownish color but only at the tops and they don't taste burnt just muted
I see what you mean about muted. It does not taste the same as my horizontal build at all.
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Yea I don't get why it happens it's not just the aromamizer supreme the original aromamizer did it also. I've put them in my velocity rda clone before and they turned dark but the flavor was always fine I think it has something to do with the tank
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Finally ordered a Boreas today, been meaning to buy I kept spending to much money on other shit. Now I see the difference between it and the Supreme.and if they are almost the same that's cool it's not bad having two lol