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Post by Dan on Sept 25, 2013 16:17:07 GMT
For a change, nothing!
In the past month I've order and recieved.
.30 kanthal for micro coils
Massive array of more silica and ekowool
5 terminator-c rbas
100 premade 2ohm res/non-res wires
Siam evic tube set
Svd
Mega davide
Shed loads of concentrates, nic base, and pg/vg
New box to keep it all in
Thats enough for now icon_shoppingm
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Post by Dan on Sept 25, 2013 16:06:13 GMT
Hi everyone.
So, I've had a nitecore i2 for a while now but I'm now looking for a 4 bay charger.
Main reason for this is that we bought our 3 year old a Vttech Innotab tablet thingmajiggy and it's munching through 4 duracells in 12 hours.. expensive!! Can't buy a dedicated battery pack for it so going down the diy route of multiple nimh's!
I already have a 4 pack of 3000mah aa batteries and plan to buy another four to keep in rotation but I'm stuck for a charger!
After discovering how much a dedicated charger will cost it makes sense to buy a 4 bay charger such as the nitecore i4 and then sell my i2. Its not in constant use so may as well use to full potential!
Question is, should I be looking at any other chargers which offer more control over charging amps? It must have the diversity to charge multiple battery sizes (aa-18650), and it must be able to charge one battery at a time without any overheating issues..
Does anyone have any recommendations?
Budget wise im looking at £25 or less as money is a bit tight since my baby girl arrived..
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Post by Dan on Sept 24, 2013 19:51:24 GMT
Interesting..
My immediate thought would be hotspot.
One thing.. the juice you're using.. I assume you've tried it in other atties and so know the flavour you're aiming for?
Also,
When you dry fire the coil does it burn from inside out or outside in? Are the legs glowing any brighter than the coil? How tightly have you wrapped the coil?
One thing I learnt from my rssts was to take my time making sure the coil glowed evenly from leg to leg. Do this when it is all bone dry to make it easier to pinpoint problematic spots.. once its wet it can take ages to get it running right!!
Ss rope certainly makes life easier, as does normal kanthal.. ribbon always played up for me!
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Post by Dan on Sept 24, 2013 8:23:48 GMT
Have you tried with a different wire?
What did you use to oxidise the ribbon?
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Post by Dan on Sept 23, 2013 21:08:24 GMT
Romelees custard recipe is even sweeter but it doesn't half gunk up the coil quickly!  Don't say that, i have shares in wire company's around the world   Going to drip some more RVC tonight too see how it fares with a microcoil  |
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Post by Dan on Sept 21, 2013 22:56:03 GMT
Super-Shiny - is there a reason you have the metal tank at the bottom on your terminator? Surely it prevents you from seeing when its due for refilling? melitahams - I've been using Terminator-c's on my evics for over a week solid now and they are still performing brilliantly! Certainly better than the kayfun lites I was using previously.. It may be worth sending Billy | GreyHaze a pm to see if they would indeed post to your location. You may be lucky! First build can seem daunting but it only takes minutes once you know what you're doing..
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Post by Dan on Sept 21, 2013 8:38:15 GMT
More scaremongering  |
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Post by Dan on Sept 18, 2013 8:58:37 GMT
Personally I would say to stick with a regulated mod until you are 100% happy with your coil building skills..
If you have a coil short out on a vv/vw mod it just won't fire. They have their own inbuilt protection to prevent damage..
Mechanical mods on the other hand are totally the opposite..
You have no notification of a short circuit until its too late.
Yes you can introduce a fuse and a kick to give you protection and adjustability but you may as well just buy a regulated mod!!
The other thing with a mechanical mod is that the amount of power given to the atomiser relates to battery charge.. regulated mods oon the other hand generally give you your chosen voltage or wattage regardless of the charge level..
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Post by Dan on Sept 17, 2013 20:15:46 GMT
Sorry Dan they have gone just this morning. No worries  |
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Post by Dan on Sept 17, 2013 12:23:05 GMT
I don't have as much as some, but what I do have gets used all day everyday. 1 svd 1 black evic 1 siam'd evic 1 mega davide 1 igo l 1 ss extended dream 5 terminator c's  |
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Post by Dan on Sept 17, 2013 12:17:51 GMT
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Post by Dan on Sept 17, 2013 12:14:36 GMT
How did I miss this?! Not long now mate and it'll be no more spending.. might be allowed to buy curtains and the such like if your lucky  So wedding gift list is nice and short. 1.) Provari and something to top it off That is all  Seriously though, I wish both yourself and mrs romelee a very happy wedding day and may your lives together be blessed! Been engaged to my fiancee for four years now so will hopefully be arranging the big day in the near future even if it is just a bit of paper and a name change in her eyesicon_faint |
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Post by Dan on Sept 17, 2013 12:01:57 GMT
im looking at buying the following rsst aga t2 hopefully someone would be greatfull in letting me test one before i buy ill pay the postage and send back after one week it will only be used in the house so its going to be looked after please can anyone help Save yourself the hassle and just order an RSST..  |
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Post by Dan on Sept 17, 2013 9:27:58 GMT
Are these still avaliable per chance?
Woukd you sell as opposed to trade?
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