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Post by tim on Dec 4, 2015 22:07:20 GMT
Just beggin' for Chuck
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Post by tim on Dec 1, 2015 21:30:27 GMT
Lucky b'stard @broadblaster You found a woman who likes bikes. I constantly hanker for one again, but the missus don't like 'em!
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Post by tim on Nov 29, 2015 18:51:30 GMT
tim found the ramp up time in my tanks to be almost unnoticeable. Def worth giving another go Yeah, don't you worry, I'll be trying that out! Still imagine it'll be frequent wick changes though, what with how they hold the heat (not burnt, just gunked)
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Hate vapours sometimes,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Nov 28, 2015 23:40:08 GMT
Post by tim on Nov 28, 2015 23:40:08 GMT
Just tell 'em to grow up. No point getting annoyed. There are idiots like that everywhere. They think they are superior, but they are just idiots. I don't know your age, but get used to it. It's the same as "My dads bigger than yours". Chill
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Post by tim on Nov 28, 2015 22:07:26 GMT
I made some. Got it right second try (luck?...probably), but the ramp up and cool down time is ridiculous in a tank. Not tried in a dripper, but I imagine it is ideal for that purpose. Not with Ni200 on a DNA, especially a DNA 200 you can throw 200 W at it until near temp, can't solve the cool down problem you need a can of liquid nitrogen for that. Always been one of the best features of DNAs that most people seem to unaware of. Got my DNA 200 from Ade ( @windows ) so I will be reassessing the clapton coils asap
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Post by tim on Nov 22, 2015 22:28:42 GMT
So, that's a wrap then! You and CC 4eva!!!! Nice. Grats Ross.
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Post by tim on Nov 22, 2015 21:47:57 GMT
Too right sydsut...but I'm not talking smoking Naughty gill2009 you little devil Crikey! Get a room...........
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Post by tim on Nov 21, 2015 23:14:20 GMT
I think it's because, when most of us smoked, there was little difference in flavours, apart from standard tailor made, menthol, rolling, or cigar tastes. However, pipe smokers have a vast array of flavours, so could sample different flavours whenever they chose, but at a higher cost. The nature of addiction makes you return to what works at the price you can afford. Hence drug addiction causing death from dodgy cheaper drugs. Since vaping is vastly cheaper than smoking (shineyitis aside), it's not prohibitive to experiment with a new flavour.
Just my opinion
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Post by tim on Nov 21, 2015 22:57:55 GMT
Sorry for the Q *-SARIN-* how does it work i presume you run it through the coil and just leave the ends in the bottom so the juice soaks up the cord. Yup. That's pretty much what you do. You need it to fit inside the coil tightly though, not like a cotton wick is done. Not that I suppose you have tried Anyway, good luck ps, maybe you should see a therapist about your cotton aversion.......
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Post by tim on Nov 20, 2015 22:20:19 GMT
Mast
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Post by tim on Nov 20, 2015 22:18:51 GMT
masturbater malarky missed it, sorry
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Post by tim on Nov 20, 2015 22:14:41 GMT
Show me the way to..........
AMARILLO
No? Ok, I'll get my coat...
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Post by tim on Nov 18, 2015 23:30:20 GMT
It's the length of wire that determines the resistance, not the diameter of the coil. The resistance would be the the same whether it was straight or coiled. The diameter is made smaller for more coils (more coils=good), or larger if you have too many to fit the atty (55 ). BUT!!! "have consumed some beers warning.." coiling a wire will/may have some effect in changing its diameter and length.. an experiment to prove or disprove this hypothesis would be to coil a known length of wire, then straighten it and remeasure its length and diameter. the wire when coiled will undergo 2 opposing forces, 1 compressing the wire on its internal side and 2 stretching the wire on its outside, its a property of malleability, if this wasnt going on the wire would snap when coiling was attempted.. Or is it?? i dunno but would enjoy discussing over more beers next up get a cube drill holes through the centre of each face,, whats the shape of the hole in the centre??? next up for discussion is infinity.. anyone read white light by Rudy Rucker?? Indeed, the wire will become distorted. But the change in resistance is what you see from a calc site (like Steam-engine) and in general is insignificant. 0.03 ohm change to a 1.2ohm coil is not noticeable. I would love to discuss the drilled cube with you one day over a few beers though..... I reckon, for starters, it's a cube, without hard edges.
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Post by tim on Nov 18, 2015 23:04:33 GMT
It's the length of wire that determines the resistance, not the diameter of the coil. The resistance would be the the same whether it was straight or coiled. The diameter is made smaller for more coils (more coils=good), or larger if you have too many to fit the atty (55 ).
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