Could I run a twisted coil build on a temple rda with the hammer of god
Could I run a twisted coil build on a temple rda with the hammer of god
This times elevtybillion.Absolutely not a "beginners device."
If you do not know why this device should scare you into perfection, this device is not for you.
The simple fact that you are asking this question tells me you probably should stay away from this (or any mechanical) mod until you have an idea of what is safe.
The lack of any detail or specs on your hypothetical twisted coils tells me that you FOR SURE have no business with this mod at this time. Research safe building. KNOW what you can safely build for the amperage of your batteries. And especially how that amperage is drawn from your batteries.
Simply "a twisted coil" can mean 1,000,000 things. Several twisted coils are safe to use. Several more twisted coils are super unsafe to use with catastrophic failure possible. But, failure would have nothing to do with the "twisted coil" and everything to do with the guy who put it in there with no idea what would happen to his batteries.
Research mechanical mod safety, research ohms law, have an ohm meter, have good batteries, and be overly cautious before using this mod. Or any mechanical mod.
Mechanical mods are only safe it the user knows how to use them 100% safely.
This is not a fucking toy to figure out as you go. Any "oops" moments will result in hospital bills. Not may, will. Absolutely will. Please do not use this until you KNOW 100% what you are doing.
Tired of reading news stories about people using equipment they have no business with blowing themselves up. Please, DO NOT BE ON THE NEWS!!!!!!!
Well I'm glad you had that much time on your hands to write all that in worries. To fix my words up some. I have 22g kanthal with only 9 wraps and reads at .45 not so sure that would hold up on the hammer. That's what I was iffy about.
Bingo! Now you're thinking smart!I for sure have a healthy fear of them. Was thinking about switching back to a wismec rx200 with tornado top while I take in as much information as needed to work with mechanicals.
most wise...I for sure have a healthy fear of them. Was thinking about switching back to a wismec rx200 with tornado top while I take in as much information as needed to work with mechanicals.
Well I'm glad you had that much time on your hands to write all that in worries. To fix my words up some. I have 22g kanthal with only 9 wraps and reads at .45 not so sure that would hold up on the hammer. That's what I was iffy about.
I hope that was in an expert forum. I might come off as an ass sometimes, but I have been known to tell people to google and research for info. Not that I am mean, or don't know, but if it is an advanced question, me knowing the answer does that person no good if they blow their face off. Ya know?The mod is only as safe as the user, in the case of mechs especially.
It is good that you are enlisting help and doing research.
But, even so, you cannot trust everything just because someone is a "seasoned vaper". Replied to another post where guys were recommending .07 builds in a tube mod. Hopefully your buddies are more concerned with safety than those guys instead of just clouds and pulling 60A from 20A batteries.
Be safe.
A healthy fear of mech's is a good thing. Have one.
Another new Mech user ................
I'm glad I keep this ready to just copy and paste .........
1. Ohm's law, http://www.steam-engine.org/ makes it easy and there's even an app on it for Android
2. Batteries, fucking batteries, take good care of your batteries and know them!!!!!!!!
a. Avoid shit batteries like eFest who rewrap rejects with grossly inflated amp ratings. Stick with authentic LG, Sony or Samsung from reputable (not ebay or amazon) sources, great places to get authentic are from
http://liionwholesale.com/
https://www.imrbatteries.com/
b. Stick well within Continuous Discharge Rate (CDR) Not the "pulse"
c. Keep up to date with what Mooch tests and battery ratings, follow his posts on Facebook and his Blog
d. In Mod's with multipule batteries, marry them.
e. Get some battery wraps, they're cheap and easy to re-wrap batteries. Any nicks,tears or what ever don't be stupid and just re-wrap.
3. Don't build stupid low a good builder can chuck and get awesome dense vape from a good build. It's simple, with 20 CDR Amp batteries -
a. Single battery mod's you're fine with .2 ohms on up
b. Dual Parallel you're fine with .15 on up. Parallel you take the full CDR of one battery and you can add 1/2 the amp rating of the next battery
c. Series you double the voltage but you share the amp. So a series you build high with a lot of wire, no lower that .4 ohms.
4. Make sure you don't have any shorts. For an extra caution any new build I vape on a regulated mod for a few drips or with a tank about a 1/4 tank. This is to insure nothing wonky with my build or any shorts.
5. Careful if it's not in your hand, if it doesn't have a lock on the button and you pit it in your pocket (which I really don't recommend) insure nothing else is in your pocket and it's loose. Don't want to put it in your front jeans pocket and blow your dick off ya know
6. Last but certainly NOT the least, keep it clean! Clean it when you first get it "before" you even use it and clean it on a regular basis.
a. Ultrasonics are a very good investment, got mine off Amazon for around $25.
Yep, there is "some" good information on Reddit but you have to put it through a filter and certainly double check here.Great advice here!
About the CDR though.. learn everything you can about your mod and use only samsung, lg or sony batteries. To be honest, if you asked me for help and were using any other brand, I couldn't help you. For your own good. Staying within the CDR is ideal, but there is a little bit of wiggle room. As long as you are using good, safe batteries.
This is an excellent page, done by Mooch about batteries....
http://vaping360.com/top-5-18650-batteries-for-vaping/
I know Mooch also has an account in this forum but mainly is in ECF. I recommend being in both. reddit sucks though. To many "thinks they know it alls".
By the way... avoid rewrapped / rebranded batteries. At best, they are factory seconds of "the big 3 brands" but have failed some tests or would have been sold as brand name batteries under the sony, lg or samsung brand name. At worse, they are some made in china knock off with unknown specs and chemistry.
LOL try telling them that resistance matters when building a cloud chucking build on a regulated mod. They figure "just add more wraps" is the be all end all. Fact is, the chips output controller uses the resistance and voltage to push the watts. W=V2/R IOW.. if resistance is to high, you can't meet the max output of the mod. And of course there are the claptonites.. swearing clapton make bigger clouds. Simply put.. you can push more rocks up a hill in a wheelbarrow if there isn't a 10 yr old sitting in the wheelbarrow with them. LOL. Oh well. For vaping I stick to vaping forums. I've been building competition cloud builds for months now, but nooooooooo I don't know what Im talking about. lol. That guy that has been puffing a cigalike for 5 years obviously knows more. right?Yep, there is "some" good information on Reddit but you have to put it through a filter and certainly double check here.
Try posting anything positive in regards to a Mech and instantly get 100+ down votes. Or anything that isn't in line with the Herd.
I'm still active there though and try to help when I can.
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No shit, I love my Fused Claptons though. If you really look at it all it is just a parallel coil with a wrapping wire. But the nature of the Clapton is it's essentially a wick in itself, especially when you use ribbon wire. That is what increases the flavor and why I myself love them so much. But if you're just a Cloud Chaser you push for surface area, thus parallel builds are excellent for cloud chasers.LOL try telling them that resistance matters when building a cloud chucking build on a regulated mod. They figure "just add more wraps" is the be all end all. Fact is, the chips output controller uses the resistance and voltage to push the watts. W=V2/R IOW.. if resistance is to high, you can't meet the max output of the mod. And of course there are the claptonites.. swearing clapton make bigger clouds. Simply put.. you can push more rocks up a hill in a wheelbarrow if there isn't a 10 yr old sitting in the wheelbarrow with them. LOL. Oh well. For vaping I stick to vaping forums. I've been building competition cloud builds for months now, but nooooooooo I don't know what Im talking about. lol. That guy that has been puffing a cigalike for 5 years obviously knows more. right?
exactly. Mind you, that guy never mentioned parallel coils.. just add more wraps and wire gauge didnt matter.. like.. add wraps of 28g until it was as wide as 8 (for example) wraps of 24g. And we KNOW how resistance work on higher gauge wires..Personally, I doubt that coil would even fire, probably to high for the mod.No shit, I love my Fused Claptons though. If you really look at it all it is just a parallel coil with a wrapping wire. But the nature of the Clapton is it's essentially a wick in itself, especially when you use ribbon wire. That is what increases the flavor and why I myself love them so much. But if you're just a Cloud Chaser you push for surface area, thus parallel builds are excellent for cloud chasers.
Main problem with Reddit most people there are just out for quick bullet points and not concerned with actually a full discussion of any details.
Pet peeve I have is "how many wraps do I need" and people who just answer x number or y number. If anyone has taken notice my responses to "how many wraps" posts are "steam engine is your best friend".exactly. Mind you, that guy never mentioned parallel coils.. just add more wraps and wire gauge didnt matter.. like.. add wraps of 28g until it was as wide as 8 (for example) wraps of 24g. And we KNOW how resistance work on higher gauge wires..Personally, I doubt that coil would even fire, probably to high for the mod.