Recent content by SaltwaterReefer

I am not an engineer, but you asked for advice from an engineers perspective specifically, here are my thoughts: You used the word embed. If you mean actually inside of glass, which it is actually embeded in, to where coil is on all sides contacted by the glass that contains it, I don't think...

May I use your circuit design in hand made vaporizers (working toward a hand blown glass enclosure) that I would sell and profit from? That is the goal when I happened upon you. I was going to figure out how to get one working with the one I am building now, and then start selling them at the...

Appreciation for glass blowing and craftsmanship in general.

What are the stipulations for using it?

How difficult would it be to make the up and down temperature buttons the same kind of radial button as they have in stereos that can be turned infinitely in either direction, like they put in stereos for volume and tuner nobs? Do you sell the chips or do I need to procure and build it from...

Now that you mention that, I wonder what the difference in hit temperature drop between ceramic heating elements and metal coil is. Ceramic holds its temperature better than metal, and the heater is pretty intense. I have to dial it down quite a bit for it to not be insanely hot, but I hadn't...

What was the reasoning of going digital, and what is the cost difference? I will post pics for context soonish. It will be a little while before I am back where it is.

No, wait... If I picked up a 120+ watt dimmer switch somewhere and wired the heating element from the vape in, I could use a infrared thermometer and adjust it to the minimum temperature. Then I could take it out, measure the resistance on it, and put resistor/resistors equal to that just after...

A friend brought me a crippled vape, and I wasn't able to figure out what failed with a multimeter. The fuse and the ceramic heating element were still good, and the problem seemed to be somewhere in the super chippy logic side of the board. Now I am starting a new circuit for it. If I can use...