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ok, bought an itaste svd, and the diamondback coil is running at 1.4 ohms. Do i crank up the wattage or the voltage for best results here?

point taken. so a simple mech with some good 18650 cells is my best bet then? Also the coil is reading 1.6 ohms on the vv

not trying to power it with ego just to be clear. It is running on an Itaste VV at 4.3 volts now.

hmm, so i need to go the tim the tool man route here...?

I normally run it on an Itaste vv, the igo is just what I screwed it onto to take it apart and take the pic. Are you thinking I may not be giving it enough juice to hit like it should? I started wondering if the bigger diameter coil is more of a hindrance than help myself. Any advice is greatly...

so here is the latest attempt. It seems to have saturated with oil and keeps on giving off vapor for a while after heating. I have been using my dabbler more than this lately, stronger hits...

that was the problem. running 28 now, but still having fraying issues. also found that i will definitely need to drill out the airholes on the stock igo-w

ok dammit, why do my diamondback coils not stay together? is there some trick to keeping it from springing apart>?

anchor brand is concave, vs pyrex being convex. That may help some

@2clicker What length are you cutting the wick/kanthal to for the 'diamondback coil'? TIA!

http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/reclaim-and-water.13959/ I took what was in the slick stack and spread it across a pyrex that i put on the top shelf of a cabinet for a week or so. Cleared up nicely!

yep, another positive review for Mike (OGB) here too. Great guy to work with!

I am assuming this will help with clearance issues on the Igo-w with the stovetop/serpent/diamondback ceramic coil? http://www.vapordna.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=AC0219&Click=98 @2clicker is this what you have, or something similar? Also, what size are the set screws?

is it possible to order this via a method besides paypal?

very tempted myself here too... 33 smackers for the whole kit is not bad at all

Still loving my dabbler to no end, but curious about something. How many of you adhere to the "Dabbler Theorem of Verticality"? I am always trying to keep my dabbler as close to vertical as I possibly can to avoid loss from just heating up and falling to the bottom. Is this built up in my...

The small ball goes between the nozzle and the "other media" to make sure nothing exits out of the top when you stop spraying. The built up pressure can make for a quite unfortunate "rainfall" effect into your Pyrex without the cotton/coffee filter...

I do this also with a small balled up coffee filter replacing the cotton ball

marbles, unbleached coffee filters...

ok, ordering supplies now. Would the extra size of the igo w5 be handy here? It doesnt seem to be too cramped to me in yours