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The Spring onions (Scallions) were actually Garlic Chives in my previous list ^^ So this year I'm trying Spring Onions and a mixed selection of Radishes (inspired by the FC Radish thread lol) And also trying to find a strain of Thyme that can survive over winter as I think the frost got to the...

I think Austyn favours the Ti tip for the spirals to screw the captive cap on and off, more than anything I took a pair of pliers and pinched the FMJ and cap into shape (like you would normally just pinch a cap between your fingers) to make it slightly oval like all my other caps, so it goes on...

I like the idea - and always thought the Herborizer heater would be better if the channels were cut at an angle or spiralled to increase the surface area and contact with the heat, like your design I wasn't expecting it to kick up the bowl the way you guys are describing tho (altho I have...

Good list :tup: I love my 19/26 GS sssses :love: I think there's a typo in the balls section, and it should say 2.5mm like it does in the link It depends on how much of the side arm you want to fill - I'd buy the 500 altho I don't fill the sidearm, in my recent builds, and also have a couple...

The mod calculates the temperature of the coil by monitoring the resistance of the coil and some maths using the TCR value (Temperature Coefficient of Resistance) which is the ratio of how much the resistance of a coil rises as the temperature rises. Each metal has their own TCR value - Ni200...

I vote we liquidise and share the profits Who's in? Or do I mean out? :hmm:

That's a key (kilo) and my 2p weighs a 1/4 oz :2c: :) a penny weighs an 1/8 oz a 1/2 penny used to weigh 1/16 oz which is how it was weighed on a balance scale

No Just read one of the guides on the subject (so you can stop guessing and assuming :lol:) ..... https://www.ecigssa.co.za/threads/guide-to-fine-tuning-temp-control-vaping.18206/

And with all due respect to yourself in return but ..... I'm sorry it's you who is mixed up and confused by the terminology I only replied to this thread as I found the guessing game you guys are playing a bit dumb to be honest. Reducing the starting wattage will reduce the chances of...

It should be possible with the Omni2 chip/board I keep seeing this line, from their bumf (blindly copied and pasted again and again) " In TC-Ni/TC-Ti/TC-SS/TCR (M1, M2) mode: In TC-Ni/TC-Ti/TC-SS mode, the OMNI Board 2.0 allows you to change the startup wattage under temperate control mode...

The Herbo needs a deep injector bowl as the Ti heater cover protrudes out of the bottom of the joint

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No - You've not made a 510 vape (510 relates to the screw threaded socket on an ecig battery) I think you could call it an all glass DiY flowerpot, or a maybe a DiY DC Elev8R or another DiY enail coil and ball vape (you should be able to find a few similar things if you search the DiY section...

Yes - there have been a few similar builds Theres some pics and videos of some of them in this thread (at the bottom of this page) here ... https://fuckcombustion.com/threads/510-420-%E2%80%A6-%E2%80%9E330mv%E2%80%9C-diy-510-mod-vape.51202/page-2#

I thought the B0 and injectors worked really well with the Herborizer bowls at about 15 degrees F over the temp I would use for an Elev8R or an adapter with a screen in, on my water pieces. I think the flow rate of the piece also has a lot to do with the performance tho.

Try rotating the body to change the position of the air inlet holes in relation to the coils

I dunno if you have a charger but most chargers that have a screen to show the charge will test the capacity for you When they get old and saggy we bag them up and either put them on top of our recycling bins or drop them in a special bin at some supermarkets and recycling centres, in the UK

Carefully give both sides of the joint a good rub with a dry paper towel or something while they're hot

A Tumbler to catch the trichs - so there's been a strange whirring noise coming from my kitchen for the last couple of days

Before you chuck it out Make sure the centre pin springs back when you press it down as they can get stuck or go sluggish sometimes. And give the contacts a good scrub with a pencil eraser or a really fine abrasive incase there is any oxidation or anything causing a bad contact