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The percentages reported is high in that infected cases are not properly accounted for. I am using Germany as a norm only in that they took this the most seriously early on. Their numbers are likely closer to reality when the dust settles. The USA is not even counting affected anymore so that...

Interesting circuit.

Same calculation @vapviking - number confirmed dead in NY or NYC over population of NY or NYC. Hot spots will have much higher rates than the 1/2 - 1%. I am certainly not gathering likes of course, just wanted to know if this logic makes sense to others. There are many posts of shared things...

Wow, up to $14 for the module now! This is the perfect place @jr1xt1 - and welcome to the forum. There are a couple of things at play. First of all, how easily does your VC draw? I've had times where the load fully baked but got next to nothing from it. Turns out the VC can loose all that...

We do know the denominator to a much better degree now that we have history. I am using 1:100 to 1:200 infected will die. That is 1/2 - 1%. Therefore, if the denominator is based on death rates, you have at this moment 30,000 dead as of midday March 26th. That means 1,500,000-3,000,000 are...

Or that. I was more thinking the wrong concealed carry participant. If he's lucky he'll get one warning.

@stark - nice build! Yours? My power supply is cells for the moment. One wired to 8.4V for real-time heating and one wired to 12.6V for conventional heating or 'cloud bursts'. Eventually, it will be a 4S variable output battery pack. I am ready to put the 8.4V 'The Runt' version in a case...

That might have done it. Basically plug it into a charger?

I shorted the inputs to the mosfet switch. That tripped the 30A onboard protection. Cells had to be removed to reset the BMS. I'm getting the hint that short battery life is a turn off on these devices, even if considered portable. Industry just hasn't adjusted smaller cells to energy...

"They who honor the honor system shall be honored." Shining example right there. "The Great Worx is the only reason anyone has for being here. Everything else is an excuse."

@LongDraw - I could see some 3rd party offerings of some interesting housings. The maker may even share the design of just the wood part for such a purpose. Worth an ask.

I was thinking of something like this one for circuit boards as they don't require back stops. Not sure if this would plug into a vector board. I've looked for the ones they use in the Chinese holders - can't find them anywhere on the electronics warehouses or typical manufacturers. I'll be...

This isn't the thread for IH without relating it to how it improves the VC. Who wants to be the next IH maker to help the VC community? Step up! :haw: :freak: :nope: :zzz: :hmm: I thought so... :razz: I'm with you @cybrguy - different reason but similar risks. There are two considerations I...

I commend all those with the resolve to stop vaping for their own safety and mental well being.

More than a little I would suppose.

The 20A end-pack modules like yours. I don't see the margin on the orings as sufficient at these temps. Since I am drawing real-time while the cap is in the tube, I want to make sure I am not vaping polymers. Vaping a tree is okay. Right now the bottom in the vial is adjustable by sliding it...

2S and 3S 18650. Sleep? :rofl:Its got power!

That might work. I also need to find a non-conductive 'jack' as a stop. That cap gets too hot for o-rings when I bake. I burn my fingers through the glass bottom of my vials. I might consider a wooden riser. Let me know if the dimensions actually match the pictures rather than the...

:lol: I don't do nails so that won't happened. I see a good opportunity for someone though. You've got a good hold of your project. A meter is needed and the one you have works great since it comes with a nice panel mount bezel. Can't wait to see your hobbying skills @PKOK . :nod: Always...

Something may have glitched the microprocessor and needs a reset. Contact the maker and he will get this resolved.