VerticallyChallenged
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Has anyone heard if the redesigned Reload will be released the same time as the Gen 2? I want to update both if htey will be ready.
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No, I expect the Reload Gen 2 in January ( So probably March....
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VerticallyChallenged
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maybe I will do the sense and new reload together then thanks. Is the Gen2 still on track for this month?No, I expect the Reload Gen 2 in January ( So probably March....
The pre-order will likely start the end of next week once I've tested the production samples.
A few days later the stock should be on the way to me and arrive within 2 weeks from there, so I expect the pre-order to go for about 2 weeks.
acstorfer
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When that day happens the masses will be cheering!
VerticallyChallenged
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Awesome can’t wait
Love my Gen 1 but I’m going to retire it to my mighty and use the Gen 2 as my daily driver.
checkyourlibido
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21700 is an awesome battery, glad to see it being put to use. I think we'll see much more of the 21700 in the future.
chary-ka
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Didn't even think about this, guess that is my new plan for my Gen 1 too. Retire my stem that is on the mighty now.
acstorfer
Take My Money Dammit!
You both probably have this but if not, it's always nice just to have a dedicated vapcap just for a dynacoil. I wasn't a big concentrates fan really until I got my Revolves.
I'm getting a few samples early next week of the 3 Ti finish, Blue and Black - I'll try to take a good picture of these and put it on the website.
Unfortunately I won't have the rainbows before the stock arrives in a few weeks, but I'll ask for pictures / video from the manufacturer and post those here.
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lugaschfuckcombustion
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Does the sense perform better worse with Dynavap tips and caps because of the bigger coil?
I remember that bigger coils on the fluxer provded less aggressive heating, which is likely an advantage considering the SS cap thermal conductivity.
On the other off-centered heating could cause hotspots.
Is there any significant difference in efficiency for use with Dynavap tips and cap?
I remember that bigger coils on the fluxer provded less aggressive heating, which is likely an advantage considering the SS cap thermal conductivity.
On the other off-centered heating could cause hotspots.
Is there any significant difference in efficiency for use with Dynavap tips and cap?
You can adjust the power so the performance can be the same.
This is not an issue either because of the power adjustment again. It's similar to a coil size adjustment on unregulated IH's basically
There is, but not that significant, it's just a slightly bigger coil.
OGablogian
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So, to my noob-knowledge about IH's with a coil module, the diameter and number of the coil-windings will influence the current (in Amps) that object X (in this case a dynavap or those others) will draw. Smaller diameter and more windings to get more amps. Wider and less for less. With a constant power-input in volts (like most IH's) those variances in amps from the coil-size will result in either more or less energy output and thus heat.
But when you have the ability to control not only the power-input in volts but also the energy output in watts, like from what I understand the Sense will be able to do, the size of the coil (and how many amps object x will draw) doesn't really matter (within a margin ofcourse).
But when you have the ability to control not only the power-input in volts but also the energy output in watts, like from what I understand the Sense will be able to do, the size of the coil (and how many amps object x will draw) doesn't really matter (within a margin ofcourse).
TommyDee
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Keep the wire around 33" (10-turns at 3/4" ID). If you go to around 22", you are in the 2S Li-ion range. Roughly, the turns on a 3/4" dowel, it is about 1V/turn. More turns means less power.
Smaller ID focuses the heat to a narrower band along the cap. I like 16mm ID. But keep the wire length in mind.
The best solution is dependent on what you want to power the IH with. I find 10.5V at the stock setup about perfect delivering 60 watts to a hot cap. When you work with batteries, you have to consider the functional range of the cells.
Smaller ID focuses the heat to a narrower band along the cap. I like 16mm ID. But keep the wire length in mind.
The best solution is dependent on what you want to power the IH with. I find 10.5V at the stock setup about perfect delivering 60 watts to a hot cap. When you work with batteries, you have to consider the functional range of the cells.
Thebeansquad
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Could you dm me about your classified ad? It won’t let me send you a message
Phytotherapy
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What does PPTA refer to?
Abele Rizieri Ferrari
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Yeah, all good. We should have a couple reviews / videos of them soon
I'm waiting for the rainbow colors now to be finished so I can make a render of it and start the pre-order.
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chary-ka
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Damn, now I need to figure out which color(s) to get.
unclesugar
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A reviewer with a good foundation in stoner thermodynamics. The stem makes a far better heat sink than a condenser.
