That was from a post I made about the atmosraw...I know my posts are not invisible, because Pipes just quoted one of them
It's not making sense here then. You currently have 2 coils at approx 2 ohms each giving overall load of 1 ohm. I you want to have 3 coils with the same battery consumption then you need 3 3 Ohm coils. To get close to the same heat the gauge would have to be thinner. IMO, 3 ohm at the current gauge will be much less heat per coil. However, the heat loss via drawing air through it would be less. If you have requested a thicker gauge element then 3 ohm would be a very long coil and not get that really bright red heat. But yes, would last like forever.
Jam, I think OF blocked you, so he can't see your posts. Of course this cuts both ways.... now you can talk as much shit about him as you want here and he can't bitch about it.
No worries OF, just poking at ya...
I may have to buckle and concede defeat on this one. Can't say I know better. So long as the one I'm being sent holds up to knocks like the one in their stress test, and so long as my previous two were anomalies that suffered bad connections, I may just have to agree to stick to stock.
You might as well try it. Who knows it could end up working better and TV could have just not thought of it. Vaporizers sometimes don't always stick to 'logic' as we know it. Sometimes a tiny adjustment can seemingly defy the laws of physics.I may have to buckle and concede defeat on this one. Can't say I know better. So long as the one I'm being sent holds up to knocks like the one in their stress test, and so long as my previous two were anomalies that suffered bad connections, I may just have to agree to stick to stock.
No worries OF, just poking at ya...
I have not removed a coil from the AR yet, but it appears to be a thinner round wire, similar to the gauges being used for ecigs and what not. I don't know what material it is made from, but it is not a ribbon from what I can see. It is simply coiled tight, and resting on top of the bottom of the chamber, which is coated in a ceramic like material. It has a center connection, and one on the outer part of the spiral to complete the circuit. I could not tell you how its wired in with out destroying one, and since it still works, I don't see the need to dissect it yet.
your core is fineMy core look ok?
To that end, it ain't the batteries. They are all fairly new sets in proper operating condition. I say proper, as in, all the sets hold a proper charge, they all provide a solid round to get through a chamber, and they all discharge, and each pair recharges at equal pace. I know it's been mentioned by others that they've had problems with their cores, which, upon physically knocking about, they were able to "fix". While I applaud such successes, I am not one to attempt such remedies. I believe that if TV says a product will work, it should indeed work, with hassle-free performance, as advertised and intended. The risk of causing further damage offsets the possibility of a lucky, quick fix. And I know TV can do better than that. They have the videos to prove it!
Yeah I have had problems with mine in the past but it always ended up being a switch issue I think, never an actual core issue. And I agree with you that if TV says a product will work, it should. I too emailed TV after I sent back what I thought was a faulty core 2 or 3 times asking to make sure they got it and to see what the problem was but I too never received a response back.To that end, it ain't the batteries. They are all fairly new sets in proper operating condition. I say proper, as in, all the sets hold a proper charge, they all provide a solid round to get through a chamber, and they all discharge, and each pair recharges at equal pace. I know it's been mentioned by others that they've had problems with their cores, which, upon physically knocking about, they were able to "fix". While I applaud such successes, I am not one to attempt such remedies. I believe that if TV says a product will work, it should indeed work, with hassle-free performance, as advertised and intended. The risk of causing further damage offsets the possibility of a lucky, quick fix. And I know TV can do better than that. They have the videos to prove it!
That is also true. If TV did not try it, I just might have to. I have a question into them to find out if it was ever prototyped. It is certainly true that a tiny adjustment can make a big difference. Just look at how great the T1 works already! I'm sure there were many unsuccessful pre-releases, many probably with seemingly minor differences... Here's to successes!
Needs cleaning......Clogged holes.
I'm waitin on the new technology
Once it comes, TV will take over the world!
