Talking to your underdog is fine as long as your dog doesn't talk back to you!Lol btw.. i got myself talking to my vape..and it was going on fom some time without even noticing it..
Anyone else talks to their dog ?
And don't bring just wood-strains dude, you need some oily green ones as well
Some solar panels would be a good idea too, lol.
On the power plugs: I have no idea why there are two different plugs or what there used for most but I have many 12V chargers with a plug like the one pictured on the last page. All but my extension chord and car adapter use that one in fact. The adapter that came with my UD that only produces little over 11V even has one like that. I think I'm gonna cut of the chord of that one to use with my variable PSU if the screw-on plugs I ordered don't arrive before it does.
edit: I don't think many of you Underdogs watch the log-vape power supply thread, so I'm just gonna leave this here and make y'all curious...
Even that's not too bad--as long as you remember that you don't necessarily have to do what it tells you to do....Talking to your underdog is fine as long as your dog doesn't talk back to you!
It's too sensitive for that. Without a voltmeter you are lost.Do you think it's too sensitive to just mark a sweetspot on the knob and body with a marker so you can return to it?
No more trees will grow when all of dry land is gone. But at least we'll have weed, lol. Pick me up when the time comes please.
Only two more Dogs left on the site and then they are all gone! I wonder what this crisis is people speak of, no one seems to have any trouble selling vapesGood thing they don't use petrol I guess.
It's too sensitive for that. Without a voltmeter you are lost.
No more trees will grow when all of dry land is gone. But at least we'll have weed, lol. Pick me up when the time comes please.
Only two more Dogs left on the site and then they are all gone! I wonder what this crisis is people speak of, no one seems to have any trouble selling vapesGood thing they don't use petrol I guess.
You can disagree, but I've got one right here so I can see exactly how it behaves. If you've got the patience, then yes you can set it to whatever level you like, I'm not disputing that. However, as I said, the smallest movement changes the output quite a lot. Moving the dial a millimetre changes it by about 2V. The dial moves very easily, so I only need to touch the dial to throw it completely out. I would not dare to use this thing without a voltmeter hooked up to it. Maybe it's just the particular unit I have, who knows? I'm not telling anyone not to try one, just pointing out some facts about it from a user perspective.I strongly disagree. These dimmer switches are as accurate and the settings as fully reproducible as any other solid-state dimmer switch...
What is the extent of variations you see with your multimeter? When you try to return the dial to a desired, say marked, power setting, what extent of variations are you seeing?
''I just keep watching those Cloud video's thinking "that thing has got nothing on my Dog, I don't get what all the fuzz is about".
Ive been wondering the same thing as well. I cant wait to hear from someone who has the both of them.
but the cloudage I am getting from my ud is nothing short of amazing. Its difficult to imagine anything being better than my UD.
I just didnt want to be the 1st to say it for fear of being flamed by cloud fanbois.
lolz OTA- imagine if you went over to the cloud thread and said that.
Im sure it would be a robust discussion.