It’s happened before.Oiy! You are too funny.....and you better be careful young man or you might get yerself hurt
It’s happened before.Oiy! You are too funny.....and you better be careful young man or you might get yerself hurt
Heh. I don’t blame you at all. I considered this thread unreadable when it passed page 6.
At the point that it's not doing work, i.e. contributing directly to vaporization. An example is lead length loss; or extranous mass…
(My well thought out response here encompassing a succinct paragraph was wiped with no cache preserved. It hurts my head to try and understand how this so consistently happens at the most inconvenient time.)
I may be wordy but I utterly hate to repeat myself at the expense of lost sleep at this point. Even sadly if it's for all you fine folks.
Good luck.
Nope. I went RBA soon after I started to have trouble getting... was it ce3 clearos? I forget. They were 510 diameter clear plastic top coil silica wicks with a little rubber cap at the top for refills with a tendency to bounce if you dropped it.... anyway, years before the nautilus coils even came out. I’ve vaped a few cartridge coils systems, notably the zenith. The high coil price keeps me away from cartridge coils generally. I haven’t vaped any of the newer DL cartridge coil systems. I’ve read about a lot of them though.Okay I guess what I should ask is, hey bombinator, have you tried the mesh pro tank with triple mesh coils? If so, how did you find the flavour in comparison to your high wattage dual coil experience?
Flavor / taste is such a subjective individual preference there simply is no ' this beats that ' or ' good, better, best '.
Then there is the how much time & effort a person is willing to invest in experimenting with the hundreds of variables to find their personal 'best'.
For some, an old rebuilt prostank 1.2Ω at 8w is their nirvana, or a nautilus bvc, maybe a simple 2 strands twisted, others find a
superultragamechangermacroquadtwistedbraidedalienclaptonfudgemastermegameshelabro coils is theirs.
This is what I love about this site. There are many many things I have no experience with but chances are there is someone who hasMesh Pro Tank with the triple mesh coil has great flavor,but can't beat the flavor a dual Clapton build in a rda gives.
Heh. I don’t blame you at all. I considered this thread unreadable when it passed page 6.
The answer i think is “maybe”. Triple mesh will throw a lot of vaporized juice and be relatively cool. A dual Clapton will be warmer at a lower wattage because it heats more air and less juice. Flavor volume follows juice volume, but there is a possibility that hot air may effect flavor character. That bit is still a mystery to me.
I’ve vaped a few cartridge coils systems, notably the zenith. The high coil price keeps me away from cartridge coils generally. I haven’t vaped any of the newer DL cartridge coil systems. I’ve read about a lot of them though.
Mesh Pro Tank with the triple mesh coil has great flavor,but can't beat the flavor a dual Clapton build in a rda gives.
Okay I guess what I should ask is, hey bombinator, have you tried the mesh pro tank with triple mesh coils? If so, how did you find the flavour in comparison to your high wattage dual coil experience?
It’s not there because I don’t know exactly. I bought it I didn’t wrap it. What I do know: Ni80, very wide and flat, very small wrap wire. This to me means a fairly high number of fused heat wires, probably flat wire, and either 36 or 40ga wrap.That is incorrect and shouldn’t use the same brush to paint all types of Clapton or even mesh for that matter. No idea what Fused Clapton you used for your initial test – if it’s specifications where mentioned in this thread I must have missed it. But will say you can have a vastly difference in performance between say 2x 26awg wrapped in 32awg vs 4x 30awg wrapped in a 40awg. Both are Fused Clapton coils.
As for mesh, it’s biggest challenged is resistance. If you were to design a triple parallel mesh coil you need to ensure its resistance falls within a comfortable operating range. To do so, many change the density of the mesh to bring its resistance up. Changing the density changes the effective surface area (lowers it for this example). For these multi mesh coil heads, I believe it’s the change in air flow that has more of an impact and not due to how many mesh coils are utilized. A triple mesh has 3 smaller holes in which air is drawn through in comparison to 1 much larger hole for a single mesh config.
This is the general impression I am getting. A really good cartridge coil can be competitive with a RBA but does not surpass it and can be much weaker. The advantage of coil cartridges is simplicity and convienience, not quality.My wife surprised me two years ago at Christmas time with the Smok Prince tank. Trust me, you are not missing anything.
This is the general impression I am getting. A really good cartridge coil can be competitive with a RBA but does not surpass it and can be much weaker. The advantage of coil cartridges is simplicity and convienience, not quality.
Which rta is better for flavour and how much better in comparison by percentage if you had to guess? Also what coil types? Thanks I’m a flavour junkie and so far love the mesh pro. I tried single coil rta and rdas and the flavour sucked in comparison, but I’m a coil wrapping newbie! I also tried Clapton coils bought from store.I've used the triple mesh coils. Pretty flavorful but tons of cloud which can be a drawback of you don't want to cloud the room up. I prefer the dual to the triple, feels more balanced to me. Compared to say a dual fused Clapton in an RTA I like depending on juice it can be a toss up. Overall it's amazingly superior to drop in coils that preceded the availability of mesh coils but are still hobbled by expense and can still be bested by RTAs and RDAs. I like them but not as my daily vape.
View attachment 801161 Cleaning was actually super easy. I had to snip off one tail so I didn’t have to pull it through all juicy, but other than that no worries. Also because the coil is flexible I was able to break off the bits of carbon in chunks and wash them off which made dry burning a 2 heat affair. The whole SS resistance increase on heating was an issue though so I’m going to go double coil this time and toss this one