Smok M80 Plus
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I think they implemented it so one can determine whether the issues because the atomiser is not making contact or if the atomiser has a faulty coil
That makes sense, makes life easier for the customer. ^^,
Kayfuns weren't designed for high wattage, they have insufficient airflow and wicking ability. 22w+ and you're in insulator melting territory. If you haven't already, possibly look into one of the many subohm tanks on the market.
25 watts on a kayfun?
Dayum! You've gotta remember, when the Kayfun's were originally designed, most people were smoking at around 7 or 8 watts max, not 25 watts.... I think the only kayfun that's been designed for higher wattage's is the Kayfun 4, and even then, it still doesn't compete with a Subtank or Delta II.I get scared to push my Kayfun passed 15 watts, so 25 would be suicide in my books
I've got a 0.8 ohm twisted 30 gauge coil in the kayfun. It heats up quickly and I don't take long pulls. So I'm not worried about melting anything.
I intend to get a sub-ohm tank when one is available locally at a good price. Until then the kayfun is performing better than I've ever had on a mech.
I intend to get a sub-ohm tank when one is available locally at a good price. Until then the kayfun is performing better than I've ever had on a mech.
If you want a straight up RTA maybe look at the SilverPlay; http://www.vapeclub.co.za/collections/rebuild-able-atomisers/products/silverplay
@Philip Dunkley and @free3dom mentioned that it was really good in their last episode of the lung brewery and it's a bit cheaper than most other RTA's available right now.
Try the pancake wicking method
I have had a fiddle with this in a Kayfun and I had moderate success. I don't recall if I put it on my VW device, but as a wicking method it may help you - I got my Smok today, but haven't gone to unpack it yet.
Have a look at my latest vid on robs ramblings . Wickjng the same as
OK so seems I'm sold on this mod , was looking for a good at home mindless vaping machine and this is it ... hopefully when payday arrives I can go pick mine up
Tried the pancake wicking method on both the Subtank Mini (Jap Cotton) and the Lemo II (Rayon) and both are performing very well no dry hits so far , small amount of leaking on the ST but I think it's due to not using enough wick ....
Tried the pancake wicking method on both the Subtank Mini (Jap Cotton) and the Lemo II (Rayon) and both are performing very well no dry hits so far , small amount of leaking on the ST but I think it's due to not using enough wick ....
I just ordered my Smok M80 plus from SkyBlue! I cannot tell you how excited I am to get my hands on this bad boy! I got her and a Subtank mini as an early birthday present to myself
I just ordered my Smok M80 plus from SkyBlue! I cannot tell you how excited I am to get my hands on this bad boy! I got her and a Subtank mini as an early birthday present to myself
You are in for a treat - that's exactly what I have in my hand right now, they are quite the pair
And happy early birthday
When did their stock arrive?I just ordered my Smok M80 plus from SkyBlue! I cannot tell you how excited I am to get my hands on this bad boy! I got her and a Subtank mini as an early birthday present to myself
They arrived yesterday afternoon only, but I will post in our forum about it
Its been almost 3 weeks with this device and I am very impressed. Brilliant battery life, nice form factor, reasonably small device for 80 watts dual 18650. I love used the temp control (or what ever it is called on this device) I use it with kanthal and never get a dry hit. Cant go wrong with this device.
I'm so excited, I feel like I'm gonna start pooping rainbows!You are in for a treat - that's exactly what I have in my hand right now, they are quite the pair
And happy early birthday
If you do, post a picture....rainbow vooping is very highly sought after in some circles
Does not sound good. I have one and I'm not hearing any pitch from my m80.
I have not noticed this with mine, but my guess is you are hearing the zing sound of the circuitry using 'Pulse Width Modulation' - which is how it is able to vary the volts/watts it feeds to the atty. In which case, this is quite normal. Enjoy your new toy
I don't hear anything on mine. But it could be that I am deaf to that frequency you're hearing and I do listen to loud music on my headphones quite often so I must just be going deaf overall.
Often on pwm devices you here a buzz. Heres a game for you go through the wattage range and see which frequency doesn't bother you so much.
The buzz is from a little chip acting as a switch turning itself on and off a few times a second to regulate the output.
The buzz is from a little chip acting as a switch turning itself on and off a few times a second to regulate the output.
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