Don't quite understand all your writing, but it appears you've still got some work to do, unless you guys are working on a different experiment not related to the "length/rtesistance" experiment I did a while back.First, i would forget about the "wire past the grub screw" bit - it will change depending on atty, and really means nothing, since that wire will always be cut in practice.The basis of the experiment is simple: grab a long wire, 4 or 5 inches, and clamp it down, basically making A giant "light bulb" shape over the atty. Quickly fire until the resistance shows, and note it.Then, without changing ANYTHING, take a coiling rod and twist several "wraps" into the center of the length of wire. Doesn;t matter how many, the results will be the same AS the first time, without wraps.Simple, easier than you guys are making it. Honestly, you both should know this already, but I appreciate Philip actually trying it...it's not hard, and gives users a better understanding of how things work!Good luck!

I don't like erroneous info being posted, so I corrected it.

Gave you something to salivate over...I know this is why you come here!

carrion4worm wrote:
I don't like erroneous info being posted, so I corrected it.

Stuck your nose in to create drama.

Gave you something to salivate over...I know this is why you come here!

Add delusional to your list of disorders.

carrion4worm wrote:
Don't quite understand all your writing, but it appears you've still got some work to do, unless you guys are working on a different experiment not related to the "length/rtesistance" experiment I did a while back.First, i would forget about the "wire past the grub screw" bit - it will change depending on atty, and really means nothing, since that wire will always be cut in practice.The basis of the experiment is simple: grab a long wire, 4 or 5 inches, and clamp it down, basically making A giant "light bulb" shape over the atty. Quickly fire until the resistance shows, and note it.Then, without changing ANYTHING, take a coiling rod and twist several "wraps" into the center of the length of wire. Doesn;t matter how many, the results will be the same AS the first time, without wraps.Simple, easier than you guys are making it. Honestly, you both should know this already, but I appreciate Philip actually trying it...it's not hard, and gives users a better understanding of how things work!Good luck!
Really? Was that Carrion's starting point for making a 6 months story about it? lol!
Obviously, if you take a piece of wire, make a loop of it and pinch it between two posts, then do the same by making some "coils" in the middle wouldn't change much. You can even twist a form of flower, shamrock, spiral, whatever, even a cat, dog or an owl there, it wouldn't!
Unless you make a contact coil there by squeezing them together, the resistance would change, I guess. A little, or a lot, depending on, but frankly I can't care enough for making an experiment for to see.

But why in hell it's relevant when it's about making builds on an atty, only Carrion will know.

Then take my last phrase. (from the previous post) What is obvious what is not, is one thing. I saw you several times when you were trying to "enlighten" others, there was a lot going on except for any "enlightening". Just when you were "helping" me. In fact, your two photos helped, and thanks for that. But what was far obvious, that you didn't even understand the problem all along, maybe by the end. ....ah sure, that's because of my english... =)

Pod mod= push button and vape.
What a waste of time.
It's like making bread completely from scratch when the store 5 minutes away has sliced, bagged, fresh, delicious bread for less money than it would take you to make it.
I buy sliced bread.

I can't understand your post jibberish - can you please try to translate it to English?

LOL. Have a good day! It must be nice being perfect, like you!

Or if you get a job digging a hole and you can choose a shovel or a spoon.
You guys are picking the spoon and screaming how proud you are that you worked harder.