As you may have noticed, there has not been much in the way of updates and new features in Steam Engine lately. To be honest, I was getting a little bit burned out on the project for a while. It didn’t help that the code was getting kind of big… Read more »
The Youtube channel Dutch Clouds has a new tutorial for the coil calculator. I don’t understand a word of it, but I’m pretty sure it has something to do with vaping.
How do you calculate a “sweet spot”?
I will be travelling to a location where there is no internet availability. I will be bringing my laptop with me. Is there a way to get the Steam Engine software installed in my laptop where I can access the software without internet connection? I just need the coil wrapping… Read more »
It’s an old story: “I dropped my mod in water, but I fixed it by drying it in rice. It works like new! Yay!”. Same person, the next week: “I’m in the market for a new mod. Any recommendations?”
This is part 2 of my look at the Wismec Reuleaux RX200S. To read part 1, look here: Wismec Reuleaux RX200S observations Test setup Here is the 0.2Ω load consisting of five 1Ω power resistors. The wires are 18 AWG. The wires could have been thicker, and the solder joints… Read more »
Everybody and their grandma has asked me to add the RX200 to the Mod Range calculator. Now I’ve bought an RX200S, and three Sony VTC4 batteries for testing, along with five 1Ω 100W resistors. Let’s find the max output voltage and current.
Most of these “special elite competition professional gaming wires” are just the standard alloys which have been rebranded and quadrupled in price.
Is it possible to measure the lenght of each wire used for a complex build in the Wire Wizard? It would be very useful if the result would appear beside each segment.
One user asked: I want to twist Kanthal and Nickel, but your coil calculator doesn’t support mixing different materials. And another: How do you enter twisted wires where 2 different types of wire are twisted together? To me, it appears that it only allows you to use the same type… Read more »
