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Kick

23-11-2014 12:24AM

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Fratton Fred

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Is anyone using a kick these days?

If so, I've seen one on fasttech that goes up to 15watt, is this about as high as a kick will go?

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#2 23-11-2014 06:29PM

masonchat

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I have used the fasttech one , works well 15w is as high as i have seen

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#3 24-11-2014 11:59AM

54kroc

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Just wondering, instead of using a vw kick if you used a vv kick with a low ohm coil, would that give you the wattage you want.
eg: .8 ohm coil on 4 volts should give 20w, I think, not sure if it would work though.
Personally I never bother with my kick.

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#4 24-11-2014 02:58PM

Fratton Fred

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That's an idea.

I don't use a kick in my stingray but every now and then I pick up my nemesis and use it in that and I can't help thinking how much better it is, even if my old kick only goes up to 10watt and consistently misfires!

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#5 26-11-2014 06:12PM

jeanrose770

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I used to use one of these all the time! I picked up a few other toys that I have been using for a while, but I do enjoy this brand as well!

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