Manufacturers/Suppliers: What's in my atomizer? in Ecigarette Technical Issues; I did use it for dripping, I never had much luck with cartridges on it.
Thinking about it I'm 80% ...
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I did use it for dripping, I never had much luck with cartridges on it.
Thinking about it I'm 80% convinced that the burned black stuff is not melted/burned wick but rather residue from eliquid.
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i dont have any pics but the loong totem (throw away) atomizer idea has done away with the wire wool part and the ceramic pot.. and the separate wool cart in essence..
its just a wool cart the heater coil sits in the middle vertically.. each side of the heater coil is a small tube the ends of the heater coil wires are in this tube and it also lets air be drawn thru the cart wool and past the heater coil in the middle..
the wool and atomizer sit inside a similar stainless steel tube with brass threads just like the older design.. the whole thing is covered in plastic or paper to look and act like a mouthpiece..
the heater coil does seem to be in direct contact with the cart wool.. no wire wool or pot to separate the two.. vapes well when wet but tastes like sh-t as the wool dries out.. win some lose some..
trog
Last edited by trog100; 12-27-2008 at 05:51 PM.
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We yanked apart a couple of those longTotem style .......... disposable atomizers at work, in various stages full-medium-dry. The stuff around the coil, and the filler material, appears to be "baby wipes" material. And it starts burning away pretty much right off the bat. By the time you get close to the end (cart still damp), a significant amount of the smaller bit is already completely gone, burned away. The coil is 1.6ohms on those, in case you're curious.
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The black "case" almost looks like that cheap carbon fiber packing stuff like they use in electrical switches. I see a lot of it inside electric guitar control rheostats. The grease looks a lot like electrolytic compound put inside spark plug wires at contact points to help prevent moisture from interfering with the electrical connections. The only difference is, most electrolytic "grease" is white... It's basically silica gel so shouldn't pose a health risk - at least, I hope not!
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That atomizer mesh is metal of some kind, not carbon fiber.
There is NO dielectric grease (or ANY grease for that matter) in there, I can assure you, without a doubt....
Thanks for guessing though, :-)
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Inactive Supplier
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Shouldn't have fibers in there I am guessing.
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Forum Supplier
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Those pics make me want to puke. Maybe try cleaning the atomizers first (unless that is the point.) Sick! LOL
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PV Master
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Jarvis - if the atomiser was hinged, it would likely not work so well - on either side. And there is the matter of getting to it - what with the battery connector in the way.
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