901 atomizer disassembly in Modding Forum; Nothing new here, just another disassembly pictorial, since I fried this atomizer and wanted to explore it's design.
The whole ...
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Thanks for your efforts. This goes along ways in helping even us non-modders understand how to use these things!
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agreed - where DOES this metal "foam" come from?
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Originally Posted by
kinabaloo
mogur - a nice set of pics, well done
Noticed that the coil is not well spaced out in this instance.
Where was the break?
Dead in the middle, one loop burned through on both ends, the total length was 1.2 inches, .004 nichrome, 38ga.
I have the whole thing cadded and dimensioned, but I don't have a good way to post it at decent resolution. Here's the first page, but I have to screen capture 15 times and paste into a paint program. Anyway, I'll figure it out.
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Originally Posted by
prototype7
agreed - where DOES this metal "foam" come from?
Roswell N.M. 1947. It was found at the crashsite
of an U.F.O. and since turned into the mesh that
we all love/hate...sooooooo muuuuuuuch. 
wanderling.tripod.com/memory_foil.html
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WTF is a venturi??

Originally Posted by
mogur
Dead in the middle, one loop burned through on both ends, the total length was 1.2 inches, .004 nichrome, 38ga.
I have the whole thing cadded and dimensioned, but I don't have a good way to post it at decent resolution. Here's the first page, but I have to screen capture 15 times and paste into a paint program. Anyway, I'll figure it out.

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Originally Posted by
dopple
WTF is a venturi??
Just my lame attempt to label these parts. In this case, that little plastic part has a funnel shaped orfice that speeds up the air as it is drawn through through the passage. When you neck down an airflow, it is called a venturi. Venturis are used in gas engine carburetors to suck the the liquid gas into the air stream and vaporize the liquid before combustion.
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Bevelling the air inlet hole can reduce the hiss/whistle noise (a tip by ***). Haven't tried it yet but sounds like it would work.
If an auto., be caeful not to enlarge the hole.
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