I call it ADP Mod.. Auto Drip Mod!

[SCOTTYBALLS]

OPPS! I met ADM! LOL..

Ok I was tired of topping off even with the PTB mod I hate having to waste juice do to fillers well no more I think I might have found somthing that works much better then most of the mods ive tried this is for the Joye 510.. Dont worry it dont really drip but it seems like you just droped 2 drops on the atty every hit till its gone!

What you need


1 spring from a pen you know them clicky ones

Small peice of polly fill

cartridge

First Cut down spring so it fits in the top of the cart sidways





Fill cart with juice till it hits the spring


ball up a small peice of polly fill stuff, you can make about 3 out of the stuffing that comes in the carts.. stick in the top of the cart and top off with 1-2 drops insert in the atty and Enjoy!

[MoonMan]

Honestly, that looks like it would leak like a sieve and drown the atomizer immediately. I can't see how that small amount of polyfill would be enough to hold in a large reservoir of free-flowing liquid.

[Ghetto_Cowgirl]

Because the bottom of the cart is empty except for the juice, the spring holds the polyfil up top of the cart to keep the juice from spilling out too fast. Genius, Ima have to try this

[SCOTTYBALLS]

Dont shat on my rainbow moonman lol... no seriously its working really good for me.. however Im a heavy vapor so maybe it dose not have time to drip down the sleeve before I vape it all up! try it ..

[SCOTTYBALLS]

You got the concept cowgirl ! Im still vapping on the cart in the picture and I have a headache from the 24mg juice trying to see how many good drags I can get..

[Ghetto_Cowgirl]

See...I can be smart sometimes
I can't be bothered modding something right now, I'll try this tomorrow night
Thanks for the idea!

[DaMulta]

I just did this with a 901, and it seems to work quite well. I have not vapped on it for a long time, but so far no leaks.

[Scottes]

I've actually been thinking of something similar, but couldn't figure out what to use to keep the filler material from getting pushed down into the cart. The spring isn't a bad idea at all, though I'm not sure that the shape or material is ideal.


Ideally I think a piece of extremely coarse/porous filter material would be ideal to fill the majority of the cart - especially if it could be permanently bonded to the thin layer of filter that would touch the bridge.

Something like:

[Ashhead]

GENIUS!!!! I am going to go ruin every pen in this house!!!!

[Ashhead]

I've actually been thinking of something similar, but couldn't figure out what to use to keep the filler material from getting pushed down into the cart. The spring isn't a bad idea at all, though I'm not sure that the shape or material is ideal.


Ideally I think a piece of extremely coarse/porous filter material would be ideal to fill the majority of the cart - especially if it could be permanently bonded to the thin layer of filter that would touch the bridge.

Something like:

Go to the hardware store, I got filter material for hvac that is blue(coarse) bonded to white (fine). It is a poly material so should work for your application. I used all mine for pond filters. If you have trouble finding it, I got mine at "paul b. zimmermans" in Ephrata PA. They will ship and might have a web site as well.