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| Product feature and design requests Please post any features you would like to see incorporated into e-cigarette technology in the future. Hopefully we can get the manufacturers to take notice. |
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Right! Thanks for correcting me.... SJ
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| Supplier Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: S.E.A
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We are working on these and other solutions... it is however very difficult to come up with delivery system that will a. work fine and b. not overdose the user The shampoo bottle idea for example could create not only problems of overdosage for you as a user but also kill the atomizer... however, I'm sure we'll come up with something. As for now we will produce HD cartridges that will double the life span of a cartridge (meaning you will be able to smoke it till the last drop of liquid and the flow will be much better too) It is thanks to the community that we pick up these ideas for implementation, so please continue brainstorming because it can only come from within the community!
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| ECF Veteran Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Port Charlotte, FL USA
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Ruyan: Sounds like you're designing a fifth of vodka that stops pouring after one shot -- to keep a person from getting drunk. The desire for more "smoke" is among the most frequently requested by e-smokers. More smoke! Better taste! If overdose is a problem (and I often overdose with my routine), then the answer might be to use lower densities of nicotine (I do 24mg all the time, for instance, and might function on half that if overdose from your improved devices proved a problem). I don't think you're thinking of product liability with your caution on overdose. If not that, then let the user decide. Users are probably killing more atomizers now with flavored liquids dripped onto hot coils than they would with this better design. |
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As a manufacturer we have to follow government guidelines as well, not doing so will almost certainly result in a ban of e-cigarettes (at least, in europe). This kind of puts us in a limbo, but like I said, we are constantly working on new developments and I'm sure we'll come up with some kind of new cartridge or liquid delivery system.
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@Smokey Joe: You want to ask for the white aquarium-filterwool at the petshop. They have other colours too; and while these work not too badly (especially the green one works almost as well as the white; it's a bit more coarse, but it does hold the liquid sufficiently) I do find it's difficult in use, because you can't see at all if your cartridge is getting empty (white ones get lighter in colour as more liquid gets used). I use the 'straw-cartridge' most of the time now; this makes for a pure liquidstore in the bottom 1/2 to 2/3rd of the cartridge; then on top of it to seal off the cartridge I put the white aquariumwool. I did have leakage once when I started out experimenting with this, and thought it had leaked at the side (wool not plugged in tightly enough). Later, I found that this was not the cause: that if you put in too much wool, the atomizer head pushing the wool against the top of the straw leaves so little room for the wool, that if that layer (wool) is too thick, you will compress the wool there so much that liquid just streams through... you need to have still some flexibility/room in the wool at the place where the atomizer presses against it. The straw though works in such a way, that it keeps the wool at the top, no wool being pushed too far into the cartridge to be reached by the atomizer-head anymore this way. While having pure liquid at the bottom half stops liquid from staying in the wool as residue there; no wool to stay in now, after all... (the top layer always gets smoked up better then the bottom part, if there is wool there that is). To stop this kind of leakage I once had from being a possibility of happening, I slightly shortened the piece of (plastic drinking-)straw that is put into the bottom of the cartridge: now, I make that straw 1/2 to at most 2/3rd of the depth of the cartridge (instead of the 3/4 that I started out with); then I put wool on top of the straw (so filling up the top piece of the cartridge); then I take the syringe with liquid, push it through the wool, and fill up the cartridge bottom first (just keep filling until the top of the wool is reached). Would be nice if some of you would try this method too... just me now I think, so not much to go from |
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| ECF Veteran Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: USA
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Katink, I have been experimenting with your straw-cartridge today.....it was working really good until the wool cap fell into the atomizer. Oops! How do you keep the wool in the cartridge?
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Thanks Windblown for trying this; and I am real sorry the (wool) 'lid popped off' for you... Of course I have to guess what might have caused this, seeing I haven't had this happen myself yet; but things I can think of: - straw a bit too long (then the lid isn't thick enough to stick itself firmly sideways) - not quite enough wool, so it couldn't get the sideways bit of force needed to set itself against the sides firmly enough; - or perhaps you are used to doing what Jim advised for the normal cartidge (jerking it like a pen when the ink is needed in the front end) - great way for a cartridge filled all the way with wool, but not advisable to do with this contraption ? - I don't know what device you were using, but we don't have Njoy over here; did you use that, and might the Njoy be differently built then the other brands of the classic model? If for instance the cartridge would not have the indentations along the side of the cartridge that mine have (which are same as e-cig cartridges) I would expect such a wool-lid to not behave the exact same for you as for me too... Sorry I can't do more then this guessing; and I sure hope next time it will continue going strong until the cartridge is empty, rather then just the first part going well... (I think 'not quite enough wool' would have the biggest chance of being the spoiler for you). Hope you discover what it was... |
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Ooops, Sorry Katink I missed your post there! I will definitely give it a go as soon as I get some time to go to the pet store, thanks for the info. I shall probably try it in conjunction with Doc Jim's needle technique. So busy, so busy!! SJ
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| ECF Veteran Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: USA
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Katink, You were exactly right..... the straw was too long and the wool lid was too thin. Yes, I'm using an Njoy, but it does have the indentions in the cartridges like the ones you are using, so that part is fine. Now it is working very well with lots of smoke. Yeah! Thank you so much for all the helpful suggestions. |
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