No leakage there Asdaq, the capillary tube and vents work very well - as long as you make sure you fill the liquid to just below the top of the air tube. Even when carrying upside down....
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l3oertjie, I hope you don't mind if I steal a little inspiration from your creation. Looks like I have devised a way to make it a little easier for me to deal with. Working thru supply problems at the moment.
... Willy, you are actually right my friend. Why bother fiddling if it works so good? And no, it aint broke....I did however have some leakage a few days ago when I carried the cig upside down in my pocket.
That reminds of an old joke. A patient tells his doctor "my arm hurts when I hold it that, what should I do"? The Doctor replies "don't hold it like that".
Haha, too true. I've been pretty self conscious since day one about standing PV's up or laying them down, but I could see getting turned around in a pocket or bag. Really though this method has got me the most curious.
Well, I will mind unless you show us your creation or at least tell us about it?
Oh, you bet! Construction is underway.
It will likely take a few days to complete/fine tune. You really gave me just the right inspiration in your design.
For me the main thing about l3oertjie's system is the novel no-solder coil replacement. The wicking is not that important as I'll be using it in my invert-to-pump ....-feeding juicer.
To be able to quickly change coils (and ohms) for mere pennies is great. Nothing better than a new atty every 2 weeks. And if a simple brushing removes the crud that's just icing on the cake.
To be able to quickly change coils (and ohms) for mere pennies is great. Nothing better than a new atty every 2 weeks. And if a simple brushing removes the crud that's just icing on the cake.
This is great!
It would appear that this simple lill method is sparking some new ideas....
Keep it up gents, and let us know when you invent something that works.
It would appear that this simple lill method is sparking some new ideas....
Keep it up gents, and let us know when you invent something that works.
Exactly. Or with a suckaton
Those benefits plus that the construction could be shortened considerably have got me going.
A culmination of you idea with the soldered SS needles and the SUCKaTON with the atty I have been working on looks to be a win win situation. It would resolve the need for batting/foam material and allow for quick heating core replacement. I will try and add a quick change heating coil to the next atty I design for the SUCKaTON.
Here is a current pic of the atty I have been working on, all modular and easy to get to.
Dan
Here is a current pic of the atty I have been working on, all modular and easy to get to.
Dan
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Ok, Dan, what the heck is a SUCKaTON?
I saw asdaq refer to it in post # 90 http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...2-atomizer-cartomizer-life-9.html#post1914576 but sadly I don't read all the posts on here - too busy fiddling I guess.....
Where is the original thread post referring to this thing - if you reckon it would work with the S/S needles and quick coil replacement I must have a look at it please.
Win - Win combo
Andre
I saw asdaq refer to it in post # 90 http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...2-atomizer-cartomizer-life-9.html#post1914576 but sadly I don't read all the posts on here - too busy fiddling I guess.....
Where is the original thread post referring to this thing - if you reckon it would work with the S/S needles and quick coil replacement I must have a look at it please. Win - Win combo
Andre
It's getting to be a long read, but largely worth it:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modders-forum/96580-tube-juice-feeding.html
Like I say, could be a match made in heaven
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modders-forum/96580-tube-juice-feeding.html
Like I say, could be a match made in heaven
LOL, not only that, but give him 24hrs to have 2 prototypes and the how-to done
Hey I resemble that remark
LOL, not only that, but give him 24hrs to have 2 prototypes and the how-to done
Will be working on it tonight, just have to power the metal lathe up
I also need to look for some flux that has hydrocloric acid in it for SS soldering.Dan
Hey I resemble that remark
Will be working on it tonight, just have to power the metal lathe up
Dan
Damn... I mean Dan.... Wish I had one of those - a lathe I mean! All my tools are on top of my office desk..... hehehehe
If all else fails "flux that has hydrocloric acid in", try the Cu coiling around the SS - works great!
I'm really REALLY looking forward to where this thing is headed....
I don't think we will ever see manufacturers making this however - it kind off kills revenue for replacement atomizers, but will certainly improve sales of "small" quantity nichrome wire and silica rope.....
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