Agreed! Seems they could have made the chamber that small while still keeping the outer diameter flush with the rest of the tank, would have required more metal, thus increased weight but would have looked much nicer. I'm with you though, if it performs, that's what really matters!Similar to the Aromamizer, but slightly different. Similar with the side airflow and essentially an RDA deck with a juice container sitting above it. However Aromamizer has juice feed from underneath the wicks. This Origen tank (as well as the Tiny Tank) are feeding from above the deck.
I've been very curious about the Origen Tiny, and now this, but I've been wondering how well this feeding system works, and whether its prone to leaking. Anyone have experience with the Tiny?
I agree the 19mm tapered chamber does look quite odd. But its done for flavor to keep the chamber small, which is what its all about for me. I wouldn't say this is the most elegant way of reducing chamber size though
I'm wondering if there is a way to keep it from leaking out through the air ports after filling it. When I fill it, I close the ports, open the the top cap, fill it to the brim, close the top cap, reopen the main air port, then floods right out. Running 50/50 juice. Any ideas?
to my mind, this is a design flaw. With the tiny, you have to take the tank off, remove one of the juice flow tubies and fill through that hole. With this, unless the tank is empty and/or the AF is air tight when closed (unlikely) I dont see any reason for the juice to just leak through when you take the top cap off...I guess it must work somehow but beats me how!!I finally got mine in the mail
