Recent content by usehername

Dont fix what aint Broken

Lucky duck....

The failure rate of a 30 cent analog cigarettes is 100 % . Someone could have guaranteed the filter part of those cigs for 14 days and charged 50 cents for the same cig.

That is it in a nutshell. Constantly fussing with a dying part will lead to frustration and dissatisfaction. It should not be a contest to see how long you can suffer through a marginally functioning atomiser. It is like pulling old butts out of an ashtray because you might get three more hits...

Cash juice on Tuesday............

Really?? :shock:

As a consumer.... I know that 10ml, 15ml, and 30ml bottles are the money makers but it might attract a few of us to offer small (3ml) samples and large 50ml bottles.

Here are some rough dimensions. The cart dimension is from the lip that would stop insertion to the edge of the cart that would contact the atomiser. (This is not the over all length of the cart which really is not a factor when you think about contact insertion).The atomiser dimension is from...

I think the cleaning cycle can be a good thing. If and only if you happen to have enough liquid in there at the time to keep it from frying dry. A manual cycle would be the way to go.

Even with regular cleaning there is a point where you have to retire a sickly atomiser. Problem is it can degrade so slowly you might not notice it much until you do replace it. Then you wonder why you put up with it for so long.

I agree. I carry an old working atomiser with me for emergencys but I want this to be as consitant as possible.

Well that did not last long. Now I have a month to go to break even.....again

Do it. I think 35% of the gross should be a nice reward for the effort. Still gives the participants one hell of a deal.

You should do well.

I am surprised nobody from the US has organized a "Bulk buy" The idea seems to be catching on in other countries. It can (and should) be profitable for the person who does the leg work.