Yes it breaths from side holes , and They gurgle mostly when you flood them
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Yes it breaths from side holes , and They gurgle mostly when you flood them
I see, thanks supa. Then my atomizer doesnt work on those mods. Time to redesign then!
Great idea, I live my genisis atties, but
They leak when laid down and there not pocket friendly.
Thats were my ody wins, when out and about.
Can't wait to see this.
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They leak when laid down and there not pocket friendly.
Thats were my ody wins, when out and about.
Can't wait to see this.
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If you can design it without having to tie nr to r then you would make a lot of people very very happy
although I would still buy it either way
Just to add though, if you use the atomizer in drip mode on a regular mod (provari, caravela, etc) without a tank, BUT still have flow/basic control, you risk it flooding and leaking down that same hole into the contact of the mod. I would imagine if you turn OFF all control, this likely won't be a problem. If you accidentally leave basic open, and don't have GGTS collection tank, UFS, etc, it'll leak.
I'm speaking because I don't know what your design is so that would have to factor in.
I, for one, still want the Ithaca.
I'm speaking because I don't know what your design is so that would have to factor in.
I, for one, still want the Ithaca.
I dont think its a big deal the NR-R wire supa. Also we made ready wires too for people that dont want to twist wires. But twisting wires is so easy and quick if you agree
If you can design it without having to tie nr to r then you would make a lot of people very very happy
first of all the basic feeding can be put to zero yankee, so no flooding at all. But even if someone forget to close it when he is in dripping mode, he can unscrew the body and turn the basic feeding to zero and put the body again. There is no liquid around atomizer in dripping mode so you can readjust the basic feeding in 10 seconds and without messing with liquid.
OMG, Imeo I can tell your brain never stops working. 
I prefer Proteus first, but I completely trust your judgement and I will patiently wait for your genius to come to fruition. Whatever you make first second etc... I know will be whats best for all of us. That you even discuss this with your customers eliciting feedback is just incredible. I salute you my friend as you make vaping a wonderful experience for all. 
I prefer Proteus first, but I completely trust your judgement and I will patiently wait for your genius to come to fruition. Whatever you make first second etc... I know will be whats best for all of us. That you even discuss this with your customers eliciting feedback is just incredible. I salute you my friend as you make vaping a wonderful experience for all. 
Either the Ithaka or this new atomizer, I would defiantly pick up a Ithaka or two but this new one sounds neat.
There are two basic types of bottom feeders: sealed and needle fed.
Sealed are like the reos, where the feeder takes over the center post and feeds juice through there. The air is drawn from the side holes, and as such, they require a battery connection in the "ash tray" style, with slots to allow the air into the threads (most connectors have these).
Note that this is also how air gets into a typical sealed mod (most every non cig-a-like mod)... e.g. an Ego has a sealed connector, which doesn't allow airflow into the center, and relies on the side holes for intake as well.
The needle fed are like the Phidius, where the bottle in the bottom has a needle top that fits into the center hole. These can pull air in the side holes, and also through the center, as the needle doesn't make a seal.
FYI the best attys I've found for bottom feeders (mine are the sealed kind) are these vapage hybrid for bottom feeders:
You can see the notches at the base of the 510 sleeve. They've moved the air holes to there so that they drain excess liquid into the catch cup of the mod, and moves the air intake above the threads to remove the variance in connector slot size and airflow. These don't work in a UFS, since they bypass the juice control and flood. I'm not convinced that air holes on the stem above the threads would perform poorly, though. If the center pin is sealed, gravity will bring it up into the catch cup anyhow. The center hole was originally there for 'automatic' batteries, which fire when drawn. I don't think there is really any significant airflow into the center hole on any push button mod... the threads block that path pretty thoroughly.
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The end of cartomizers is coming....no cartos no holes no bad taste in the tanks anymore...go on Imeo
Its one of my best thoughts as I see it funky. Thanks a lot buddy
OMG, Imeo I can tell your brain never stops working.
Thank you very much for your explanation eric, it was a great one!
There are two basic types of bottom feeders: sealed and needle fed.
Sealed are like the reos, where the feeder takes over the center post and feeds juice through there. The air is drawn from the side holes, and as such, they require a battery connection in the "ash tray" style, with slots to allow the air into the threads (most connectors have these).
Note that this is also how air gets into a typical sealed mod (most every non cig-a-like mod)... e.g. an Ego has a sealed connector, which doesn't allow airflow into the center, and relies on the side holes for intake as well.
The needle fed are like the Phidius, where the bottle in the bottom has a needle top that fits into the center hole. These can pull air in the side holes, and also through the center, as the needle doesn't make a seal.
FYI the best attys I've found for bottom feeders (mine are the sealed kind) are these vapage hybrid for bottom feeders:
You can see the notches at the base of the 510 sleeve. They've moved the air holes to there so that they drain excess liquid into the catch cup of the mod, and moves the air intake above the threads to remove the variance in connector slot size and airflow. These don't work in a UFS, since they bypass the juice control and flood. I'm not convinced that air holes on the stem above the threads would perform poorly, though. If the center pin is sealed, gravity will bring it up into the catch cup anyhow. The center hole was originally there for 'automatic' batteries, which fire when drawn. I don't think there is really any significant airflow into the center hole on any push button mod... the threads block that path pretty thoroughly.
Its the best idea Bruce! We will be able to do everything we like with this small beauty
sure blue, time to go forward and stop depending on China any more
Honestly, just get something running in-stock for CoV soon...my paypal has been ruined and I can only purchase using M/O or Visa.
Do your thing....Apex AVAs have done me well, now to try RBAs.
Do your thing....Apex AVAs have done me well, now to try RBAs.
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