Thrasher" data-source="post: 9087276" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">Thrasher said:
AGI Dripping & Tank Rebuildable Atomizer
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AGI Dripping & Tank Rebuildable Atomizer
It's like the real designers at Youde took the day off and let the cleaning lady design the internals on this one.
Which is a shame because the outside looks great.
Which is a shame because the outside looks great.
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Ok, this is my email correspondence on that:
CowFood <cowfood@gmail.com>
10:42 PM (10 minutes ago)
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Ahh ok, I noticed other pictures from other vendors but could not see one or all pictures of this product so far just don't include a look at the air intake. I am presuming it is on the top cap? If you don't mind me asking do you know what size it might be? 1mm 1.3mm 1.5mm? If it is the same size as an aga-t2/+ it is most likely at 1mm..
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sales@empiremods.com
10:49 PM (3 minutes ago)
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Hello, not a problem , looks to me like similiar to the AGAt size hole, i dont have one handy here but will see more exact on measurements. the hole is on the top cap. Thank you again ill see tomorrow more into this, have a great evening
Keith
CowFood <cowfood@gmail.com>
10:42 PM (10 minutes ago)
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Ahh ok, I noticed other pictures from other vendors but could not see one or all pictures of this product so far just don't include a look at the air intake. I am presuming it is on the top cap? If you don't mind me asking do you know what size it might be? 1mm 1.3mm 1.5mm? If it is the same size as an aga-t2/+ it is most likely at 1mm..
-CF
sales@empiremods.com
10:49 PM (3 minutes ago)
to me
Hello, not a problem , looks to me like similiar to the AGAt size hole, i dont have one handy here but will see more exact on measurements. the hole is on the top cap. Thank you again ill see tomorrow more into this, have a great evening
Keith
LOL man that would be the most epic fail ever, get the atty and cant take a drag.
Thrasher" data-source="post: 9087766" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">Thrasher said:
"I knew we were forgetting something."
The positive post is a spring! I just read where mech mods with the worst voltage drop use springs as contacts.
These are for $27.23 to the US from here (plus shipping):
PRE-ORDER: VM AGI Rebuildable Atomizer | Electronic Cigarettes - VapingMadElectronic Cigarettes – VapingMad
Not sure how much shipping is but may pay to find out.
I am definitely going to give this a go. The AGA series to me were surprisingly good. I think I may add a stainless washer to the setup on top of the silicone isert to hold it down tight though. That looks like the weak point to me.
PRE-ORDER: VM AGI Rebuildable Atomizer | Electronic Cigarettes - VapingMadElectronic Cigarettes – VapingMad
Not sure how much shipping is but may pay to find out.
I am definitely going to give this a go. The AGA series to me were surprisingly good. I think I may add a stainless washer to the setup on top of the silicone isert to hold it down tight though. That looks like the weak point to me.
Yeah, that's not going to be good for the resistance of the positive connection, unless it's silver-plated copper or some exotic material.
The reason the 4-in-1 stereo thing didn't work so good, is because one little problem screwed up all aspects of the system. Your genisis has a bad post, oh, look, your dripper has the same bad post.
I like the styling of the top cap but that is about it. As mentioned above I'd prefer to have them separate. They don't seem that different enough to warrant a higher price than an AGA-T either IMO.
I dont know too much about how different center pins work. I'm now aware i bought a RBA with a horrible one though lmao. Could anyone explain what specifically having a springed center pin will do to the setting up/vaping? I'm prepared for bad news :/ I plan to use this on a Provari if that helps
Every device has its own resistance to electron flow from battery, through the mod (battery tube, whatever you're using), switch, basically everything that's in the circuit.
Springs are not great at providing a very low resistance path for electrons. They have two connection points, for one, and unless they're made of certain materials they provide quite a bit of resistance themselves -- they bottleneck the electron flow.
So putting a spring in place of what's normally a solid rod (the center piece that goes from the positive 510 pin to the top of the RBA where the coil attaches) provides additional resistance over using just the solid rod.
This will translate to increased voltage losses (generally in the form of heat at the spring), meaning less voltage at the coil, where you need it.
ive seen rba top caps with no hole. catering to the group of folks that liek to choose their air hole size. its not for me, but im sure its got its fanbase.
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