An Introduction Thread : JCModTronics Products coming soon!!!

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mwa102464

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AG, your pants are a little high in the picture and was there a flood when you where standing at that machine or what ?
 

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MWA what are you saying man i think all our mothers dressed us like that when we were that age. and at that age didnht matter if our pants were that high as our testys didnt drop yet lolol. man i had to wear those baggy pants all the time and looked like Dennis the Menace. Man i couldnt even tell the barber what kind of haircut i wanted. but it was short. it was called semi crew cut. But ya know something there were very good times back in the 50 s. well me anyway born in 1951. where are all my old baseball cards? geez i had some real good ones.
anyway sorry for reminissing. just checking in and hanging with my buds
 

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MWA what are you saying man i think all our mothers dressed us like that when we were that age. and at that age didnht matter if our pants were that high as our testys didnt drop yet lolol. man i had to wear those baggy pants all the time and looked like Dennis the Menace. Man i couldnt even tell the barber what kind of haircut i wanted. but it was short. it was called semi crew cut. But ya know something there were very good times back in the 50 s. well me anyway born in 1951. where are all my old baseball cards? geez i had some real good ones.
anyway sorry for reminissing. just checking in and hanging with my buds

LMAO, as a child of the 80's everything I got was skin tight, I still had a flat top (military family) and all my baseball cards are not worth the paper they are printed on.
 

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i received the first prototype yesterday and wanted to let you all know.
first, when looking at the pics, remember its a prototype and a beta unit. ripp is still looking at some design changes, and of course finish choices.

the surge tank. a tube-type bottom feeder. takes a 6ml bottle and is native 510 (for now) on both ends. the surge, as-is, adds approximately 0.02 ohms to your resistance. that will decrease when some aluminum parts are exchanged (primarily the positive post).

atty/carts i've used on here so far:
bauway 306, cisco 306, cisco 510, boge carto, ce2 (these obviously don't feed), hh357, joye 510, em 510. all threaded, fed, and fired.

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here's a size comparison to an ego
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the surge tank with a 306 and cannon tip

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it has two parts - the housing and the bottom cap.

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the bottom cap is well insulated between pos/ground

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the bottle sits around a ss feeder tube, which of course goes to the atty. at the top of the tube, there is an o-ring that the bottle seats to

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where the atty sits, there is a nice, large well. as with other wells, you can draw juice from here

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function: like most other feeders, a squeeze to the bottle sends the juice up to your coil. no need for tilt/shoot. the deep well is excellent for feeding from, and being so deep eliminates spillage from less than vertical angles. ripp is considering beveling the bottom so the juice flows to the center more easily.

being aluminum, it is very lightweight (much lighter than say the iatty). it is a little large in diameter, but fits very nicely on a silver bullet size tube.
on the buzzpro:
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on the provari:
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on an ego :lol::
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obviously, a great benefit to this tank is that is makes a feeder out of your tube mods, without something dangling off the side. it does add some girth and height, but again being lightweight i didn't find this to be an issue.

my overall impressions: i like it. it works like a feeder should, nothing to fangle up, and eliminates having to bring bottles for dripping, or refill cartos when using a tube mod. i've not had any leaks from the bottle, at any angle.
with a few design changes, and some nice finishes, this is a winner!!
ripp has plans for a 3ml surge tank, which of course would be smaller.

if you want to see it in action, check out vpingmonkey's show on elixirtv tonight, 7pm pacific (with my silver bullet).

i believe ripp will be sending out one or a few of these prototypes to others for beta/feedback before he finalizes the finished product.
since ripp is an avid comp shooter, one possible finish is a camo ceramikote.
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the wait is almost over!!

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