Atmistique Atomizers

[pmuniz10920]

Since Rick Cain is out of the office...

30ga Ni200 12wrap 3/32 diameter... "Modified" dual coil ceramic cup...
Cellucotton wick

Working pretty good so far...

 

[zulcorleone]

There is no issue with ecig in malaysia, mate. vape scene here is quite nice actually.

 

[Konstantinos]

pmuniz10920 do you have ss-cup there? if so could you pls make the same configuration with the sscup instead the ceramic and check how many W you will need to reach the same temperature?

 

[pmuniz10920]

Can do with the SS...

This is with the ceramic, dual coil cup modified for 3/32...

I am going to need to order the tapered eviva ring I got 23mm "standard" stuck on the hana...

 

[pmuniz10920]

30ga Ni200 12wrap 3/32 diameter... SS Cup...
Cellucotton wick

Both coils behave the same, Hana starts at 20w, holds at 15w, throttles down to about 12w.
For the record ceramic tastes a bit better...

 

[Konstantinos]

Thanks a lot there
One last favor by using the same the battery could you see how withstands the battery in each setup?

I know you need a lot of time for this but if you can you will help us a lot

 

[pmuniz10920]

I will work on that over the weekend

If only the hana had a puff counter and timer...

 

[RickCain]

Sorry K! Been traveling the past two weeks and haven't had the chance to build stuff. I ran my last build through several tanks and worked great. Since it didn't take many watts to build the heat the battery life was a normal two days on the VF.

My thought is the ceramic cups would hold more heat in meaning it would require less power and more likely to have temp protection issues. I have better performance with Ni200 on the EVIVA than with a kayfun. Both from flavor and less issues with Ni200.


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[Konstantinos]

Hello Rick no problem at all
From the first moment we are sure that ceramic helps battery life. With DNA40 (which can measure temp) we can see and how much.
Thanks a lot for your feedbacks very appreciated.

 

[pmuniz10920]

Hey K, after careful testing and review...

The Eviva with the ceramic cup lasted 4.5tank fills
The Eviva with the SS cup lasted 4 tank fills

In conclusion the difference is negligible as far as battery life.

Disclaimer: this experiment was not highly scientific, it was conducted while playing many hours of Destiny...

 

[Konstantinos]

Many thanks a my friend, i will share ours when we receive the dna here

 

[hobbes4]

Is it possible to polish the Eviva clear tank to become crystal clear like a Kayfun Bell Cap?

 

[Konstantinos]

We never try so i cant guarantee for the final result.
Anyway as you can see in the pic the tank is clear enough to see what going on inside (also with clear juices)

 

[DonnyX]

That's a beautiful tank. [emoji3]


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[Konstantinos]

and it was also a beautiful beach in the left photo

 

[hobbes4]

We never try so i cant guarantee for the final result.
Anyway as you can see in the pic the tank is clear enough to see what going on inside (also with clear juices)

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Yes, the tank is very good looking and functional the way it is i was just curious. Thanks.

 

[hobbes4]

If the base was 180 degrees turned the little grub screw would not screw, because there is not a hole to screw from the other side (180 degrees.There are 3 holes in the base (from the side), the two are for airflow into the atomiser and the third (the one between the other two) is for stabilization of the base into it's position.

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After removing the grub screw holding the deck to the base, what do you do next to remove the deck?

 

[Konstantinos]

After that:
1. Unscrew the center pin screw.
2. Turn the Eviva upside down (with the tube in the base) and hit gently with a drill inside the 510 thread

At last keep in mind that the housing has one oring (10*1) which doesnt leave the liquid to pass inside Eviva base. So if you want to disassemble it in order to wash it, i think that you dont have to.

 

[hobbes4]

After that:
1. Unscrew the center pin screw.
2. Turn the Eviva upside down (with the tube in the base) and hit gently with a drill inside the 510 thread

At last keep in mind that the housing has one oring (10*1) which doesnt leave the liquid to pass inside Eviva base. So if you want to disassemble it in order to wash it, i think that you dont have to.

Thanks, i want to take it apart to see what's going on with the air flow. When i look at one air hole i can see through to the other side but it's not completely clear. When i try to pass a small paper clip through it gets stuck and does not exit the other end. I believe it should pass right through correct?

 

[Konstantinos]

For this reason i dont think that is worth it.
Much easier if you just put inside, for example, a tinny drill