Automatic Atomizer

[bombastinator]

Don't bring up Alexa.

She was Nice in the Beginning. But now all She does is Bugs Me to switch my e-Bay Listings to Amazon.

I for one refuse to effectively bug my own home for the benefit of a corporation and worse pay for the privilege

 

[leftyandsparky]

I see no possible down sides. Let's do this!

Funding might be a problem... I guess we can sell junk bonds

 

[ShamrockPat]

I have to say, I can appreciate your creativity and ability to think out of the box. Not everyone has such a creative mind.

I worked with a guy like you. In between his crazy ideas, he did manage to come up with a few winners.
Back in the early 90's, the days of dial-up, x.25 and Frame relay, we parsed the error and warnings file , then had this girl record different words/strings. When the error matched a recorded word/file, 'Ornella' would speak it for a room full of techs. It was a massive time saver.

 

[zoiDman]

I for one refuse to effectively bug my own home for the benefit of a corporation and worse pay for the privilege

I'm thinking about giving one to someone I Don't Like as a Christmas Gift.

LOL

 

[Baditude]

They now have coil-less decks that use a plate to heat.

Problem with this idea is that it would be the size of a milk carton. And the effort you're putting into solving a non-problem that doesn't result added value is wasted time.

 

[Vapemesilly]

In the world of AI this will work. Of course it won't matter because the machines will then own the world and rest of us will be dust. Watch Terminator for the future of mankind.

 

[evan le'garde]

I suppose a mod could have a built in screw which could revolve. You could feed in wire on one side and a coil could come out the other. Probably wouldn't take much power and could easily fit it into a regular sized mod.

Or does this sound like total crap !.

 

[bombastinator]

I suppose a mod could have a built in screw which could revolve. You could feed in wire on one side and a coil could come out the other. Probably wouldn't take much power and could easily fit it into a regular sized mod.

Or does this sound like total crap !.

Um... yes?

 

[vapdivrr]

Seems like a reasonable idea, but first you have to find someone small enough to fit inside...then the rest is easy

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[Jebbn]

I keep reading the thread title as "atomic atomizer"

 

[untar]

could easily fit it into a regular sized mod

Why the horse's balls would you want that in a mod?

Yes one could build a device that can make coils but it
-won't be small
-won't be lightweight
those points already are true if you just look at the stepper motor and driver circuit needed, not even the mechanism that makes the coil itself. Want a smaller motor? Then it'll be very weak and you need a gearbox on top to generate the torque you want (more waste of space and additional weight).

A standalone device at least could make sense (if anybody needed it, which is another question) but a mod most certainly doesn't. If you so regularly need fresh coils on the go then you can just build a few coils in advance and carry those few grams around instead of a whole bunch of metal, plastic, circuit boards and wire that you don't need most of the time.

To come back to an earlier comparison it's like building a lace tying machine into your shoes.

 

[bombastinator]

Seems like a reasonable idea, but first you have to find someone small enough to fit inside...then the rest is easy

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If only we were more advanced in flintstones technology.

 

[untar]

I keep reading the thread title as "atomic atomizer"

Now that looks more promising, finally a civil use for all the excess plutonium

 

[leftyandsparky]

Meet the Jetsons.....
I kinda want to get a dog and name him Elroy now.

 

[bombastinator]

Meet the Jetsons.....
I kinda want to get a dog and name him Elroy now.

The dogs name was Astro. The kid was Elroy. Gah! So few working neurons left and I remember that kind of garbage :/

 

[zoiDman]

Meet the Jetsons.....
I kinda want to get a dog and name him Elroy now.

It was Rastro... Woof.

 

[leftyandsparky]

The dogs name was Astro. The kid was Elroy. Gah! So few working neurons left and I remember that kind of garbage :/

I know, but since the car commercial has been playing a lot lately I just see the guy and dog and the phrase “ his boy Elroy” and I thought it would be cool to name a dog Elroy.

 

[listopencil]

To come back to an earlier comparison it's like building a lace tying machine into your shoes.

We need vape shoes. The laces are the wick. Sit cross legged on a bench and inhale through a tube. Make it happen.

 

[Asbestos4004]

Why the horse's balls would you want that in a mod?

Yes one could build a device that can make coils but it
-won't be small
-won't be lightweight
those points already are true if you just look at the stepper motor and driver circuit needed, not even the mechanism that makes the coil itself. Want a smaller motor? Then it'll be very weak and you need a gearbox on top to generate the torque you want (more waste of space and additional weight).

A standalone device at least could make sense (if anybody needed it, which is another question) but a mod most certainly doesn't. If you so regularly need fresh coils on the go then you can just build a few coils in advance and carry those few grams around instead of a whole bunch of metal, plastic, circuit boards and wire that you don't need most of the time.

To come back to an earlier comparison it's like building a lace tying machine into your shoes.

Negative Nancy

 

[englishmick]

I was thinking this would be closer to the size of a refrigerator than a tank. All the gear for making and installing coils, and cutting and threading wicks, with a huge robot brain and high tech sensors. Maybe instead you could build a vaping station and keep the complicated stuff out of the tank. Stick your tank in a slot and the machine would strip it down, wash it, reassemble it, and install the coil and wick of your choice. Just download the service program for your tank and go.