OK, so I joked about it at first - a beer helmet with a battery pack on one side and a big bottle of juice on the other, but I really think it's possible - and would be fun to see. Imagine a 6v battery (ok, or a more realistic pack) on one side, a bottle of juice about 6 oz or bigger on the other. The hose ends with a wick attached to an atty, much like joncammarata's mod, shown here. Instead of holes drilled in the side, you could vape from the bottom of the atty (with some sort of mouthpiece). The leads to the atty/mouthpiece connector could follow along the hose. I suppose a switch built into the mouthpiece would work - maybe even a pneumatic switch for hands-free, month-long vaping.
OK, so maybe it's not really realistic - except maybe for the die-hard vaper who spends weeks at a time on camping trips or something - but it would be awesome to see someone actually build one. I just thought I'd throw it out there as I don't really have a bunch of resources for building something like this for fun. I'll keep an eye out though.
OK, so I'm just kidding around, but seriously - has anyone used a "backward atty" in a mod before? I would assume that since air can be drawn through it to the normal vaping end, air flow could be reversed to come out the other end. It could be very useful for making a bottom feeder with the efficiency of a top feeder, and could result in a smaller package overall if utilized correctly.
OK, so maybe it's not really realistic - except maybe for the die-hard vaper who spends weeks at a time on camping trips or something - but it would be awesome to see someone actually build one. I just thought I'd throw it out there as I don't really have a bunch of resources for building something like this for fun. I'll keep an eye out though.
OK, so I'm just kidding around, but seriously - has anyone used a "backward atty" in a mod before? I would assume that since air can be drawn through it to the normal vaping end, air flow could be reversed to come out the other end. It could be very useful for making a bottom feeder with the efficiency of a top feeder, and could result in a smaller package overall if utilized correctly.
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