Catfish Atty Mods the next Chapter
- Thread starter Chowderhead1972
- Start date
- th_trl_thread_readers 0
-
- Tags
- bottom feeder
- Status
Another determining factor here is the particular liquid itself. A liquid that is fantastic in one atty and build does not always equate to being fantastic in another. Case in point with NT's " The Cure". I've thrown a multitude of different devices and atty's at it ( dripped, regulated, temperature controlled, high ohms and watts and low ohms and watts) and for me, I get the best flavor from it using a Taifun GTII with a simple 1 ohm coil parked on top of a PAPS X. Not that its bad in the others, it just happens to pop the best using that device.
Same thing with ACB. Using the Vector with my current "Birds Nest" build, I'm getting wonderful almost honey like flavors from the caramel that I've never tasted before.
Same thing with ACB. Using the Vector with my current "Birds Nest" build, I'm getting wonderful almost honey like flavors from the caramel that I've never tasted before.
Last edited:
I have no idea what level of engineering went into the Vector, nor do I know anything about aerodynamics myself, so my theory may be complete bs. But I've been wondering, ever since I got my Vector; Why did they put that screen in it? My thinking is that in order to make the airflow work, and produce flavor, the vapor has to be 'detained' inside the chamber, for a while. The airflow has to be restricted. Without the screen, even with the Afc set at minimum, 2 holes, it's too airy to produce flavor. The vapor doesn't stay in the chamber long enough. Notice that the air inlets are below the screen, which is inside the mouthpiece.
When I was fooling around with mine, this morning, I put the screen back in at one point. I got better flavor than I did with the screen out. For flavor, the best I could make the Vector work was with a restricted lung hit. Screen in, and 6 holes open.
Anyway, that's my 'crackpot' theory.
When I was fooling around with mine, this morning, I put the screen back in at one point. I got better flavor than I did with the screen out. For flavor, the best I could make the Vector work was with a restricted lung hit. Screen in, and 6 holes open.
Anyway, that's my 'crackpot' theory.
You bring up a very good point R62. With the screen in or out, it definitely changes the flavor around although I think the theory behind the screen is to prevent spit back. The thing I find with the screen in is that the atty also tends to run much hotter.
Still waiting for a bottom or side air flow atty with a top intake and a killer build deck that doesn't seep all over my mod.
Right on...
Bottom up air flow....slot with turbulators...
Air flow source from the top...shielded to stop blow back
Keyway indexing of air supply/coil configuration
+ secret features...
Duane
Actually for flavor I think the Manta v2 air flow volume full open is good. It did look a little restrictive but I don't find it so in practice.
Duane
That's why I like the looks of this one:
Hastur RDA | CTHULHU MOD, RTA
Very similar to the Manta, with a little more airflow, single or dual
Hastur RDA | CTHULHU MOD, RTA
Very similar to the Manta, with a little more airflow, single or dual
I feel like this is tribal knowledge or something, but what's tbev's email?
Sent from my XT1064 using Tapatalk
Sent from my XT1064 using Tapatalk
- Status
Similar threads
