Davide mini glassomizer 1st impressions
Mini Davide Glassomizer
The box contained the mini glassomizer, with a 2.2ohm atomizer head installed. Came with extra 1ea 1.8ohm and 1 ea 2.5ohm heads.
Of course, I took the whole thing apart. It all breaks down to drip tip, top glass cap, bottom glass cap, glass, center tube, removable atomizer sleeve with the head inside. The lower sleeve is a ego style connector. There is no 510 connection on this glassomizer. So if your PV only has the 510 connection, you are out of luck.
The lower sleeve, with the atomizer inside, was difficult to get back on the first couple of times, testing it. A look at the threads with my Optivisor, show that the first thread on the male portion on the sleeve, are not smooth at all. But after a couple of times taking it apart it got easier to start. At first it wanted to cross thread. All the rest of the threading, center tube, top and bottom caps were fine.
I put it back together, except for the sleeve with atomizer in it. I put a couple of drops of juice on the wicks. The sleeve has a little moat around it. I set the sleeve down with the head facing up, and put a couple of drops in the moat for the wicks. I then proceeded to fill the tank. It has three fill holes. They are very very small. The juice I was using, is a 50/50. Straight from the bottle, I could do one drop at a time. With one of my 3mil syringes, it took no time at all.
Filled tank, prewetted wick, and screwed the sleeve back on to the bottom glass cap. I held the bottom cap while screwing the sleeve on. If you hold onto the tank, the center tube will tightened up even more. I don't want to blow out the o-rings, any earlier than I have to. I doubt, I could find any replacements. Speaking of o-rings, I hate clear silicone o-rings. I like good rubber ones. I think they last longer.
I let the tank sit on my twist for 10 minutes before taking a hit. Well, really really airy. The sleeve comes with 3 holes. I covered one with tape. Still too airy. I covered the 2nd with tape. A lot better, but still more airy than my Phiniac Skinny Minny with a 2.2ohm, Boge carto, slotted by me. I covered the 3rd hole with tape. No draw, so it looks like covering two holes is it. I will probably cover 2 of the holes with a dab of silicone.
The vape was good. I am not an authority on vaping so I won't try describe it, except to say it is airy and not dry or having a burn hit. I did not take out the 3rd small wick. I left it in.
I next tried it on my Zmax V3 Flatop. It was set at 4.0 volts. A little higher than the twist puts out. Also, this is not a clone twist, but an Joyetech Ego-c Twist. The hit was actually better on the Twist, than on the V3. One thing. If you use this on a PV like the V3, you need to Noalox the threads on the inside of the sleeve. The first time I used it on the V3, the bottom sleeve stayed on the V3. Had to turn it upside down, so I would not spill juice. I Noaloxed the sleeve and no problem since.
I tried to take off the supplied drip tip after I vaped a while. I could not get it off. It came off easy, when I first took it out of the box. But not now. It is a double o-ringed tip. Now, I don't have any special drip tips, they are all clear plastic. But I wanted to try anyway. One thing I noticed, when trying to get off the supplied drip tip, is the whole glassomizer seems a little fragile. The whole thing would rock, trying to take off the tip. So I left it on. I will worry about it the first time I clean it.
Greg W.
Mini Davide Glassomizer
The box contained the mini glassomizer, with a 2.2ohm atomizer head installed. Came with extra 1ea 1.8ohm and 1 ea 2.5ohm heads.
Of course, I took the whole thing apart. It all breaks down to drip tip, top glass cap, bottom glass cap, glass, center tube, removable atomizer sleeve with the head inside. The lower sleeve is a ego style connector. There is no 510 connection on this glassomizer. So if your PV only has the 510 connection, you are out of luck.
The lower sleeve, with the atomizer inside, was difficult to get back on the first couple of times, testing it. A look at the threads with my Optivisor, show that the first thread on the male portion on the sleeve, are not smooth at all. But after a couple of times taking it apart it got easier to start. At first it wanted to cross thread. All the rest of the threading, center tube, top and bottom caps were fine.
I put it back together, except for the sleeve with atomizer in it. I put a couple of drops of juice on the wicks. The sleeve has a little moat around it. I set the sleeve down with the head facing up, and put a couple of drops in the moat for the wicks. I then proceeded to fill the tank. It has three fill holes. They are very very small. The juice I was using, is a 50/50. Straight from the bottle, I could do one drop at a time. With one of my 3mil syringes, it took no time at all.
Filled tank, prewetted wick, and screwed the sleeve back on to the bottom glass cap. I held the bottom cap while screwing the sleeve on. If you hold onto the tank, the center tube will tightened up even more. I don't want to blow out the o-rings, any earlier than I have to. I doubt, I could find any replacements. Speaking of o-rings, I hate clear silicone o-rings. I like good rubber ones. I think they last longer.
I let the tank sit on my twist for 10 minutes before taking a hit. Well, really really airy. The sleeve comes with 3 holes. I covered one with tape. Still too airy. I covered the 2nd with tape. A lot better, but still more airy than my Phiniac Skinny Minny with a 2.2ohm, Boge carto, slotted by me. I covered the 3rd hole with tape. No draw, so it looks like covering two holes is it. I will probably cover 2 of the holes with a dab of silicone.
The vape was good. I am not an authority on vaping so I won't try describe it, except to say it is airy and not dry or having a burn hit. I did not take out the 3rd small wick. I left it in.
I next tried it on my Zmax V3 Flatop. It was set at 4.0 volts. A little higher than the twist puts out. Also, this is not a clone twist, but an Joyetech Ego-c Twist. The hit was actually better on the Twist, than on the V3. One thing. If you use this on a PV like the V3, you need to Noalox the threads on the inside of the sleeve. The first time I used it on the V3, the bottom sleeve stayed on the V3. Had to turn it upside down, so I would not spill juice. I Noaloxed the sleeve and no problem since.
I tried to take off the supplied drip tip after I vaped a while. I could not get it off. It came off easy, when I first took it out of the box. But not now. It is a double o-ringed tip. Now, I don't have any special drip tips, they are all clear plastic. But I wanted to try anyway. One thing I noticed, when trying to get off the supplied drip tip, is the whole glassomizer seems a little fragile. The whole thing would rock, trying to take off the tip. So I left it on. I will worry about it the first time I clean it.
Greg W.
