Does anyone make custom atomizers?

[Johnnie Price]

Anyone? I've invested a good chunk of change into the Echo, a "sealed" 808 automatic. Right now I'm using adapters to use 510 equipment, but I would kill for a natively threaded 808 dripping atomizer.

So, does anyone out there do custom work of this type?

 

[Thrasher]

you can hit up the modders/suppliers forums and ask some of the modders and suppliers directly. im sure some of these guys who make custom kit might work with you.

 

[Johnnie Price]

Cool, thanks. Never thought of that.

 

[sawlight]

808 and 901 are the same threading, 901 Atomizer, 901 Atomizers | MadVapes

 

[Johnnie Price]

808 and 901 are the same threading, 901 Atomizer, 901 Atomizers | MadVapes

Yes, they are.

However, a 901 atomizer will not work on a "sealed" 808 automatic without modifying the center post on the atomizer connection, or modifying an 808-901 adapter. Modifying an adapter is easy, but you have to reset the center post every time you remove the atomizer and it becomes a hassle. The other option is to take a dremel to the center post of the atomizer and cut grooves along the threads to allow airflow. The reason for having to do this work is due to the fact that a "sealed" 808 has moved the airflow from the center of the connector to the sides. A 901 atomizer is not designed to allow for this modification and as of now no one has come out with a proper adapter to allow 901 atomizers to work on the "sealed" 808's. A 901 atomizer will work fine on a manual 808 since airflow isn't required to activate the switch.

I don't own a dremel, and even if I did I wouldn't wish to waste money trying to modify atomizers myself.

 

[unloaded]

901 attys have hole in the side and work best with a drip shield.

 

[sawlight]

Yes, they are.

However, a 901 atomizer will not work on a "sealed" 808 automatic without modifying the center post on the atomizer connection, or modifying an 808-901 adapter. Modifying an adapter is easy, but you have to reset the center post every time you remove the atomizer and it becomes a hassle. The other option is to take a dremel to the center post of the atomizer and cut grooves along the threads to allow airflow. The reason for having to do this work is due to the fact that a "sealed" 808 has moved the airflow from the center of the connector to the sides. A 901 atomizer is not designed to allow for this modification and as of now no one has come out with a proper adapter to allow 901 atomizers to work on the "sealed" 808's. A 901 atomizer will work fine on a manual 808 since airflow isn't required to activate the switch.

I don't own a dremel, and even if I did I wouldn't wish to waste money trying to modify atomizers myself.

Brain fart, forgot the automatic part, good catch!
For the time being at least, here's a thread with a video in it showing how to pull the polyfill out of a carto and use it as a dripper. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...atomizer-dripping-my-kr808d-1-volt-e-cig.html
I've done it, it works, but as noted be careful how much juice you put in to it.

 

[Johnnie Price]

Brain fart, forgot the automatic part, good catch!
For the time being at least, here's a thread with a video in it showing how to pull the polyfill out of a carto and use it as a dripper. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...atomizer-dripping-my-kr808d-1-volt-e-cig.html
I've done it, it works, but as noted be careful how much juice you put in to it.

Not as good as a good atomizer. But yeah, I've done that too.

 

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