In search of these atomizers

[jburridge]

What are these 2 systems called?

Credit to Qorax


Credit to Nurzrachit

 

[TorontoOntario]

Those look like carto-tanks to me, not RBAs. If you really want a carto-tank IBTanked is who I would go with. I have a lot of there tanks but I really only drip these days. Maybe pick up my Lemo(s) here and there but mostly I am dripping some sweet DIY juice onto a beautiful tiger coil in my Hobo

 

[snow blind]

Yup. Cartos if i had to guess. Ahhh, brings back the memories.

 

[Firestorm]

The first one is an Atmistique Diver v2 (Enzelis style) but I can't make out the second, but it could be a Sophia By Leo (Qorax has had both, but prefers the Sophia). Both the Diver and Sophia are RBAs that fit in cartomizer tanks.

 

[seanmc]

I believe the 2nd one is a Lavagen Reactor atty...its a carto tank that can be changed into a genesis style rba.

 

[Lova]

Second one is a lavagen genesis, not a carto tank, or at least it's not in carto tank mode atm haha, and as people have said, the first pic is a carto tank with atmistique diver v2

 

[SkvLTD]

The first one is an Atmistique Diver v2 (Enzelis style) but I can't make out the second, but it could be a Sophia By Leo (Qorax has had both, but prefers the Sophia). Both the Diver and Sophia are RBAs that fit in cartomizer tanks.

If I recall correctly, Sophia was 16mm sized, rebuildable clearo w/ juice control and a way to take the coil end out without draining the tank, yes? It looks like a skinny and long smok DCT or about.

 

[Firestorm]

If I recall correctly, Sophia was 16mm sized, rebuildable clearo w/ juice control and a way to take the coil end out without draining the tank, yes? It looks like a skinny and long smok DCT or about.

The Sophia By Leo is an RBA with the same diameter as a cartomizer that can be put in any cartomizer tank (not limited to 16mm). It does have juice control, but you would need a separate tool like the GP Cartodriver (or other similar device) to remove it (or any other cartomizer sized atomizer) from a tank without draining the liquid.

 

[WharfRat1976]

I like the chamber on the 1st pic and the 2nd looks like a genni of some sort. I definitely can tell you that is Sponge Bob on your TV screen

 

[thewomenfolk]

You can just push the Sofia down and unscrew the bottom which has the coil, and work on it without removing the juice. Then you just screw the bottom together again and push it back up into the tank, then adjust the juice control. I love my Sofias and they work great with the 'by Leo' tanks. The tanks are short and nice looking on top of any mod. And the 'by Leo' Slim tank looks great on the long skinny mods like the eGo, evods, and especially the vv3.

 

[Firestorm]

You can just push the Sofia down and unscrew the bottom which has the coil, and work on it without removing the juice. Then you just screw the bottom together again and push it back up into the tank, then adjust the juice control. I love my Sofias and they work great with the 'by Leo' tanks. The tanks are short and nice looking on top of any mod. And the 'by Leo' Slim tank looks great on the long skinny mods like the eGo, evods, and especially the vv3.

You're right, assuming you have the standard 45mm Sophia and not the short 35mm option. I used to be a big Atmistique Diver user (v1 and v2) and I've never tried the Sophia, although people who have used both seem to like it better. I was put off by the fact that it stood 10mm beyond the top of the tank as I prefer shorty drip tips (before I knew about the short version), but I still flirt with getting one. Nonetheless, it does seem nice with the standard version that you can replace the coil without emptying the tank in the manner that you describe - I didn't realize that (although it makes sense).

 

[thewomenfolk]

No matter what size the Sofia top is (35 or 45mm long) you can still work on the coil by just pushing the bottom part out of the bottom of the tank. With the short Sofia top you just attach a longer drip tip first, preferably the same diameter as the Sofia, while you work on the coil.

I like the short top better because it's flush with the top of the tank and any drip tip looks nice and short on it. I use the 5mm 'by Leo' SS drip tip on the longer Sofia's. If I had it to do over again I'd probably buy all short tops (35mm). The advantage I find with the Sofia over something like the Kayfun is the smaller tanks we can use with the Sofia, making the whole profile of your setup small. I'm using a Clear tank (all glass, no caps) with the Sofia on my Cloupor Mini now and it's really small and nice looking. The 'by Leo' Slim tank looks great on my VV3's and the 'by Leo' D-base tank and Cage tank look good on everything else, nice and small and holds plenty of ejuice.

 

[Firestorm]

No matter what size the Sofia top is (35 or 45mm long) you can still work on the coil by just pushing the bottom part out of the bottom of the tank. With the short Sofia top you just attach a longer drip tip first, preferably the same diameter as the Sofia, while you work on the coil.

Thank you for the clarification.

 

[thewomenfolk]

I should clarify a little more. When I said to just push 'the bottom part' of the Sofia out of the tank, I should have said, first close the juice control (so O-rings aren't damaged) and then 'push the whole Sofia downward' until just the bottom part is showing outside, then unscrew that part from the Sofia and work on the coil. I had made it sound like you could just push the 'bottom part' of the Sofia but no, the whole Sofia gets pushed down after you close the juice control, you just stop pushing the Sofia when that that bottom part with the coil is outside the tank.