Hello, I'm the engineer and manufacturer of the Apex Alpha. Time is tight but I will do my best to answer technical questions that come up.
First off, thank you everyone for the kind words. It's great to come up with something and have it be well received (even if it's only aesthetically at the moment).
I designed the apex Alpha around the 306 and 510 style atomizers. That said, any atomizer with the same threads as the 306 and 510 will work in the base units.
As for the RES, note that the atomizer is recessed inside the RES assembly. There are ports on inside, at the base of the RES assembly that align with the vents on the atomizer. My concern is that an adapter may position these ports too far apart, and therefore I would not recommend using an adapter. (that said, the Apex Alpha with RES will fire the atomizer. -but the RES will have reduced performance)
3.7 or 6v- correct
5v- unfortunately no
Variable voltage- stay tuned
Hope this helps-
Nate
First off, thank you everyone for the kind words. It's great to come up with something and have it be well received (even if it's only aesthetically at the moment).
So you can only use a 510 threaded atomizer, right? I use 801's but the Alpha won't work with an adapter, correct?
And it is either 3.7 volt or 6 volt? Any plans for 5 volt or variable volt? Thanks in advance. It's a nice looking PV.
I designed the apex Alpha around the 306 and 510 style atomizers. That said, any atomizer with the same threads as the 306 and 510 will work in the base units.
As for the RES, note that the atomizer is recessed inside the RES assembly. There are ports on inside, at the base of the RES assembly that align with the vents on the atomizer. My concern is that an adapter may position these ports too far apart, and therefore I would not recommend using an adapter. (that said, the Apex Alpha with RES will fire the atomizer. -but the RES will have reduced performance)
3.7 or 6v- correct
5v- unfortunately no
Variable voltage- stay tuned
Hope this helps-
Nate
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