Happy b-day, Jim!
Yes, happy birthday to the great inventor, Jim of MMVapors.
Thanks for the reminder WattWick.
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Yes, happy birthday to the great inventor, Jim of MMVapors.
Thanks for the reminder WattWick.
Thank you so much for your wishes !!!!
The Poldiac to Nanos top contacts set is made to replace the pole plate and the hot spring for everyone that converted a Poldiac to a Nanos, now you can have solid contacts exactly like the Nanos without batteries rattling inside the tube.
The Poldiac to Nanos top contacts set is made to replace the pole plate and the hot spring for everyone that converted a Poldiac to a Nanos, now you can have solid contacts exactly like the Nanos without batteries rattling inside the tube.
Can't believe there's an MM dripper on the horizon... very impatient here...
I haven't been around here at all since going to using only bottom feeders. I heard rumors of a MMV dripper but seeing Jim post about it got me really excited. Can't wait to get ahold of a dripper with Jim's meticulous craftsmanship. I'm wondering if you can tell me a little about the positive pin and insulator. I will be, if possible, converting it to bottom feed and would like your input on that.
Jim, hope all is well, I'm excited about the prospect of having another of your products in the fold. Miriam, hope all is well with you and that you are enjoying Greece. Hello to all my friends here, you are all in my thoughts
Jim, hope all is well, I'm excited about the prospect of having another of your products in the fold. Miriam, hope all is well with you and that you are enjoying Greece. Hello to all my friends here, you are all in my thoughts
A good example of No limit compinations!
Owner of a Poldiac and Nanos
Can play more with the design by changing pants!
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How the heck did I miss this ??
Wow !!
Very nice! but I would not like to do the cleaning and polishing to do it the justice it deserves.
Hello everyone!
The dripper will be available about end of August!
Thank you so much for your good words everyone!
The dripper will be available about end of August!
Thank you so much for your good words everyone!
Thanks for the reply Jim.
I will for sure order one of your drippers as soon as it is available and probably another Nanos to go along with the one I have now.
I need some advice. I'm getting a discharge on the base of a TNS (mounted on a poldiac hybrid). When I push the button and I forget my finger there... bzzz a full 3.7v. Did I miss an insulator or something?
Thanks Miriam, I'll take it apart today and check....
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I took it apart and everything was there. I rebuilt it and the problem is gone.
Good that the ink is free!
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I took it apart and everything was there. I rebuilt it and the problem is gone.
Good that the ink is free!
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Please take my money 
Hey Jim! I just discovered a really nice enhancement you could make to your DiD's. I dropped my D14 and must have broke the center tube threads off at one end. I haven't taken it apart yet as the center positive pin and nuts are holding it together perfectly fine right now.
But! This has now allowed me to rotate the entire center tank and I can put the wick hole where ever I want it. In my case I like it to line up with my switch button on my Provari. This got me to thinking. (yeah I know, what you're thinking)
Why not save a lot of time and money and get rid of the threading on the center tube at both ends and just use a nice heavy (almost press fit) post and pocket. Keep the O-rings at both ends and let the center positive post and nuts hold everything together?
1) This would save a ton of machining time (lower price?) by not having to machine threads at both ends of the center tube and into the top and bottom plates.
2) Would make the center tube stronger because you wouldn't have to remove as much material.
3) Give people the freedom to rotate the wick hole wherever they want.
Just a thought from my little brain while holding my broken little D14.
But! This has now allowed me to rotate the entire center tank and I can put the wick hole where ever I want it. In my case I like it to line up with my switch button on my Provari. This got me to thinking. (yeah I know, what you're thinking)
Why not save a lot of time and money and get rid of the threading on the center tube at both ends and just use a nice heavy (almost press fit) post and pocket. Keep the O-rings at both ends and let the center positive post and nuts hold everything together?
1) This would save a ton of machining time (lower price?) by not having to machine threads at both ends of the center tube and into the top and bottom plates.
2) Would make the center tube stronger because you wouldn't have to remove as much material.
3) Give people the freedom to rotate the wick hole wherever they want.
Just a thought from my little brain while holding my broken little D14.
Hrmm, sort of a neat concept, however, I've been using mods that allow me to adjust the top cap to any position I choose, thus letting me put my DID wickhole where I want.
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