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Recently received a Gimli Nanos and a DID, and am super impressed with the quality of both items. The Nanos switch is pretty amazing, you weren't lying when you said it would scratch the same itch as flicking a Zippo. 
I find myself clicking it back and forth all the time while waiting at stop lights.
Got a coil and wick put together and installed on the DID, unfortunately the needle tip bottle I have doesn't have a long enough needle to fill it without getting liquid all over the place. Syringe and needle should be arriving today, can't wait to give this a try and compare it to the RSST I've been using for the last few months!
Thanks for the great products and the quick shipping halfway around the world!
I find myself clicking it back and forth all the time while waiting at stop lights.Got a coil and wick put together and installed on the DID, unfortunately the needle tip bottle I have doesn't have a long enough needle to fill it without getting liquid all over the place. Syringe and needle should be arriving today, can't wait to give this a try and compare it to the RSST I've been using for the last few months!
Thanks for the great products and the quick shipping halfway around the world!
I have a DID mini and the fill hole is very small (haven't compared to the DID short I just received) I wish I could remember what gauge needle I have but it's *really* small. Small enough that I can barely draw my 100% VG into it. Going the other way it's not so much of a problem. This works fine on the mini. I also just got a innokin U-can. It has a larger gauge needle that just fits the hole. Injecting with that causes the juice to get pushed out the wick... (wick tight to the hole never leaks but it works like a straw when the tank gets pressurized). So the small gauge needle is small enough that air escapes around it when filling. Just something to maybe keep in mind.
Thanks for the info Quick!
The order didn't come in yesterday *sigh* hopefully soon. I have several different gauges of needles coming, hoping the smaller ones will be small enough to fit!
The order didn't come in yesterday *sigh* hopefully soon. I have several different gauges of needles coming, hoping the smaller ones will be small enough to fit!
Jim,
I've now been using the OverOne now for two days and I must say that so far I love it!! It's design goes back to the simplicity of the D20, not over-engineered. The well is massive! I feel like I'm squirting (yes, not dripping) 2mL of juice in there! The fact that I can close it off completely makes your airflow design top notch (Nach?) and I mean that. My only real nit-pick so far is that the drip tip top comes off rather easily. This is both good and bad. While I like that it easily comes off by only pulling up with my drip tip so I can drip inside, and its ok for me, I like it a lot but, for other people who like to put their mods in their pockets might find that they will pop the top cap off in their pocket.
I will say more about it and add some photos after I have been using it for at least a week. You'll get my full report. But so far, well done Jim!!
I've now been using the OverOne now for two days and I must say that so far I love it!! It's design goes back to the simplicity of the D20, not over-engineered. The well is massive! I feel like I'm squirting (yes, not dripping) 2mL of juice in there! The fact that I can close it off completely makes your airflow design top notch (Nach?) and I mean that. My only real nit-pick so far is that the drip tip top comes off rather easily. This is both good and bad. While I like that it easily comes off by only pulling up with my drip tip so I can drip inside, and its ok for me, I like it a lot but, for other people who like to put their mods in their pockets might find that they will pop the top cap off in their pocket.
I will say more about it and add some photos after I have been using it for at least a week. You'll get my full report. But so far, well done Jim!!
Thank you Nach!
Yes I know!
When I tried this to be more difficult to open I had the opposite problem which was :I always open the bell too so...
Am happy you liked it!
Yes I know!
When I tried this to be more difficult to open I had the opposite problem which was :I always open the bell too so...
Am happy you liked it!
[Disclaimer] I've never had a real dripper before so my critique may just be uninformed and I have no prior context for comparisons.
I love the capacity/deep well. Yes, we used to occasionally drip on modified attys a few years ago but that was usually something like a modified cartomizer and good for just a couple/few drags at high ohms. Not practical.
I really love the air design, capacity and control (more on the control below...). My preferences are more towards wide open. It's simply outstanding. Some annoyance with other air designs is noise. Whistling, etc.and in general anything audible. Wonderful in this category through the entire range that I might be using. The adjustment is continuous and easy.
Deck: Hardware is perfectly positioned vertically. The fact that the center post hole is drilled about 1 coil diameter above the ground post holes brought a smile to my face. I wonder if anyone has thought of a "T" bar center post? With connection holes at each end of the cross bar. The ends of the cross bar about 1/2 average coil length from center. Then you wouldn't have to sculpture the coil tails to position the coil dead center and square with a diameter line. Connect the coil to the ground post (moved 1/2 coil length in towards the center) and the far end of the T bar center post.
I'm worried about the size of the ground post and screws. I'm worried that in clamping a wire down to where I'm sure it won't loosen I might strip the threads. Maybe unfounded. Maybe that could be a replaceable component instead of part of the deck?
I generally don't pocket carry anything so I think the top cap resistance is perfect although my first thought was "if this loosens at all it will be too loose".
Do we need a spare o-ring set?
Delivery box: Very nice touch. Classy. Befits the product.
Naturally the manufacture and materials are superb.
Manual: I didn't get mine yet. I have no shame so I will relate the following: I did not read or watch any reviews prior to purchase. (heh, I had to replace my 4 year old gear so I did some research/polling and started with a Poldiac/TNS and a mini. That far exceeded expectations so I followed up with a Nanos/DID short for my carry solution. During that last bit I got caught up and figured I should try a dripper too). So I get my OverOne, unbox it and find that it ships in the closed position... Tried unscrewing the two halves. Seems its kind of like a Chinese finger puzzle. If you try to just unscrew it, it resists (lol, slow and easy wins the race). I didn't think of o-rings being in there. I'm sure being new and dry contributed as well. I tried and tried just pulling it. I almost burst a blood vessel trying to force my thumb nails into the seam to spread it. After 15 or 20 minutes of constant, vigorous application of all the above it was open to the width of the windows. No, at the time I still didn't know what had accomplished that. Looking back, it had moved just a bit on each twist attempt. Also, I am assuming the copper center post is fairly pure and therefore very soft? I am fairly mechanically inclined so I thought of that and took care just in case. Miriam(?) does use her needle nose to snug that in the setup video. If this is the case a note might be in order for those unaware. Specs on the replaceable bits are in order.
Dripping in general: Awesome -- with tradeoffs. I've very much a genesis person, so if I use the dripper for a day the wicks are "musty" enough that I have to replace them. And you have to drip. And they can get messy if you don't take care. I'm really glad I have one. Great compliment and departure from my mesh attys.
I love the capacity/deep well. Yes, we used to occasionally drip on modified attys a few years ago but that was usually something like a modified cartomizer and good for just a couple/few drags at high ohms. Not practical.
I really love the air design, capacity and control (more on the control below...). My preferences are more towards wide open. It's simply outstanding. Some annoyance with other air designs is noise. Whistling, etc.and in general anything audible. Wonderful in this category through the entire range that I might be using. The adjustment is continuous and easy.
Deck: Hardware is perfectly positioned vertically. The fact that the center post hole is drilled about 1 coil diameter above the ground post holes brought a smile to my face. I wonder if anyone has thought of a "T" bar center post? With connection holes at each end of the cross bar. The ends of the cross bar about 1/2 average coil length from center. Then you wouldn't have to sculpture the coil tails to position the coil dead center and square with a diameter line. Connect the coil to the ground post (moved 1/2 coil length in towards the center) and the far end of the T bar center post.
I'm worried about the size of the ground post and screws. I'm worried that in clamping a wire down to where I'm sure it won't loosen I might strip the threads. Maybe unfounded. Maybe that could be a replaceable component instead of part of the deck?
I generally don't pocket carry anything so I think the top cap resistance is perfect although my first thought was "if this loosens at all it will be too loose".
Do we need a spare o-ring set?
Delivery box: Very nice touch. Classy. Befits the product.
Naturally the manufacture and materials are superb.
Manual: I didn't get mine yet
. I have no shame so I will relate the following: I did not read or watch any reviews prior to purchase. (heh, I had to replace my 4 year old gear so I did some research/polling and started with a Poldiac/TNS and a mini. That far exceeded expectations so I followed up with a Nanos/DID short for my carry solution. During that last bit I got caught up and figured I should try a dripper too). So I get my OverOne, unbox it and find that it ships in the closed position... Tried unscrewing the two halves. Seems its kind of like a Chinese finger puzzle. If you try to just unscrew it, it resists (lol, slow and easy wins the race). I didn't think of o-rings being in there. I'm sure being new and dry contributed as well. I tried and tried just pulling it. I almost burst a blood vessel trying to force my thumb nails into the seam to spread it. After 15 or 20 minutes of constant, vigorous application of all the above it was open to the width of the windows. No, at the time I still didn't know what had accomplished that. Looking back, it had moved just a bit on each twist attempt. Also, I am assuming the copper center post is fairly pure and therefore very soft? I am fairly mechanically inclined so I thought of that and took care just in case. Miriam(?) does use her needle nose to snug that in the setup video. If this is the case a note might be in order for those unaware. Specs on the replaceable bits are in order.Dripping in general: Awesome -- with tradeoffs. I've very much a genesis person, so if I use the dripper for a day the wicks are "musty" enough that I have to replace them. And you have to drip. And they can get messy if you don't take care. I'm really glad I have one. Great compliment and departure from my mesh attys.
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I received my OverOne dripper this past Monday and it is everything I had hoped for and more.
Jim and his crew at MMVapors have designed and built the best dripper available in my opinion. When Jim posted that he was going to build this dripper, I had no doubts that it would be a winner.
The air flow adjustment and the deep juice well are the top features of this dripper, along with the excellent machining, copper 510, large wire holes and it's clean design. I am using my 22.6mm polished OverOne on my polished brass single tube Nanos and they are a good looking pair for sure. Even with the air flow fully open, the flavor produced is still great.
Thanks Jim for another great product from your company.
Jim and his crew at MMVapors have designed and built the best dripper available in my opinion. When Jim posted that he was going to build this dripper, I had no doubts that it would be a winner.
The air flow adjustment and the deep juice well are the top features of this dripper, along with the excellent machining, copper 510, large wire holes and it's clean design. I am using my 22.6mm polished OverOne on my polished brass single tube Nanos and they are a good looking pair for sure. Even with the air flow fully open, the flavor produced is still great.
Thanks Jim for another great product from your company.
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Congratulations, nice prize there.
Merry Christmas Jim and Family and all others, best wishes for 2015.
Merry Christmas Jim and Family and all others, best wishes for 2015.
Whoohoo! Nice prize indeed, lucky person. Congratulations to him and thanks to MMVapors for doing it.
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Sweet! I just got my 1st Classic - the Cloud Wizard, a few weeks ago and can't put it down. Why, oh why, did I wait so long?
You MMV guys have been on a roll lately, I see. That Aella.... so much want. Hard to resist....
A couple days ago I ordered the negative pole pin with the rhodium plated spring, and I'm wondering if the spring collapses enough in the case of a short.
Also, are there spare springs available? I didn't see any to order at the time I placed the order.
Also, are there spare springs available? I didn't see any to order at the time I placed the order.
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