My Experiment...
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accordeur said:
If your atomiser does not even warmed up with suction and a full battery means it has shorted out..means it is dead...the surgery won't work...it(the surgery) only meant for poor performance devices....sorry bro
..wish I could do more...I will post pics later .
so, doc...
From all of your research so far do you recommend dripping exclusively?
-Dusty-
From all of your research so far do you recommend dripping exclusively?
-Dusty-
Hi Bro Dusty...Long time no see.....RatInDaHat said:
Not all my patients like to use drip smoking..I recommended a mix of the two...drip when you are not driving or on a machinery and drip when your hands are free or for a more intense feel...Usually recommended drip smoking in the morning for the first ciggie feel and some after a meal(that's when a creature's habit and psychological need for nicotine is at it's highest)
that is what i was curious about.. i was having some issues with my atomizers, but a bath in isopropyl alcohol cleared it all up. Guess i'm now on a cleaning schedule.
-Dusty-
-Dusty-
Sorry couldn't put up any photos yet..having problems trying to get a close up pics of the modified atomiser heads(or you can called it surgically modified head)..all my pics seems blurred (even I used a macro lens)..will improvised later on..so sorry guys...
This needle project reminds me of the needle assembly used in technical ink pens. Rotring is one such brand.
The needle itself is like a tinly plunger / piston. There is a solid inner core and an outer ring. The needle feeds directly into a closed cartridge or reservoir. When the tip of the pen is depressed the piston action feeds new ink in between the core and the outer ring.
This method would be awesome for gradually feeding the liquid onto the atomizer. With some modification to the mouth piece - the mouth piece could press down on the cartridge, which would in turn, make the "needle" press down on the atomizer releasing just a drop or two directly on to the element.
I will see if I can work up a sketch of what I am talking about.
The needle itself is like a tinly plunger / piston. There is a solid inner core and an outer ring. The needle feeds directly into a closed cartridge or reservoir. When the tip of the pen is depressed the piston action feeds new ink in between the core and the outer ring.
This method would be awesome for gradually feeding the liquid onto the atomizer. With some modification to the mouth piece - the mouth piece could press down on the cartridge, which would in turn, make the "needle" press down on the atomizer releasing just a drop or two directly on to the element.
I will see if I can work up a sketch of what I am talking about.
I have attached a sketch of what I am talking about. It is more high tech than the current cartridges but it could be made to be refillable. Notice that as you press on the mouth piece, the pin in the cartridge will press on the atomizer and force the little plate up. This allows some liquid to get between the pin and the surounding tube. The liquid is distributed directly onto the atomizer. The sides of the cartridge are slightly sloped so that when you press the pin and the plate moves up, there is a larger gap between the sides of the closure plate and the cartridge wall. The closure plate is needed to keep the liquid from free flowing.
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