New Genesis type atomizer by DID!

[fuzzione]

I put my nuts back on(not my testicles) and I noticed it works better if you have the nuts facing opposite of each other so that when you turn one one way it doesn't turn the one right below it. I don't know if this is important but I thought I would mention it.

It is definitely important. I posted earlier about using the proper mating surfaces of the nuts. Use the sides that have the knurling on the surface, not the other sides that are totally smooth. In this way the nuts lock together nicely. I'm sure Jim did not design the nuts this way by accident

 

[jayvolt]

theoretically is theory. it would have to be a 4.5+ amp battery most are 3.6 or so, now I suppose with god on your side, on the perfect sunny day while the battery was being hit by lightning? Otherwise he was a bit short of the number.

 

[ricklynchcore]

Curious, when you are coil wrapping do you actually screw the ground wire into the hole or just wrap it around. In Jims original vid, which I happened to watch again today, it appears he is screwing the ground into the hole then wrapping excess. Just curious. Wrapped a good one this morning. 3 wrap 32 a kanthal, getting dead on 3 ohms (I have a fat wick), one minor hot spot which I repaired with needle, vaping like a monster!!

 

[ProRo]

Fastest shipping ever from Greece to the Netherlands:
Shipped Juli 17
Received Juli 18
WOW!

 

[sw9668]

theoretically is theory. it would have to be a 4.5+ amp battery most are 3.6 or so, now I suppose with god on your side, on the perfect sunny day while the battery was being hit by lightning? Otherwise he was a bit short of the number.

With a 10C IMR battery, he can. Even with an AW IMR 18350, 3.7V, 700mAh, rated at 10C, it can provide 7A in 6 minutes; provided that the battery is in good condition. Of coures, if one uses a normal Li-ion battery, even with an 18650, 3.7V, 2600mAh, rated at 1C, it can only provide 2.6A in one hour; mAh: milli-Amp-hour.

In his case, he needs 4.4A with his 0.8ohm coil on his 3.7V battery holder.

P = V * I
16.1 = 3.7 * 4.4
V = I * R
3.7 = 4.4 * 0.8

He is using a Precise+, hopefully an 18xxx, a non-regulated 3.7V device, but if he is using a Provari, he will have a problem, because the 3.5A output current limit of the Provari. You are right, if he is not using an IMR battery, "with god on your side, on the perfect sunny day while the battery was being hit by lightning?"

If you are interested in how the C rating is defined: Click here

Here is some write up regarding Watt, Volt, Amp for the DID. Click here

 

[Jason-Tank]

Can some one tell me if a zenesis tank has the same ID as the DID tank? Thanks

 

[aziffel]

Can some one tell me if a zenesis tank has the same ID as the DID tank? Thanks

nope.......

 

[ChuckBell]

It is definitely important. I posted earlier about using the proper mating surfaces of the nuts. Use the sides that have the knurling on the surface, not the other sides that are totally smooth. In this way the nuts lock together nicely. I'm sure Jim did not design the nuts this way by accident

This has been a major discovery for me. I'm using the Provari V1 and it's working nicely now with the grooved sides of the nuts facing each other and not the flat sides.

 

[rwechsler]

Learn to do it right folks. Also if people are having trouble with securing the wire (for some unknown reason) with the two top nuts - get an extra one and use four.

This is all my opinion, like the reviewer in video - perhaps I should list every mod and genisis I have owned or own now. Perhaps people would listen then..

Avoiding shorts means - Properly prepare the mesh and properly attach the coil. This takes, time, patience and effort. It can take many tries before you get it right.

If a 19 kid like myself AND a geriatric case like Dspin can set it up, than just about anyone else should be able to!

 

[tortel]

I think i have posted in this thread somewhere... I just made my 1st working coil using it for 2 days now rating at 1.4 ohms after 5 tries with all those hotspots and burning taste for the 3 days since i received my DID (my routine was work->coling the DID->4 hours of sleep), definitely worth taking note of mr. rwechsler's ideas of adding an additional nut and what mr. dspin said "Avoiding shorts means - Properly prepare the mesh and properly attach the coil. This takes, time, patience and effort. It can take many tries before you get it right."

 

[Cloud Wizard]

And not sure if it's been mentioned (may be common sense), but a good wick can be re-coiled many times.

 

[Sweeperdk]

Quick question (while waiting on mr. Postman). Would there be any idea in putting just a bit of wick in the "fill-hole"?

My thinking here is that that way you'd still be able to have the added benefit of better flavor/vapor just as if you left the bolt out, but hopefully without any juice being able to run out of the hole too easily?

Anyone tried this? Any thoughts on the matter?

 

[pounder]

Quick question (while waiting on mr. Postman). Would there be any idea in putting just a bit of wick in the "fill-hole"?

My thinking here is that that way you'd still be able to have the added benefit of better flavor/vapor just as if you left the bolt out, but hopefully without any juice being able to run out of the hole too easily?

Anyone tried this? Any thoughts on the matter?

Sounds like a good idea. Go for it and let us know how it worked

 

[Sweeperdk]

Will give it a shot.

Just need the DID to get here, hopefully tomorrow, if the postman so pleases

 

[denali_41]

Quick question (while waiting on mr. Postman). Would there be any idea in putting just a bit of wick in the "fill-hole"?

My thinking here is that that way you'd still be able to have the added benefit of better flavor/vapor just as if you left the bolt out, but hopefully without any juice being able to run out of the hole too easily?

Anyone tried this? Any thoughts on the matter?

that should work perfect !!!

anybody else notice ?? short kit no longer available

 

[Mr.Mann]

Questions for the veterans/experts and the newbs to the DID: Is there any real way I can prepare myself for the DID and it's particular intricacies without having one (or any other Genesis RBA)? I am watching as many videos as I possibly can and cross-referencing as much info as possible, but I still don't know how much of a handle I really have. Have any of you experienced success out of the gate, or is it one of those things that will invariably require time?

 

[principle]

I've made maybe 20 coils now all of them have worked to some degree. today I got one that I think was perfect.

Few tips that have worked for me: Dry burn the coil make sure it glows evenly if it does not then adjust with a toothpick till it does. If you just can't get a even glow stick the wick back under the blowtorch and try again. Every coil I made worked but that was the lightbulb moment for me. Oh and you will know when you get it right, took me a couple of weeks sitting round thinking this thing is good but not awesome then i wrapped a perfect coil and thought holly ****

Dave

Questions for the veterans/experts and the newbs to the DID: Is there any real way I can prepare myself for the DID and it's particular intricacies without having one (or any other Genesis RBA)? I am watching as many videos as I possibly can and cross-referencing as much info as possible, but I still don't know how much of a handle I really have. Have any of you experienced success out of the gate, or is it one of those things that will invariably require time?

 

[Mr.Mann]

I've made maybe 20 coils now all of them have worked to some degree. today I got one that I think was perfect.

Few tips that have worked for me: Dry burn the coil make sure it glows evenly if it does not then adjust with a toothpick till it does. If you just can't get a even glow stick the wick back under the blowtorch and try again. Every coil I made worked but that was the lightbulb moment for me. Oh and you will know when you get it right, took me a couple of weeks sitting round thinking this thing is good but not awesome then i wrapped a perfect coil and thought holly ****

Dave

If you fill up a tank with juice and find out that something is off, whether it is a short or a wick issue, does your juice get ruined? Have any of you ruined a lot of juice in the learning phase, or is it salvageable? I hope you all don't mind me interjecting with my complete novice questions.

 

[principle]

here is a glowing coil just for fun and jim asked for pics. This one is not perfect but it's not bad

 

[principle]

Nope juice has always been fine no problems. If i get a burned taste i just empty the tank (i reuse the juice) dry burn fix the short and put the juice back in. it's only a tiny bit of juice that gets burned under the hotspot and this does not fall back into the tank, so no problems with wasting juice even if your coil is a total cockup.

If you fill up a tank with juice and find out that something is off, whether it is a short or a wick issue, does your juice get ruined? Have any of you ruined a lot of juice in the learning phase, or is it salvageable? I hope you all don't mind me interjecting with my complete novice questions.