New Genesis type atomizer by DID!
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I like using magnets. The button will never go out
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We are creatures of habit what feels strange at first soon becomes natural. The airy draw seemed strange to me now a cartomiser feels like I'm sucking a bowling ball through a straw. If you build it they (me) will buy.
Well, how about offering one standard with the other as an upgrade? Or add a couple three euros to the price and have both come with them.
Of course, I don't know if you can change one with the other depending on the design.
So I twisted up 33AWG and DID a 5/4 wrap for a 1.8ohm coil. Usually I prefer between ~1.5ohms but this damn gummy bears juice just is sweeter at a slightly higher setup.
I love picking up a device, knowing it well enough to just slap a coil on. I went back to original ground screw as many mainly because using that screw is easier to wrap on the coil. (Yes Uma, ON the coil). And the twisted 33 allows for quicker heat, while maintaining low(er) resistance.
I love picking up a device, knowing it well enough to just slap a coil on. I went back to original ground screw as many mainly because using that screw is easier to wrap on the coil. (Yes Uma, ON the coil). And the twisted 33 allows for quicker heat, while maintaining low(er) resistance.
What's the problem with touch button? They are usually not mechanical but electrical.
If it fires consistently who needs a big clunk to know you've pressed the button? Not me.
This is the key area, lets be honest even the most luxurious button will lose friends and infuriate people if the firing is inconsistent.
Oh, and we know I won't be firing in our pockets anyway.
Easy draw, Easy push, Easy but classy.
And ultimately Jim If you love it how can we not love it
And thankyou for giving me a genuine reason to look forward to Christmas madness LOL.
If you love it Jim, I am pretty sure we will all love it since we know how high your standards are!
Christmas is not my favorite time of the year because it reminds me of how lonely I am. But this year I am actually looking forward to it, to discuss new MMvapors toys with friends here!
Okay so over the past month or so, my satin did has acquired quite a few scratches. How do you remove them without destroying the finish and engravings? Never noticed how hard I was on this thing, but I'd like to clean it up a bit! Help?
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Love the idea of magnetic switch. Is there room on the switch for multiple magnets? e.g
(+/-)(+/-)<----->(-/+) or
(+/-)<-->(-/+)?
That way switch press strength would be customizable.
Back when there was only the standard DID/polished, some folks would use a full sized 510/510 adapter in a drill chuck to spin the DID and then use ultra fine steel wool or ultra fine sandpaper to create a "satin" like look. I'm afraid any polishing, or surface reconditioning will lighten the engravings
Jim, I think if you like it, we will like it. That said, maybe like CW said ^^above, that would be cool to customize.
Well I guess my did will just have a little more "character" than others haha!
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Thought y'all might like this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpz3lMlrj8s&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Tony
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpz3lMlrj8s&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Tony
I like an easy-soft button but not so soft that I have to lock it every time I put it down (more like a Legacy than a Paps). I like the magnet concept, and there are many different strengths of magnets, but would prefer a spring if that is what is needed to make it stand on it's own without needing to lock it.
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I second that!
I also second Yankee's idea of offering the alternative up on site for those who might want the opposite some time.
I just second everything about this. Am I helpful or what.
That was great! But.... it stopped too soon. Encore!
Back when there was only the standard DID/polished, some folks would use a full sized 510/510 adapter in a drill chuck to spin the DID and then use ultra fine steel wool or ultra fine sandpaper to create a "satin" like look. I'm afraid any polishing, or surface reconditioning will lighten the engravings
If he puts tape over the engravings before polishing - it will save them
+++++++++++++==10 on magnets, as long as there is a hot spring in the PV somewhere
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