New Genesis type atomizer by DID!

[rwechsler]

Yep, but I played around with the measurements of everything, and I think I'll just butcher another top cap/top plate and use that for the dual wick setup. Gna add the 2nd wick hole right in between the ground and fill screws, then add a new fill hole on the opposite side of the top plate right in between the two wicks.

Plan on using the fill hole for the second ground?


Tony

 

[Scottinboca]

NatGasMan, MiriamWTH, Brigit, and Cloud Wizard thanks so much for helping me out I just couldn't figure it out. I'm not sure what the exact issue was, but after a full cleaning and drying it's back to working fine. Right now I have 4 wraps of 32 gauge kanthal coil sitting pretty at 3.1ohms. BTW, I just ordered a spool of 29 gauge kanthal so I could try making some 6-8 wrap coils just to try it out.

 

[Tonytiger1]

Yep, but I played around with the measurements of everything, and I think I'll just butcher another top cap/top plate and use that for the dual wick setup. Gna add the 2nd wick hole right in between the ground and fill screws, then add a new fill hole on the opposite side of the top plate right in between the two wicks.

Yea. Not a lot of room. Another option is to run a non resistance wire to the other side of the u wick then wrap a second coil around it to the center post.


Tony

 

[studiovap]

Yep, but I played around with the measurements of everything, and I think I'll just butcher another top cap/top plate and use that for the dual wick setup. Gna add the 2nd wick hole right in between the ground and fill screws, then add a new fill hole on the opposite side of the top plate right in between the two wicks.

Just thought I'd mention on a previous dual wick mod I drilled a 1mm hole down the center of fill screw and used that as the second ground and a fill hole, works great with a plastic needle bottle. Doubles as a tank vent breather or you can seal it with a silicon plug between fills.
Cutting an m3 thread in good ss can be a pain as can drilling the small hole in the first place (cobalt drill bits a must) If you make a mess of drilling the fill screw ( sure this doesnt apply to you Rick)it's easy to start again with another one.

 

[Monoxxide]

Merry crimbo DID friends, hope you all have a good time during holidays.
Thanks for everything yu brought to us this year Jim!

 

[skigro]

Is the air hole supposed to line up with the wick when fully tightened down? Mine does not lineup at all. I didnt mind before but now its driving me nuts. Lol. Is there supposed to be a o ring in the cap thread area?

 

[Monoxxide]

Suppose to line up perfectly and all mine did till i dropped one a few times. If the airhole stops before you reach the wick theres a chance you can fix it. If it goes further then the wick theres no way to fix it without a o-ring (wich normaly isnt used there).

 

[burnie71]

Is the air hole supposed to line up with the wick when fully tightened down? Mine does not lineup at all. I didnt mind before but now its driving me nuts. Lol. Is there supposed to be a o ring in the cap thread area?

Its well known that the duds don't line up too well, never heard of any from Jim that didn't.

 

[burnie71]

Merry Christmas to All best wishes for 2013.
Just had tracking number dropped into my mailbox
Just tell the kiddies he is on his way, crossing Australia now.
Cheers

 

[yankeebobo]

Merry Christmas to all! Happy vaping.

 

[Tonytiger1]

Merry Christmas. From Tony bag of donuts.

Tony

 

[studiovap]

Suppose to line up perfectly and all mine did till i dropped one a few times. If the airhole stops before you reach the wick theres a chance you can fix it. If it goes further then the wick theres no way to fix it without a o-ring (wich normaly isnt used there).

There is a fix I use on one of my DIDs that has had a super hard life ( was perfect when I got it ) where the cap screws down with the airhole past the wick.
I pull off a tiny amount of cotton wool from a pad and lay it along part of the threads on the top platform then mark a tiny dot on the knurling with a marker where the wick is, then screw the cap down until it lines up with the mark. You need very little cotton wool and it lasts quite a while as it gets wet from juice and stays say in the threads very gently tightening up the topcap without the look of an unsightly o-ring.

 

[studiovap]

Happy Christmas Jim, and to all who make this thread a warm and inspiring place to learn and share

 

[NatGasMan]

It shipped, it shipped! My Poldiac shipped!

One very happy customer Jim! Thank you and Merry Christmas! You da man!!!!

 

[Cloud Wizard]

 

[Cloud Wizard]

It shipped, it shipped! My Poldiac shipped!

One very happy customer Jim! Thank you and Merry Christmas! You da man!!!!

Congrats Nat, that is AWESOME!!!
(anyone know what time the Christmas Lottery drawing will be? - Lottery time is very exciting)

 

[yankeebobo]

It shipped, it shipped! My Poldiac shipped!

One very happy customer Jim! Thank you and Merry Christmas! You da man!!!!

That's awesome! Gonna be some good vape mail.

 

[Cloud Wizard]

Yea. Not a lot of room. Another option is to run a non resistance wire to the other side of the u wick then wrap a second coil around it to the center post.
Tony

That's a pretty cool idea.

 

[NatGasMan]

We have those community mail boxes. I wonder if I can pitch a tent by them? . Although that might freak out my postal worker. Probably not a good idea.

 

[Devonmoonshire]

Merry Christmas Eve Everyone

Sincerely;
Nate