New Genesis type atomizer by DID!

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Yeah lets be real... the transition is not exactly smooth. The red pack right here is where i'm coming from!
Now before anyone jumps on me, let me state that I'm firm DID believer. With the parts i'm receiving in a few days, I'll have 5 units. The DID is a device you can push, experiment with and produce nasty clouds at incredible ohms and stuff. You can throw the DID by the window, put it on the stove... i'm sure nothing will happen to it. The DID is a race car.
That said, the DID is not an atty i'm going out with. I enjoy it at home.
When I go out I want my atty to understand a few things:
1) I'd rather use a Genesis (no going back to cartos ever) its the only real substitute for the kind of smoker I was.
2) I'm not a physicist (know nothing about capillary action) so it'd better use gravitation instead, or whatever he needs to get that juice to the wick. For it to use gravitation, I don't want to have to twist my arm and look ridiculous.It has to handle that by itself.
3) I'm not an electrician. I learned a bit about resistance and power for the sake of using an geni and setting the right voltage on a VV mod...that's it.
I don't want to spend half an hour for a single wick oxidizing to discover its still shorting somewhere. I want my atty to be insulated where it needs to and it'd better be ceramic insulation. period.
4) I want to be able to change flavor without having to empty a tank and feel the taste shift in seconds.
5) I want to refill while driving without a single drop on my hands.
When I'm on the run, go to work, back to pick up kids, back to work, out for a meeting, back to work....etc etc.
I need user friendly, clean,quick & efficient. There are such genis out there.
The DID is for ppl who want to push boundaries, experiment, learn, ask questions and are ready to get down and dirty with it.
Again, I love the DID... The DID is not that kind of atty BUT improvement on the DID are not to be excluded.
ALL constructive feedback here; this market's dynamic as hell, I'd like to see Jim in business for next few years.
My:2c:...

Edit: really sorry for the timing of this reply Jim...
didn't see you previous post.
I'm just the opposite! The reasons you list for not taking it out are some of the reasons I never leave home without one. (usually both sizes).
* The cap never pops off leaving me stranded without a tunnel and drip tip while the cap flows on down the river
* The SS tank is totally Uma proof
* The tank holds a good 3.5 mls, enough to get me through quite a few hours. (especially with a back up or refill needle bottle)
* The wick hole is huge, allowing tons of wicking if wanted. I never (to date) have to tilt my DID, but I constantly tilt my Vision thingie
* The tools needed for quick fix are easily carried in a coin pouch.
* The tweaking is quite rapid on most days. (I carry a Cisco 306 on my Reo Grand too, for emergencies, as well as a Twist w/changeable coil clearomizer thingie. One never knows when an earthquake will take a bridge out leaving me stranded)
* The pouch with all the emergency workings will get me through a week long stranding (and yes, my area is known for them, between mudslides and earthquakes).
* The DiD's, for me, never leak unless kept upside down or on it's side with the airhole facing down, for forever. (I leave the screw in)
* The act of being caught dead without my beloved Roller and Mini DID is unthinkable.
 

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Jim I am so sorry, we lost my daughters best friend 2 months ago at the age of 14. It is more than devastating. My prayers are with you.
Sorry for not beeing here for some days!
Yesterday I lost my friend Kostas from the worst sickness
Kostas was my friend that we started all this together!
Kostas was the man that made ce4 rebuildable Youtube video
Kostas made the logo of Metal Madness Vapors
Kostas was only 28 years old and I have no words in English to express it!
His favorit nickname was POLDIAC .There are many Kostas but POLDIAC was only one!
I was lucky to know him only 18 mounths but invest many many hours together and I was feeling him with me with the same love to all this!
I want to thank you POLDIAC !
Thank you SO MUCH for being with me your last mounths my friend !
POLDIAC will be the name of my Battery Holder!
 

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DSmooch - Please understand that my comment was not about the DID. I was speaking about the vaping world as a whole and how much more there is to it than just a pack of stinky sticks and a lighter.
I'm convinced that the lack of rat poison, and god knows what else that we all sucked into our lungs all those years, has made us all a little OCD and we find ourselves engrossed into our new found love of vaping so much that we go through great lengths to keep ourselves entertained and busy playing with the latest and greatest toys that come around.

I for one am looking forward to getting my new Mini DID just so I can use it "out and about" all day everyday. Currently I am using a HUGE cheapo tank on my Provari and the looks I get from everyone is a little unsettling to say the least. Especially the cops while I'm driving. LOL

You just have to set back sometimes and laugh at some of the crazy chit we do. That's all I was saying.

It's all good. ;)
 

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Sorry for not beeing here for some days!
Yesterday I lost my friend Kostas from the worst sickness
Kostas was my friend that we started all this together!
Kostas was the man that made ce4 rebuildable Youtube video
Kostas made the logo of Metal Madness Vapors
Kostas was only 28 years old and I have no words in English to express it!
His favorit nickname was POLDIAC .There are many Kostas but POLDIAC was only one!
I was lucky to know him only 18 mounths but invest many many hours together and I was feeling him with me with the same love to all this!
I want to thank you POLDIAC !
Thank you SO MUCH for being with me your last mounths my friend !
POLDIAC will be the name of my Battery Holder!

Oh man, very sad News Jim. 28 years is too short! A reminder to all of us that life is a gift... Thoughts and prayers, I hope Poldiac has found peace and harmony.
 

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I'm just the opposite! The reasons you list for not taking it out are some of the reasons I never leave home without one. (usually both sizes).
* The cap never pops off leaving me stranded without a tunnel and drip tip while the cap flows on down the river
* The SS tank is totally Uma proof
* The tank holds a good 3.5 mls, enough to get me through quite a few hours. (especially with a back up or refill needle bottle)
* The wick hole is huge, allowing tons of wicking if wanted. I never (to date) have to tilt my DID, but I constantly tilt my Vision thingie
* The tools needed for quick fix are easily carried in a coin pouch.
* The tweaking is quite rapid on most days. (I carry a Cisco 306 on my Reo Grand too, for emergencies, as well as a Twist w/changeable coil clearomizer thingie. One never knows when an earthquake will take a bridge out leaving me stranded)
* The pouch with all the emergency workings will get me through a week long stranding (and yes, my area is known for them, between mudslides and earthquakes).
* The DiD's, for me, never leak unless kept upside down or on it's side with the airhole facing down, for forever. (I leave the screw in)
* The act of being caught dead without my beloved Roller and Mini DID is unthinkable.

I'm totally with you on this one Uma. I have my Standards and Shorties on big mods for lazing around and vaping luxuriously and my Minis on VV KGO eGo style batts for running around.

Nothing else besides full out dripping does it for me anymore.
 

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My DIDs are my out and about gennies of choice. For daily driver I need a device that doesn't leak (my DIDs never ever leak with the solid wick). I like my indestructible coil (28 awg doesn't move). I need a tank that will get me through the day (3.5 mls is perfect). I need the device to be drop proof (DID is a tank)I like to vape a lot of flavors......so I have 7 DIDs.
I have a Zen, Orion, and a Katana.....these are all in need of nursemaid, leak if not held upright and certainly couldn't stick them in my pocket....
Yeah lets be real... the transition is not exactly smooth. The red pack right here is where i'm coming from!
Now before anyone jumps on me, let me state that I'm firm DID believer. With the parts i'm receiving in a few days, I'll have 5 units. The DID is a device you can push, experiment with and produce nasty clouds at incredible ohms and stuff. You can throw the DID by the window, put it on the stove... i'm sure nothing will happen to it. The DID is a race car.
That said, the DID is not an atty i'm going out with. I enjoy it at home.
When I go out I want my atty to understand a few things:
1) I'd rather use a Genesis (no going back to cartos ever) its the only real substitute for the kind of smoker I was.
2) I'm not a physicist (know nothing about capillary action) so it'd better use gravitation instead, or whatever he needs to get that juice to the wick. For it to use gravitation, I don't want to have to twist my arm and look ridiculous.It has to handle that by itself.
3) I'm not an electrician. I learned a bit about resistance and power for the sake of using an geni and setting the right voltage on a VV mod...that's it.
I don't want to spend half an hour for a single wick oxidizing to discover its still shorting somewhere. I want my atty to be insulated where it needs to and it'd better be ceramic insulation. period.
4) I want to be able to change flavor without having to empty a tank and feel the taste shift in seconds.
5) I want to refill while driving without a single drop on my hands.
When I'm on the run, go to work, back to pick up kids, back to work, out for a meeting, back to work....etc etc.
I need user friendly, clean,quick & efficient. There are such genis out there.
The DID is for ppl who want to push boundaries, experiment, learn, ask questions and are ready to get down and dirty with it.
Again, I love the DID... The DID is not that kind of atty BUT improvement on the DID are not to be excluded.
ALL constructive feedback here; this market's dynamic as hell, I'd like to see Jim in business for next few years.
My:2c:...

Edit: really sorry for the timing of this reply Jim...
didn't see you previous post.
 

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PBusardo's VaperCon part2 video interviews electronicsix who now carries Brigit's beautiful mod from France. Beautiful!
A PBusardo Video - VaperCon 2012 Part 2 - YouTube

SEE! I knew I couldn't have been the only one that liked the looks of that mod! When I first saw that in the picture thread I was thinking maybe I needed to start eating some testosterone pills or sumthin. :lol: Glad to see I'm not the only guy that likes the looks of those curves. :D I just wish the price wasn't so crazy. I mean damn... It's just a mechanical mod. :blink:

I can wait until Jim's mods are released. ;)
 

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I'm just the opposite! The reasons you list for not taking it out are some of the reasons I never leave home without one. (usually both sizes).
* The cap never pops off leaving me stranded without a tunnel and drip tip while the cap flows on down the river
* The SS tank is totally Uma proof
* The tank holds a good 3.5 mls, enough to get me through quite a few hours. (especially with a back up or refill needle bottle)
* The wick hole is huge, allowing tons of wicking if wanted. I never (to date) have to tilt my DID, but I constantly tilt my Vision thingie
* The tools needed for quick fix are easily carried in a coin pouch.
* The tweaking is quite rapid on most days. (I carry a Cisco 306 on my Reo Grand too, for emergencies, as well as a Twist w/changeable coil clearomizer thingie. One never knows when an earthquake will take a bridge out leaving me stranded)
* The pouch with all the emergency workings will get me through a week long stranding (and yes, my area is known for them, between mudslides and earthquakes).
* The DiD's, for me, never leak unless kept upside down or on it's side with the airhole facing down, for forever. (I leave the screw in)
* The act of being caught dead without my beloved Roller and Mini DID is unthinkable.

I'm with you uma, my out and about is my mini on a p+18350, never a leak or problem. my at home is big DID on a Uranos mod I picked up in the classifieds, I wasn't quick enough to get a Roller, but I'm happy enough with the Uranos.

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SEE! I knew I couldn't have been the only one that liked the looks of that mod! When I first saw that in the picture thread I was thinking maybe I needed to start eating some testosterone pills or sumthin. :lol: Glad to see I'm not the only guy that likes the looks of those curves. :D I just wish the price wasn't so crazy. I mean damn... It's just a mechanical mod. :blink:

I can wait until Jim's mods are released. ;)

Heck no you're not the ONLY Male that likes that Mod, that thing is SCHWEET!!!! :D And with the contours on it I can see a DID Gemini brush finished sitting right nice one it too :D

Nate aka Darth Vapor
 

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Much love going out to you and your lovely family Jim. I've had the misfortune of loosing 8 friends in the past 2 years, all of whom were 21 and under, so I have endless compassion and empathy for you right now and I'm also here for you if you need a friend to talk to. Creating your mod in Kostas' namesake is a beautiful gesture, and I'm sure he's smiling down at you right now because he knows how good of a friend you were and continue to be to him.
 

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Sorry for not beeing here for some days!
Yesterday I lost my friend Kostas from the worst sickness
Kostas was my friend that we started all this together!
Kostas was the man that made ce4 rebuildable Youtube video
Kostas made the logo of Metal Madness Vapors
Kostas was only 28 years old and I have no words in English to express it!
His favorit nickname was POLDIAC .There are many Kostas but POLDIAC was only one!
I was lucky to know him only 18 mounths but invest many many hours together and I was feeling him with me with the same love to all this!
I want to thank you POLDIAC !
Thank you SO MUCH for being with me your last mounths my friend !
POLDIAC will be the name of my Battery Holder!



My deepest sympathy to you Jim.
 

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I'm just the opposite! The reasons you list for not taking it out are some of the reasons I never leave home without one. (usually both sizes).
* The cap never pops off leaving me stranded without a tunnel and drip tip while the cap flows on down the river
* The SS tank is totally Uma proof
* The tank holds a good 3.5 mls, enough to get me through quite a few hours. (especially with a back up or refill needle bottle)
* The wick hole is huge, allowing tons of wicking if wanted. I never (to date) have to tilt my DID, but I constantly tilt my Vision thingie
* The tools needed for quick fix are easily carried in a coin pouch.
* The tweaking is quite rapid on most days. (I carry a Cisco 306 on my Reo Grand too, for emergencies, as well as a Twist w/changeable coil clearomizer thingie. One never knows when an earthquake will take a bridge out leaving me stranded)
* The pouch with all the emergency workings will get me through a week long stranding (and yes, my area is known for them, between mudslides and earthquakes).
* The DiD's, for me, never leak unless kept upside down or on it's side with the airhole facing down, for forever. (I leave the screw in)
* The act of being caught dead without my beloved Roller and Mini DID is unthinkable.

I am totally with you there Uma! Except I live in the Netherlands so not that many natural desasters are on the lure for me here. My Provari + DID are usually glued to me where ever I go (yes I have been known to even go to the toilet while holding it!)
At first I would bring a 2nd mod + what ever atty I had with me, but these days I just stick an extra 18650 in my jeans pocket and make sure my DID is filled up to the top when I leave the house.

Miriam (with the Hat)
 

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I'm not sure if this is the right place to post it, but I have some issues with one of my DID's.. It doesn't make contact on any mod. I checked it 100 times, even made small fiber washer and placed it in the 510 connector to extend the positive contact. Nothing.. What possibly can be the problem? I have 2 other DID's and they work just fine..
 

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I'm not sure if this is the right place to post it, but I have some issues with one of my DID's.. It doesn't make contact on any mod. I checked it 100 times, even made small fiber washer and placed it in the 510 connector to extend the positive contact. Nothing.. What possibly can be the problem? I have 2 other DID's and they work just fine..

The centre post in the DID is adjustable. Did you perhaps tighten yours too much where it's pulled up into the connector? Just loosen a thread or two on the bottom of the three nuts up top and give it a little push downwards till you see the centre post just clear the bottom of the connector.
 

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SEE! I knew I couldn't have been the only one that liked the looks of that mod! When I first saw that in the picture thread I was thinking maybe I needed to start eating some testosterone pills or sumthin. :lol: Glad to see I'm not the only guy that likes the looks of those curves. :D I just wish the price wasn't so crazy. I mean damn... It's just a mechanical mod. :blink:

I can wait until Jim's mods are released. ;)
It's a classy, beautiful, handsome mod. Even the button acts differently from all others. More than just eye candy.
oh and pssssst, I'm a gal. :)

Heck no you're not the ONLY Male that likes that Mod, that thing is SCHWEET!!!! :D And with the contours on it I can see a DID Gemini brush finished sitting right nice one it too :D

Nate aka Darth Vapor
 

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I am totally with you there Uma! Except I live in the Netherlands so not that many natural desasters are on the lure for me here. My Provari + DID are usually glued to me where ever I go (yes I have been known to even go to the toilet while holding it!)
At first I would bring a 2nd mod + what ever atty I had with me, but these days I just stick an extra 18650 in my jeans pocket and make sure my DID is filled up to the top when I leave the house.

Miriam (with the Hat)

I wouldn't dream of going to the toilet WITHOUT my DID!:oops:
 
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