First of all: this is not my idea. This atomizer was invented by triskach, the vaper from Belorussia, my colleague on russian forum. His english is not very good, so he gave me a favor to put the info here.
Here is a simple picture explaining how the atomizer works. Author used burnt Giantomizer. After disassembling he cut half of the central air tube. Then soldered a hard wire with a soldered nut to the connector body (negative). Then soldered a small metallic corner with thread hole to the central tube (positive). Then he prepared usual heater with silica rope inside and connected it to described contacts using small screws. No plates, nothing. Just two contact bars and heater with wick.
Cut part of the central tube inserted into central hole of driptip. Driptip worked around to fit into inner plastic tube of the Giantomizer. The outer metallic tube with window shortened, so it's length is equal to inside plastic clear tube now. That's it.
To fill the atomizer just remove the driptip and drop a liquid inside. Important thing: you shoul not overfill the atomizer, otherwize it will leak. Liquid is yellow on the picture. If you made it and fill it correctly, you can vape it in any position, even upside down, and it does not leak at all. The vapor flow comes exactly from the heater (upper tube), so no condensation.
Obviously volume of liquid to fill became 1.5 ml, less than in Giantomizer. But everyone can make his own atty with needed volume using this concept.
Here are two movies made by the author. First movie just demonstrates the new atty, the second one compares two identical attys with 3 ohm and 2.2 ohm coils. In russian, sorry. Anyway everything is self-explanatory. Enjoy.
triskach's webcam video 2
triskach's webcam video 4
If something is unclear, I will be happy to answer a questions.
P.S. The author puts one end of the wick towards connector and another end towards driptip (something like s-shape), so he gets enough liquid in any atty position. You can also try a wick made from stainless mesh like genesis.
Here is a simple picture explaining how the atomizer works. Author used burnt Giantomizer. After disassembling he cut half of the central air tube. Then soldered a hard wire with a soldered nut to the connector body (negative). Then soldered a small metallic corner with thread hole to the central tube (positive). Then he prepared usual heater with silica rope inside and connected it to described contacts using small screws. No plates, nothing. Just two contact bars and heater with wick.
Cut part of the central tube inserted into central hole of driptip. Driptip worked around to fit into inner plastic tube of the Giantomizer. The outer metallic tube with window shortened, so it's length is equal to inside plastic clear tube now. That's it.
To fill the atomizer just remove the driptip and drop a liquid inside. Important thing: you shoul not overfill the atomizer, otherwize it will leak. Liquid is yellow on the picture. If you made it and fill it correctly, you can vape it in any position, even upside down, and it does not leak at all. The vapor flow comes exactly from the heater (upper tube), so no condensation.
Obviously volume of liquid to fill became 1.5 ml, less than in Giantomizer. But everyone can make his own atty with needed volume using this concept.
Here are two movies made by the author. First movie just demonstrates the new atty, the second one compares two identical attys with 3 ohm and 2.2 ohm coils. In russian, sorry. Anyway everything is self-explanatory. Enjoy.
triskach's webcam video 2
triskach's webcam video 4
If something is unclear, I will be happy to answer a questions.
P.S. The author puts one end of the wick towards connector and another end towards driptip (something like s-shape), so he gets enough liquid in any atty position. You can also try a wick made from stainless mesh like genesis.
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Is the base a 510 battery connector upside down and how is it connected to the battery? Small is good, and this makes filling easier.
