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If i had his skills, i'd be making my own atties
Could slot in a connection off a old CE2 maybe but seems a lot of hassle, might pick up an older a2 somewhere.
Would buy one from the site, but don't wanna end up with same kind of performance again.
Noticed in your picture that you did'nt have the adapter from Vapor Age on any of the a2's, much better performance dripping into the a2 imo.
Thanks BJ43 for your pictures, I tried this myself to see how it would work with my Bulli.
I use the same rolled steel mesh that I use in my Lines, then wrap a section using Bulli wick.
The mesh is long enough to protrude out the end of the tube if the mouthpiece is removed.
This makes it easier for me to drip onto the end of the mesh, the liquid runs down the mesh and then collects in the wick. I can then put the mouthpiece back on and vape.
Liquid still pools at the bottom of the tube if not vaped immediately as the wick does not 'hold onto' the liquid for long - maybe lagging the mesh with filler would be better.
It seems good so far, I prefer the idea of using a mesh wick.
I will try your idea using a section of pin to increase one leg (as I am wasting power/heat by using only wire).
Edit>> I replaced the wick lagging with filler I found in a spare Bulli cart, it now holds a lot more liquid. The steel mesh goes up through a hole in the centre of the filler (I imagine much like BJ43 does). I will have to experiment with my coils, it is too powerful now, tastes burnt, even though no filler or wick is being heated.
I use the same rolled steel mesh that I use in my Lines, then wrap a section using Bulli wick.
The mesh is long enough to protrude out the end of the tube if the mouthpiece is removed.
This makes it easier for me to drip onto the end of the mesh, the liquid runs down the mesh and then collects in the wick. I can then put the mouthpiece back on and vape.
Liquid still pools at the bottom of the tube if not vaped immediately as the wick does not 'hold onto' the liquid for long - maybe lagging the mesh with filler would be better.
It seems good so far, I prefer the idea of using a mesh wick.
I will try your idea using a section of pin to increase one leg (as I am wasting power/heat by using only wire).
Edit>> I replaced the wick lagging with filler I found in a spare Bulli cart, it now holds a lot more liquid. The steel mesh goes up through a hole in the centre of the filler (I imagine much like BJ43 does). I will have to experiment with my coils, it is too powerful now, tastes burnt, even though no filler or wick is being heated.
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The long runs of wire to the post are probably giving you the burnt taste. That is why I extended my pos post. These pushrod connecters screw in and work great.http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/atomizer-mods/234652-plain-a2-no-tank-talk-4.html#post5754938
Instead of the Bulli wick try wrapping some cotton around the SS, like from a cotton ball,
Instead of the Bulli wick try wrapping some cotton around the SS, like from a cotton ball,
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Im trying to buy a Bulli A2 but paypal won't let the stupid transaction go through. It says the address is incorrectly formatted. I contacted Cetin, but I think there's a bit of a language barrier.
EDIT: Got it paid for. Can't wait to get my new Bulli A2! Now to get that 701-510 adapter.
EDIT: Got it paid for. Can't wait to get my new Bulli A2! Now to get that 701-510 adapter.
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Rinse, boil, flame... do something.
Also flame the wire before starting your coil.
Another wick idea.
I just received my first bulli and this setup rocks!
That setup looks interesting... Will have to try it once I get mine. So, this being my first Bulli, is there a shipping notification, and how long does it usually take to get to the States?
The best setup I had with the A2 was the SS V wick with poly or cotton, no plastic cart and I would slide a piece of ce2 tubing down the inside for air. If you leave an opening in the center you can do without the tubing.
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