Still Pre-shipment info status from the 27th.....................................................whats up David?
Have you, by any chance, read anything else in this thread? LOL
Still Pre-shipment info status from the 27th.....................................................whats up David?
Then Scubadatdan came up with his ingenious Scubagen with its mesh wick. Oh, how I lusted after the Scubagen. But alas, it never came to be. Regardless, I believe Scubadatdan changed the vaping world. The Scubagen with its simple and openly-published design sparked a flood of modders with their garage lathes starting lists for the wave of the future: the Genesis. All of a sudden, rebuildables were becoming mainstream.
Actually the genisis design came from a German modder by the name of Raidy. The Scubgen was based off of Raidy's design. In fact the 1st introduction of the genisis concept to the ECF can be found in this thread... http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modding-forum/132663-all-my-mods-part1.html
Not to take anything away from Dan, he has made some amazing contributions to the vaping community. Credit for the introduction of the genisis atomizer, however, belongs to Raidy.
Ah, yes. Thanks for refreshing my memory. See whether you agree with the edits I made, please.
Indeed. But there are days even older than ours. I knew how lucky I was to start out on an eGo-T. It wasn't long before that that starters either had to vape a feeble cigarette lookalike or a mag lite. Remember blue foam?
In 2010 there was no real kiddie pool for beginners. Now, new vapers can start on a more satisfying Ego Twist and a Evod or Vivi combo. Such combos are close enough to the size of a cigar that the vapers aren't as intimidated about funny looks out in public. And they can even rebuild the atty head if they're feeling adventurous.
As for dripping - I'll say that no Genesis atomizer or silica rebuildable has tasted quite like a direct dripped atomizer, for me. Not saying it's "better", but I get a different taste, and the vapor "feels" different out of a 510 or 901 atomizer. My favorite e-liquid tastes the best to me out of a high-quality dripping atomizer, versus silica or genesis. I believe it's a combination of the way the coils are wrapped, plus the wicking material, and the airflow.
Some people have qualms about spending 20-25$ on an HH357, and I get that, but there are other alternatives that are almost as good. A plain cisco 510 bridgeless atomizer is almost as good as an HH357, in my opinion.
On top of that, I don't get the whole disposable argument either - people spend tons of money on "disposable" e-liquid, flavor of the month rebuildables, premium drip tips for 30-50$, an ever revolving door of latest and greatest PV's, but somehow $20-25 isn't a well spent investment for 2-3 months? You can easily spend that much on a movie, or a crappy meal at a fast food place for 2 people. It's really not outrageous, in my opinion.
Cisco's Aero was one of my all time top faves.... designed like the HH357, but mass produced, and half the price... imo it is more consistent (less finicky). Came in only 1.5 ohms but it is a smooth vape not hot or harsh.
I'm still not sold on a almost $25 dollar atty when I can buy 3 Phoenix V4 RDA's and enough wick and wire to last me a year for around the same price.
I stayed with and was loyal to the 306 atty until I came a cross a thread in the atomizer mods forum where MeatSneakers and BuzzKiller were making attys from scratch using RCA jacks and 808 to 501 adapters. I decided to give it a try and got hooked. I've been making my own atty's ever since.
As for dripping - I'll say that no Genesis atomizer or silica rebuildable has tasted quite like a direct dripped atomizer, for me. Not saying it's "better", but I get a different taste, and the vapor "feels" different out of a 510 or 901 atomizer. My favorite e-liquid tastes the best to me out of a high-quality dripping atomizer, versus silica or genesis. I believe it's a combination of the way the coils are wrapped, plus the wicking material, and the airflow.
Some people have qualms about spending 20-25$ on an HH357, and I get that, but there are other alternatives that are almost as good. A plain cisco 510 bridgeless atomizer is almost as good as an HH357, in my opinion.
On top of that, I don't get the whole disposable argument either - people spend tons of money on "disposable" e-liquid, flavor of the month rebuildables, premium drip tips for 30-50$, an ever revolving door of latest and greatest PV's, but somehow $20-25 isn't a well spent investment for 2-3 months? You can easily spend that much on a movie, or a crappy meal at a fast food place for 2 people. It's really not outrageous, in my opinion.
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