RN4075 mod

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mrmuchoco

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Well after weeks of use my atomizers are getting harder to draw on like everybody else I clean, blow, align the holes in screens behind bowl witch helps for a short time, then I got a new starter kit Friday with the 901 model witch had a nice easy draw and lots of vapor so I looked at the difference between them and the 901 had a slightly bigger hole on the atomizer housing! I grabbed my variable drill with a dremel bit as shown in the picture and very slightly enlarged the air intake hole8-o (still a little smaller than the battery inlet) and it performs absolutely superb so I did it to my other 5 and all work better than new !!!:cool:Now for my own take on coil burnouts , if their is not enough air flow through the atomizer during operation the coil gets over heated all the time shortening its lifespan!:cry: Here's some pics of the new sized hole and the tool used, try it on a very hard to draw on atomizer first so you don't accidentally ruin a satisfactory working one ,Its real easy and real fast Good Luck!;)
 

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xMarlboroMan

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I was waiting for someone try this ;) I was actually thinking about drilling a second hole... never occurred to me to try to just make the hole bigger.

After reading this, the first thing I did was check my two atomizers and I'll be damned... one of mine has a smaller hole than the other. 8-o One purchased as a set, the other (smaller hole) purchased as a spare atomizer (from a different retailer to boot.) Although, I've only had mine for a couple of weeks and I haven't really noticed a difference. I will keep this tip in mind though :D.

L8r, x
 
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