Rob, please hurry up with that rebuildable atty
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I know the feeling! I'm having pretty good luck w/ the EM's that Rob has on sale on his site. When they start to clog, I drill out one of the holes w/ a 1/32 drill bit. One problem w/ them though- I haven't figured out how to de-bridge them yet without affecting the ohms... There is a circular sleeve in them and if you're not careful, you'll pull the entire coil up when you try to mess w/ it. I've learned to leave this atty alone- they are cheap enough...when they go, they just go... p..l..i..n...k.......
I hear ya all I can say is when I get some time I am all over it . We all have bad atomizer cartomizers days well I use to these days I just rip the atomizers apart and fix them
I am addicted to genisis style attys n other rebuildables. got a orionv2 n a hellfire tank. Now combine the reo n no more buying attys or cartos? That's a huge win.
People are- it's just hard to master from what I understand. The main issue seems to be the "stems" that the wire connects to...they seem to deteriorate after awhile...and people want to be able to screw the wires in instead of twist them into needle eyes.
I could not wait to manufacture a rebuildable atty. I went to work and I built my own atty 
By wolfydaniel at 2012-04-27
The details of atty I described in our local forum
Atomizor ~Wolf~ : atomizoare
Just for fun and as an idea for manufacturers of home
By wolfydaniel at 2012-04-27
The details of atty I described in our local forum
Atomizor ~Wolf~ : atomizoare
Just for fun and as an idea for manufacturers of home
One thing I've learned watching what Rob does. He doesn't let anything go out the door till he's sure it's going to work. Let him take his time. I'd rather buy one rebuildable than one rebuildable and 10 revisions. Take your time and do it right Rob.
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