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oh you made a new toy huh...ok and here I am still fighting a gen atty it doesn't like me...I'm going to order some thicker kanthal soon and try that...
my new mod will work like in the film. The whole stainless steel without soldering 
Easy to use and easy to refill. Will be similar to my a2 Genisis but a little bigger. And will work the same way as a2 Genisis. Non-stop vaping, clouds and without heating wire
Easy to use and easy to refill. Will be similar to my a2 Genisis but a little bigger. And will work the same way as a2 Genisis. Non-stop vaping, clouds and without heating wire
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Well the thicker SS did the trick, no staic seeping in over 4 hours and work perfectly now!
Yall want to see a video?
Dan
Yall want to see a video?
Dan
Yea I would LOVE some good news right about now...and a vid would be perfect...come on Dan movie night...
wow...that looks good...hows TH.....looks like particle size is pretty fine too...
Throat hit is good, I tried direct inhale, wooo wont do that again. Definantly good at 12mg for me!
Dan
Dan
When I first time connected my previous version of Genesis to eGo battery, accumulator declared short circuit. I spent a lot of time to find a short, but without success. Then I remembered that eGo has the step-down voltage regulator, but without any capacitors on its board. It means that this power supply gives high frequency pulse voltage to a heater. If we connect Genesis with a mesh wick which has only one electrical connection inside (only wick itself, not coil), we get a short coil. I decided to check out my theory, connecting the same atomizer using a capacitor. It helped.
After that I tried different versions of Genesis on eGo batteries. Sometimes they worked, sometimes not. But with capacitor they all work without problems.
Scubatdan, very, very good idea with two spacers used for connection. The first spring system I really trust.
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which is why a vv mod has no problems w a coil-less atty is it has capacitors...and a better regulator of course...or am I going the wrong way with this...what I wonder is you guys with the coil less attys what are you doing with the mesh oxidizing or not...and how far is the mesh going up above the pos connection...also is it a thicker roll than the gen atty or the same...
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I leave about 5-6-7 mm of wick above the coil. Wick thickness is about 2.1 - 2.3 mm for me. The mesh width is also classical - about 14-15 mm, it's enough.
I did not understand the question about the mesh oxidizing...
I did not understand the question about the mesh oxidizing...
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Madman, Sturm's recent vid has just mesh and no coil, but slimest has a coil, and without the coil you don't oxidize the mesh as you want the current running through it. With the ego batts there is a mosfet driving it and it offers short circuit protection which blinks several times when it detects no resistance, but when the coil is shorting to the mesh ( a small section of the coil is being used or glowing) and there is very low resistance, it burns up the mosfet and the battery is unusable.
So slimest, you've gotten the no-resistance situation beaten with the capacitor, but also the very low resistance?
So slimest, you've gotten the no-resistance situation beaten with the capacitor, but also the very low resistance?
asdaq, resistance of my heaters is usual, and, I think, no shorts from heater to mesh. The problem is short coil on high frequency. Heater itself is a primary coil of transformer, the mesh is a secondary coil. The capacitor is a filter, flattening pulses.
When I first time understood the process, I imagined a new atomizer system: a mesh wick without oxidation and a coil, heating the wick remotely Some kind of a microwave oven
Some kind of a microwave oven
I'm not vaping a microwave...lol I tried heating juice that way ...didnt go well...I am srry I confused the two I was distracted...you do seem to have a novel idea tho slimest...and the capacitor is great...
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To the ear: what if raidy made something similar... I just imagine...
The capacitor is just a compromise. I think, if you use a pulse-width systems to heat a genesis system, you should consider using a capacitor in parallel to heater, otherwise you could meet a high power consumption.
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