You have to be careful to make sure that the insulating gasket is in tact and seated properly when putting the positive pin back in. Otherwise you will have a short.
This is true...that gasket does seem a little fidgety.
You have to be careful to make sure that the insulating gasket is in tact and seated properly when putting the positive pin back in. Otherwise you will have a short.
This is true...that gasket does seem a little fidgety.
im haveing trouble putting back the little gasket for the pin , wat else can i use , so i dont short it out
im putting my genisis together
ok , i got it done
thanks anyways
I've been reading and mostly watching this thread, while .......izing my own design. Although it is not finished and not fully tested, I figure I'll offer up a picture.
I call it the "Mini-G" (for now). It is inspired by the Genesis, but not exactly the same. IMO if it works out it will be easier to build (for those of us who DO NOT have a lathe or a friend with a lathe). And it should be easier to deal with. Oh - and CHEAP...
The bottle is a 4ml (?) glass bottle from Perfumer's Apprentice, with a hole drilled in it and an aluminum rivet glued into the hole. It is built into a 9v battery box. It uses a 14500 battery. I have no idea if this is the right size battery, but I dripped a couple of drops of liquid onto it and it fired RIGHT up. The silver tube is cut from an atty, and has a notch so it can slide down all the way to the bottle cap - the slit allows the Kanthal wire to go through. I will probably have to use something like plastic or somehow shield the metal tube. A drip tip will fit right into the top. The Kanthal wires will fit into tiny tubes - no need to screw them down - they will stay in place. Just poke them in - easy as pie to change.
I am going to bed now and hope there will be a few comments tomorrow for me to chew on.
So - anyhoo - I think I am onto something. If someone has the means to build a better version of this, then you'd BETTER BUILD ONE FOR ME!
Here ya go - the Mini-G
Hej JimmyB, voltage drop under load is something normal, and it sounds like you have the electronics in check. One thing about the multimeter, you should measure the meter's own resistance and subtract that from readings. If your mesh is rolled right and wicks OK then I would suspect airflow is off. Have you done the 2nd airhole down yet? Also you can observe how it produces with the cap off and see if it is quickly making thick streams of vapor and even splatters a bit. Mojzesz's work looks promising, I'm patiently waiting for a finished hybrid model to be ready. Hope this helps some.
I also have some interesting news for ya.
In papierosyforum.pl (largest Polish e-cig forums) a guy called mojzesz is working on a really nice mod for the IHM body. In near future this little device will be available for hybrid & other genesis attys in good price around ~35 USD.
This small device will have:
- adjustable output voltage!
- one or two battery feed - with two batteries adjustable HV is available
- 5x click blockade - hybrid in your pocket will be safe
- led light
Pictures & discription inside:
PapierosyForum.pl - wszystko o elektronicznych papierosach more info here, use google translator
Our briliant inventors also developed some made in Poland hybrid attys ss steel, 510 connection,adjustable mesh diameter - 2 & 4 mm.
PapierosyForum.pl - wszystko o elektronicznych papierosach
My Ohm on the wrapped kanthal is around 2.8 (5 wraps). I'm not sure if i measure this value correctly - i simply disconnected the battery holder from the top part and, touch the + & - wires with the + & - multimeter probe - it say 2.8 Ohm. I have also checked the kanthal per meter resistance - its ~43 Ohm.
@ Turbo
atm. this device is developed for our IHM body by darekz ( link : PapierosyForum.pl - wszystko o elektronicznych papierosach
Basicly it coudl be usy in any mod, but Hybrid have really tight & tiny space inside the microswitch cap, soo mojzesz need to test this thing on Hybrid (if this will fit) body before he can sell this circuit
Google Translate <---- use this site for translation, just copy/paste the text.
Google what??? It is a PCB insert that fits into the switch housing, something similar to pailpoe's, but uses a PWM to control v-out by percentages. A single clear button controls it all, lit from below in a variety of colors depending on settings. It can be used with one cell for an ego like effect, or 2 18350's for VV fun. The IHM body is an Indulgence HomeMade, but a version is being made for the Hybrid and the Indulgence too. That price is most likely a ballpark figure right now, but quite realistic as it is for the electronic insert itself.
HelloMy hybrid parameters are:
18650 voltage seems to be good - atm. 3.94 V, out of the charger around 4.10 V
Voltage at the end of silver wires are the same as battery, soo i think my solders are good.
but only when the kanthal & mesh are off.
When i put the kanthal & mesh, wrap the wire around silver wires and push the button on - volatge is 0.4-0.5 v lower then on the battery itself, atm. is 3.48 v at the ends of silver wires. Is that ok? It should be the same as battery with kanthal & mesh on?
My Ohm on the wrapped kanthal is around 2.8 (5 wraps). I'm not sure if i measure this value correctly - i simply disconnected the battery holder from the top part and, touch the + & - wires with the + & - multimeter probe - it say 2.8 Ohm. I have also checked the kanthal per meter resistance - its ~43 Ohm.
Atm. i'm at point when i can use my hybrid as my primary e-cig. The taste is awesome, but the vapor is dissapointing, now mather how kind of juice i use - pure PG, Pure VG, PG/VG mix.
I have no idea what could be wrong with my hybrid and how to figure out where is the issue with low vapor.