Just received my Super-T1 this afternoon. I will kick off this new thread with my initial impressions of the Super T1 running an 801 atomizer at 6v. My 3.7 volt batteries are in the charger.
This device is really much smaller and more slender than I anticipated. It is 18.5mm wide making it the slimmest device on the domestic market. Think roll of dimes and you will have an idea of the basic dimensions. Very lightweight and should be comfortable in most any sized hand.
The button is suprisingly comfortable to use. I prefer using my ring finger over the pinky. The button moves easily and the locking feature is really well thought out. I was always a fan of the side button, but see no reason the bottom button will not become second nature very quickly. Button is easy to remove, the throw can be adjusted and the assembly should require little maintenance.
The airflow adjustment for 801 atomizers no longer requires seperate inserts. You simply turn a set screw in the adaptor to change the airflow for the 801 atomizer. I found it easiest to put the allen wrench (supplied) into the airflow set screw, draw through the atomizer and turn the allen wrench during the draw to dial in your preference.
Fit and finish is excellent. The knurled part below the atomizer and ringed areas at the bottom provide good grip points. I don't think this will easily slip out of my hand.
Tolerances are very accurate. The batteries fit snugly and do not wiggle inside the tube. The 6v extension sleeve is so well made you would be hard pressed to find the seam with the main body of the device. The atomizer does not wiggle on the adapter.
If I has to pick at it, I would say that there is a possibility of e-liquid to seep into the adjustable air chamber of the 801 adapter since the center hole of the atomizer is used for airflow. I can't verify that yet, but it makes sense this will happen, though the airflow chamber is completely sealed from the batteries making it dripping friendly. This would not be an issue with other atomizer adapters.
Several times I covered the airflow hole with my hand. It may be that I am so used to using a button on the side near the atomizer. I have to get used to not covering it up. Other adaptors don't have the ariflow adjustment so this would not be a problem.
The Super-T1 is a fine device and will well complement my DSE601 and DIY USB passthrough. I think I am done purchasing devices.
The Super-T1 is a fine device.
This device is really much smaller and more slender than I anticipated. It is 18.5mm wide making it the slimmest device on the domestic market. Think roll of dimes and you will have an idea of the basic dimensions. Very lightweight and should be comfortable in most any sized hand.
The button is suprisingly comfortable to use. I prefer using my ring finger over the pinky. The button moves easily and the locking feature is really well thought out. I was always a fan of the side button, but see no reason the bottom button will not become second nature very quickly. Button is easy to remove, the throw can be adjusted and the assembly should require little maintenance.
The airflow adjustment for 801 atomizers no longer requires seperate inserts. You simply turn a set screw in the adaptor to change the airflow for the 801 atomizer. I found it easiest to put the allen wrench (supplied) into the airflow set screw, draw through the atomizer and turn the allen wrench during the draw to dial in your preference.
Fit and finish is excellent. The knurled part below the atomizer and ringed areas at the bottom provide good grip points. I don't think this will easily slip out of my hand.
Tolerances are very accurate. The batteries fit snugly and do not wiggle inside the tube. The 6v extension sleeve is so well made you would be hard pressed to find the seam with the main body of the device. The atomizer does not wiggle on the adapter.
If I has to pick at it, I would say that there is a possibility of e-liquid to seep into the adjustable air chamber of the 801 adapter since the center hole of the atomizer is used for airflow. I can't verify that yet, but it makes sense this will happen, though the airflow chamber is completely sealed from the batteries making it dripping friendly. This would not be an issue with other atomizer adapters.
Several times I covered the airflow hole with my hand. It may be that I am so used to using a button on the side near the atomizer. I have to get used to not covering it up. Other adaptors don't have the ariflow adjustment so this would not be a problem.
The Super-T1 is a fine device and will well complement my DSE601 and DIY USB passthrough. I think I am done purchasing devices.
The Super-T1 is a fine device.
