Taking the edge off 6v dripping with Silver Bullet

[slowdrag]

I own a Silver Bullet and am very pleased with it. I guess this should be in tips area but im a noob and cant post there yet. This tip will improve customer satisfaction so maybe i wont get yelled at. Pretty simple tip just thinking outside the box errrrrrrr cart. Just roll up a peice of polly fill about 1/8 dia. and just long enough to make the inside dia. of the 801 atty and put it down at the bottom of the atty ahhh ( got your attention now) and kinda of pack it in there. Take the cart and throw it as far as you can cus you dont need it lol. Then drip drip drip drip etc. and soak it pretty good. This will help keep the atty cool and takes the edge off the vapor at 6v. I dont need any atty boys I get enough of those at work so if someone trys it and wants to share it with the community in tips you have my blessings. It just WORKS.

 

[quovadis]

Won't the polyfill catch fire at 6 volts?

 

[cddz]

Won't the polyfill catch fire at 6 volts?

LOL, no

 

[quovadis]

Very bad idea

Both fluval and wool started burning.

Horrible taste.8-o

 

[cddz]

Very bad idea

Both fluval and wool started burning.

Horrible taste.8-o

He was not giving advise, he was sharing his experience. I was simply stating that the poly will not "catch fire" at 6v. To each his own, I don't like the taste of burnt poly either.

 

[slowdrag]

Quodis with all due respect I think you missed the point. Your pic is of filter material that was sitting on top of a atty in a cart thats obvious. Try rereading my post again the poly fill does not touch the coil or top of atty where the most heat is generated. Its around the base just to help keep it cool.

 

[rejoice]

Can you post a picture of this? I am not sure I understand. I would love something to make the 6 volt vaping better. I use a 901 atomizer.

 

[quovadis]

Quodis with all due respect I think you missed the point. Your pic is of filter material that was sitting on top of a atty in a cart thats obvious. Try rereading my post again the poly fill does not touch the coil or top of atty where the most heat is generated. Its around the base just to help keep it cool.

No i have no carts

I just placed filler material into the 801 atomizer and pushed it down as you had suggested.
Then dripped.

Not sure i understand what you mean now?

 

[quovadis]

What do you mean by bottom of the atty?

where the atty screws on ?

Inside the 801 atty chamber where the wick is?

 

[slowdrag]

Yes inside the 801 chamber. I just rolled out a peice of polly fill about 1/8 dia. and about 3/4 long. I wet it with water to keep it packed while i installed it. Then just push it down in a circle around the wick. On mine it dose not touch the top of wick or coil. It will touch the 2 peices of braided material at the bottom but there is not enough heat there to cause a problem. I tried taking a pic of it but its down inside the 801 and as we all know no light has ever made it that far down and lived to tell about it.8-o

 

[rejoice]

I finally got the polly fill down into the 901. The 901 is so small and you need very very little fill. So far it is working great. No burnt taste. Seems to give a better taste on the juice. Time will till if this is going to work alright. Report back later.

 

[BubbasMom]

About how many drags do you take before you drip again? I am just wondering about how long before you start risking the possibility of getting a burnt taste as a result of the wick being dry (not the filler but the wick).

I can't wait to try this. Do you buy a particular brand of filler?

 

[slowdrag]

I drip 4-5 drops and take 5-6 hits seems to work out ok. It does bring out the flavor of the juice a little more than a normal cart would. It wicks up some of the juice where it touches the braided material but you still need to keep it wet. You just cant beat the 801atty for flavor. I have allways thought the 510 chamber is too small. I would like to see a atty somewhere in between the 801 and 510.