Wow, the work they were doing on this site today made us look like a bunch of dumbies, LOL!
Yeah, and I was a bit surprised that it double posted my last reply about 3 hours
before the comment that I quoted!

Ah, well.
Anyway, I got around to washing and building my Mini Fogger about an hour ago. I have to say that this seems to work well, so far. Not quite as smooth as my rebuilt eVod heads, but way better than any of the large chamber models that I've tried, and I'm sure that it'll improve with subsequent builds.
I set the airflow to reveal about the lower half of the holes, and find the draw a bit airy for me, but I'm used to somewhat tight draws. I vape unflavored VG through Koga cotton, and find that the natural VG sweetness comes through a bit more than with my eVod builds. One of these days, I'll get around to trying some good rayon, which will likely improve it more.
I didn't get the coil or wick quite as nice as I'd have liked, but decided to go with it for now, so I know I can improve those. I had a couple of unruly outer turns on the horizontal micro coil that I made, and cut the wick tails too short, so had to stuff a bit more along side them to get them down to the feed channels. It works nicely, though, and I'll be trying a few different types of builds in it as I get a chance to.
Since I don't use caustic liquids, I think I'd actually prefer a polycarbonate tank with a thinner wall, as this thing does trap the air bubbles for short periods between the chamber and the glass. Plus, that would increase the liquid capacity. It does not seem to slow the wicking at my conservative wattage, though.
I give it a big thumbs up for best airflow dynamics that I've found in a rebuildable. My only gripe is having to fill with a needle. I've never liked that, though it's still common. I'm sure that I'll get much use out of two of these, though.
