RDA The Prometheus thread...

[JimmyDB]

If you have a Prometheus atomizer... and want to talk about your experience, this is the place.

I have one... I have set it up a few different ways, currently... I have removed the metal ring used to cover the glass tube so I can tighten it down a bit more... and have both coils set for a net resistance of 0.4 Ohms... with Rayon for wick. I am very happy with it's performance. I have the air holes at maximum (stock) level and it's a great lung hitter.

 

[eyerhere]

Once I gave up on mesh and auto drip and went to cotton wick right to the bottom of the tank its great. Could use a bit more airflow but not bad enoug to warrent drilling.
I usualy keep it at 5 or 6 ohms.
Its my out and about mod when dripping is not convienient.
But honestly does not compare with dripping.

 

[JimmyDB]

But honestly does not compare with dripping.

Agreed. I haven't built a genni-style device the way I would build a dripper (coil-wise or wick-wise), but I may want to give it a try sometime. What I have done with this one, and could do with most of them, is that I made the wicks extra long. This has allowed me to just pull a charred piece of wick up through the coil and cut it off, revealing fresh wick.

 

[chanelvaps]

Got one for Christmas and have no idea what to do with it. Watched a video (Rip) but he never explained auto drip. I do not know how to the juice gets to the coil? I am a Taifun or protank person up to this point

 

[JimmyDB]

The juice is drawn up the wick generally via capillary action. You want your wicking material to NOT be pressed hard against the sides of the holes that it must be fed through... if it's in there too tight, it will have trouble drawing up the juice.

I'm not certain about the auto-drip 'feature' myself. I can say that if you hold it with the tank side elevated, it will be easier for the wicking to become saturated.

 

[chanelvaps]

Thanks Jimmy

The juice is drawn up the wick generally via capillary action. You want your wicking material to NOT be pressed hard against the sides of the holes that it must be fed through... if it's in there too tight, it will have trouble drawing up the juice.

I'm not certain about the auto-drip 'feature' myself. I can say that if you hold it with the tank side elevated, it will be easier for the wicking to become saturated.