water cooling wont make a difference as the water wont go below room temperature either unless its cooled by something other than a radiator+fan.
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water cooling wont make a difference as the water wont go below room temperature either unless its cooled by something other than a radiator+fan.
I can see where this is going; give it 5 weeks before someone installs a Peltier cooler on an atomiser. 
Naa.... the air cooler works great. If your atomizer is getting so hot you need to cool it with an AC unit you might want to up your nicotine content or something. haha
Damn, I just posted in the wrong place, meant to be a new thread. Bare with me, my apologies!
For the great air cooling below room temperature debate, here's my two cents.
Under typical circumstances, circulating air cannot cool something below room temperature.
However, if there is some sort of liquid condensed on your atomizer (occasionally I'll get condensation or run-off on my 901 if I fill it up with a little too much fluid or use it a lot), then the liquid evaporating (with the assistance of the fan) will actually cool it below room temperature. This is the reason you feel cooler in front of a fan when it's blowing on your face, the sweat on your face is evaporating faster, taking a lot of the heat with it as it evaporates.
Under typical circumstances, circulating air cannot cool something below room temperature.
However, if there is some sort of liquid condensed on your atomizer (occasionally I'll get condensation or run-off on my 901 if I fill it up with a little too much fluid or use it a lot), then the liquid evaporating (with the assistance of the fan) will actually cool it below room temperature. This is the reason you feel cooler in front of a fan when it's blowing on your face, the sweat on your face is evaporating faster, taking a lot of the heat with it as it evaporates.
The atomizer is basically a heating coil which is heated by the battery.
Basically, probably the best way to describe an atomizer is like a miniature stove eye. It gets hot by the electricity running through the wire of the atomizer, just like the heating element on a stove eye gets hot by electricity running through it.
being an expert at overclocked PC cooling its amazing how many people think u can cool below room ambient by blowing more room ambient air at something..
of course u cant but people still think u can... he he he
u cannot cool below what the air temp is that u are blowing at something.. fact..
blow 20 C air at something and thats it.. 20 C is as cool as it can get.. it cant get lower no matter how much air is blown at it..
trog
ps.. sorry i missed half the thread.. its all been said.. he he
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