This
thread has just blown my freakin' mind. I am ordering two of these, ASAP. Unless someone has a damn good reason NOT to...
Thanks so much for all the great information, Charger!
Nice to hear your going to give it a go butch. The more folks that try this the more information and possible tips we can gather.
When your choosing the liquid to run in this device be sure to compare the consistency/viscosity (how thick it is) against the liquid shipped with it. You would like your e-juice to be similar (fairly thin close to that of water). The design of the glass delivery tube to the atomizer does not leave a lot of room for the liquid to get past the lead wire of the atomizer. Thick liquid tends to move slowly through the tube and harden inside blocking flow to the atomizer.
You can easily compare the viscosity of your e-juice against the liquid shipped with the device using a clean mirror or piece of glass. Place 1 drop of each liquid next to each other while the mirror is on a flat surface. Slowly lift the mirror and watch the drops flow down the mirror. The flow should be similar.
I now have 6 more of these for R&D purposes. 1st thing I do is cut the wires to the LED and remove it (you can lift each support wire out of it's holder with a pair of needle nose pliers, then snip the wires off using regular scissors) be careful not to cut or hit the atomizer lead wire. That thing will blind you with how bright it is (emergency flashlight). LOL
I've been just movig the LED down inside next to the switch so it lights up the base, You don't really need it as you can see vapor begin when the coil heats up.
One thing I have noticed is the battery connections are not great. If the coil does not seem to heat, open the battery compartment and re-seat the batteries/spin them a bit to get a good connection.