Yeah, thanks! I'm proudly wearing it!Nope like to do a little of everything LOL, How much you need?
Hey did you see your Avatar a couple post back I did for ya
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I just finished the whole 5ml, it took 9 hours to vape it all whew I think I need to lay down... Wow that was awesome, did not have to refill or squeeze etc for 9 hours! And it took me less than 30 seconds to refill... giggle teehee... man I am loving this!
Dan
whew I think I need to lay down... Wow that was awesome, did not have to refill or squeeze etc for 9 hours! And it took me less than 30 seconds to refill... giggle teehee... man I am loving this!Dan
ok. my new suckAton is ready and rocking but im not going to post a video where i smile and sing and vape and talk!!
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dont tell anyone!
since it'll be accelerated (fast motion video! Woo!) would you sound like a Chipmunk?!?!?!
Yay, the 10ml monster is working great, I added 901 connectors to this one to see how they would work. It attaches to the 901 pill fob PT perfectly and look at the vapor
Lovin it,
Dan
Lovin it,
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Looks sweet! The less you see the joint between the two the better I'd say. With a spacer stuck in the middle of that you would get better structural strength too.
An observation and word of caution. Some of what I see going on here reminds me of the initial work that I did with the Super TorneGo II. I had a family of "jetting needles" that would pull liquid from the bottom of the reservoir and deliver it to the atomizer coil (close proximity).
Early on I went away from neeldes that were connected to the battery (+) (center pole) and started using insulated jet needle assemblies. The problem was that my needles would often contact the wicking mesh in the atomizer (coil pot).. and usually that mesh was electrically grounded. That would create a short.. and in the case of the eGo class batteries.. it would damage the internal MOSFET.
Just an observation....
Early on I went away from neeldes that were connected to the battery (+) (center pole) and started using insulated jet needle assemblies. The problem was that my needles would often contact the wicking mesh in the atomizer (coil pot).. and usually that mesh was electrically grounded. That would create a short.. and in the case of the eGo class batteries.. it would damage the internal MOSFET.
Just an observation....
Dan, you have any plastic rings from cd-r/dvd-r cake boxes? Even groovier, An aluminum platter spacer from a hdd?
Scottbee, welcome back! I gather you are light years ahead of all this. Excellent, something to shoot for. And your advice makes me glad I don't poke my atty innards, feed low asdaq, feed low. Your filling port still gives me an occasional shiver.
Might I ask, what is your hardware of choice lately?
Scottbee, welcome back! I gather you are light years ahead of all this. Excellent, something to shoot for. And your advice makes me glad I don't poke my atty innards, feed low asdaq, feed low. Your filling port still gives me an occasional shiver.
Might I ask, what is your hardware of choice lately?
Hey Scott,
Observations are a great thing, what one cannot see in front of them many around them can. I have been going 1/8" max above the battery connector center post just for that reason and it pulls the liquid just fine without having to be in close proximity of the heating coils bottom mesh. So far I have emptied one 5ml fob in a 9 hour stretch. Whenever vapor falls off I simply use a rapid inhale in secessions of three and vapor returns. After 9 hours of use I have gotton accustomed to the feel of how hard to ihale for the results I want. I have this hooked to my EGO as we speak and it works wonderfully. Pics below
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Hey guys! Will one of you please do a photo tutorial for those of us who are conceptually challenged? I have good basic skills and fairly good, but outdated electronics knowledge... A photo tutorial would bridge the gap for me! Please? 
Thanks!Breifly...
I jumped in and designed this:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modders-forum/96580-tube-juice-feeding-21.html#post1805143
Then I built it and did a vid review here:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modders-forum/96580-tube-juice-feeding-24.html#post1817672
Asdaq and Mr D continued to develope, and Mr D clarified the "LED Legs" in the above posts. Either design seems to work well. I like the positive fixed tubing I used, but I like the ability to be able to swap needle sized as Mr D pointed out by his design.
All in all it works great.
Get all that?
Dan
No problem I will work on one.
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