What are you doing right now, (keep it clean)

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anavidfan

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Does precious have a name yet? :blink:
How about the Precise Precious, kinda cute and silly but even guys would not mind buying it if it is as awesome as it should.
Or the Precise "Steam Engine" Or name it after the most powerful steam locomotive the "Allegheny"
 
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Im realizing what duffous I am. ( is that how that is spelled?) I have noticed that sometimes my atomizers dont work as well, poor vapor production etc. I thought something was wrong with ELA, of course. Took all apart and cleaned, etc.

Still sometimes it was acting like there was a short, decided to check my atties connections. Took some apart and realized how long it had been since I really cleaned the connector pins etc. Some of them were real gunky where the positive wire gets screwed tight. I cleaned with little soft brushes, used alcohol etc. Now they are working great.

I tend to forget that the Odysseus's need some maintenance once in a while too. I also found that one of my ceramics was cracked in 4 pieces, also affects performance.

I guess my point is that I should not jump to conclusions and accuse ELA of being "uncooperative" Ive had times where my atty gets real hot and my button also gets hot. I freak out thinking something is wrong with ELA and take my atomizer apart and all seems fine, but only to look under my magnifying light and see that my positive wire has a tiny piece sticking out enough to short or that I dont have it wound around the pin properly.

Sometimes even if we have been building our atomizers forever we make little mistakes, especially in my case where I hand twist my wires, I do a dang good job, but sometimes I twist those little suckers a bit too tight and actually cause them to break enough for them to read fine on the meter, but it will misfire because of the wire being broken.
 
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How about the Precise Precious, kinda cute and silly but even guys would not mind buying it if it is as awesome as it should.
Or the Precise "Steam Engine" Or name it after the most powerful steam locomotive the "Allegheny"

The Precious is an old battery mod. Wasn't that Mark Bugs' first touch sensor mod? Steam Engine sounds like the Steam Turbine. Allegheny is cool. How about the Precise... ummm, you know, I think Precise Precious is pretty good.

There's more than one Terminator, and nobody seems to care. There's the Ody clone, and MadVapes sells a chrome-plated cheapness Killer clone in a tank they call a Terminator if I recall correctly. So, heck yeah, recycle "Precious". :)

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I believe the Precious was designed in part by Mark (and Bugs?) of Mark Bugs along with one of the guys who now runs Aerovapes. It was a little bit before my time. I do think Steam Engine sounds a little to close to the Steam Turbine, as well as the Steam Machine.

How about the Precise Whyisntthisalreadyonmysimplicity?
 

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Either the Precious, or like Vaptamists suggestion the Precise RBA by Super-T , it suits its construction and reputation.

Or we can get real "awesome" and call it the Steam Monster, or Super Steamer, Hybrid Steam, Super-T Hybrid Vortex, Vortex RBA, Precise Cloud GOd, The Storm, The Hurricane , it could go on forever.....
 

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Dave should start going for H.P. Lovecraft mythos creatures. He will definitely never run out of names. Plus, it would be extremely comedic to watch reviewers trying to go for the right pronunciation. Names such as : Cthulhu, Cxaxukluth, Shub-Niggurath, Azhorra-Tha, Dagon, Nyarlathothep....


I know, I know. I'm a geek. :facepalm:


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I'm at work had a torch, figured why not?
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I'm at work had a torch, figured why not?
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Looks beautiful, just be careful with abrasives on it that would remove material, the main reason they were "blems" was unseen and was because the wall thickness was thin in areas.
 
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