Please share with us your ideas regarding what you think we should do next or in the future.
Who is asking the question?Please share with us your ideas regarding what you think we should do next or in the future.
This is the MarkBugs forum, makers of the chalice, gem, charm, etc. so atomizers and the like.Who is asking the question?
Never the less here are a couple of ideas I put on the forum a few minutes ago.
I'm looking for a cheap bottle roller to mix e liquid. This technique has been used for many years in various applications but the equipment is silly expensive and doesn't need to be for mixing e liquid.
Here is an example, one of many
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I modified a faux leather case today so i could carry a pico on a lanyard under a sweatshirt at work.
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Another thing that's not happening enough is targeting MTL vapers with products that are relevent to them besides beginner stuff. I shopped rda's a lot and it ends up that the SV style is the only atomizer I use. The manufacturers are compromizing almost everything they make to appeal to the perceptions that higher watts and lots of air flow are always desirable, too bad it has to be that way.
I looked at the markbugs website. Oops, not my demographic. Probably I should shut up but that's not easy for me.This is the MarkBugs forum, makers of the chalice, gem, charm, etc. so atomizers and the like.
The only way my rig looks good is if you think an F117 is graceful.
I looked at the markbugs website. Oops, not my demographic. Probably I should shut up but that's not easy for me.
To markbugs. What dominates my thinking is gratitude that i'm not a smoker any more and hoping i might encourage other smokers to get to the same place. There is no bling in my vape. The only way my rig looks good is if you think an F117 is graceful.
I am not dissing MB in any way. I responded before i realized what part of the business the company does. I've always had a genius for being out of step with the market. It's not enough to be right, the market has to agree with you. Right now tanks are the rage and what do I want? An rda with a low parts count, that's good at picking up low percentage of flavor, optimized for single coils and MTL, and that i can prevent from leaking in my pocket. Right now that would seem to be the SV style rda. I'm still on the lookout for another. So few people want the SV that FT discontinued them, sigh. Don't listen to me, I'm always wrong.You may be presuming innacurately about Mark Bugs stuff.
Form follows function.
They've released truly innovative gear - mods and tanks and rdas that are NOTHING like preceding designs. And they're well known for astonishing metal work.
They've broken new ground with airflow that I've experienced personally.
Never got any of the mods, but they're well reviewed, and I don't do tanks anymore...so I don't think i actually HAVE any MB gear now - but just wanted to throw in a kind of impartial comment...
I'm gonna think up something though - if anyone could build me the perfect squonking RDA, I bet he could. Pretty sure my preferences are unusual though - so I want to consider what would actually SELL enough to make before I describe it!
I am not dissing MB in any way. I responded before i realized what part of the business the company does. I've always had a genius for being out of step with the market. It's not enough to be right, the market has to agree with you. Right now tanks are the rage and what do I want? An rda with a low parts count, that's good at picking up low percentage of flavor, optimized for single coils and MTL, and that i can prevent from leaking in my pocket. Right now that would seem to be the SV style rda. I'm still on the lookout for another. So few people want the SV that FT discontinued them, sigh. Don't listen to me, I'm always wrong.
I once owned a company that made products for the end user, another way of saying consumer I suppose. Most of the new product suggestions were for things that nobody wanted except the person suggesting it. Or they wanted me to make something that nobody would have except for them so they could have something nobody else had. So I'm thinking, what can I suggest to a company who is in the same position I used to be in and knowing what i know. What I had to do is decide who i wanted for customers then do a great job for them and not worry about everybody else. Usually that meant doing things for the customer he wanted but didn't know how to ask. I tried to make products that would generate good word of mouth, the gold standard in marketing.LOL - I'm a "niche vaper" myself.
I run single-battery mech squonkers...I need RDA's that drain, preferably dual coil and close to the deck, medium-airy, flavor focus and no big builds...
Here's some classic flavor atties I had - MTL and 1-coil fine. But these are "skinny" ones...14 and 18 mm, etc.
And in front? Mark Bugs Chalice - which pushed them all aside!
(Hey - you might WANT a Chalice. Or a Cyclone for that matter...)
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I looked at the markbugs website. Oops, not my demographic. Probably I should shut up but that's not easy for me.
To markbugs. What dominates my thinking is gratitude that i'm not a smoker any more and hoping i might encourage other smokers to get to the same place. There is no bling in my vape. The only way my rig looks good is if you think an F117 is graceful.
SO, OK - what would I love to see from MB?
A kind of "simplified Charm".
Optimized for bottom feeding. Most people, I think, who are squonking the Charm, are closing off the bottom airflow. It is, by all accounts an amazingly versatile atty, with great flavor. It's just really BIG for me, and a bit complex for what I want... As noted above, a few things of value specifically to a bottom feeder include:
- leakproof airflow. I love some from the top, some "high on the side"...haven't been knocked out yet with channelled bottom air on a bottom-feeding atty...
- Coil location down by the deck. We need to wick a lot of juice, but don't want to pump 4 mls into the atty to do it. When it's low, I can more easily soak my wick/coil.
- No deep reservoir - we want excess liquid to drain back out. Otherwise it gets "cooked"...
- Nice big squonk hole. Big fat pin with a big fat hole in it.
- AFC that works from MTL to DL, and nice if it also can close off for transport, if it's fairly resistant to condensate becoming a leak, and if it's adjustable without fuss, but not so loose as to lose it's place.
There ya go!!
Mark Bugs
If you make tanks or considering doing them this is my idea.
Many of us have a large supply of joyetech clr's which is a rebuildable coil and the ego one 4ml mega tank .
The joyetech mega tank is bottom airflow and every other refill the atomizer needs to be unscrewed and bottom air flow cap washed out for excess e-liquid otherwise it will leak out the airflow slot.
Would like to see a tank that accepts joyetech clr coils along with being a top fill , that somehow drains any extra fluid back into the tank itself.
Currently only other tank that accepts joyetech clr coils are the wismec amor (similar design) and the italian made very expensive (over 100.00) i forget what they call it. There is one other that comes to mind with an adapter to use the joyetech clrs but its a similar design as well.
There are a lot of folks that use Joyetech's ego one setups and i personally think this type of tank if made would be a hit . One that drains the excess fluid back into tank and a top tank refill. Just tank a look at the ego one tank series clr thread and you can see a portion of the many followers.
That can be done also... are this coils performing well?
Are there any other coils that we can look at?
It is an idea that is on our plans for some time ...