What will you use iAtty on?

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imeothanasis

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1.no soldering
2. ability to change the wick without chanching wire
3. steel construction
4. change wire or wick without tools
5. put any size of resistance
6. no wool inside
7. it doesnt gets clogged
8. very easy to emply it if it gets overflooded
9. vapes in any angle
10. it cant be shorted in any way
11. dripping applicable, it doesnt stop working even if you put too many drops inside
12. you can put the exact resistance you want by premeassuring it outside Iatty
13. ability to adjust the feed according the liquid you use (thin or thick)
14. 5 ml capacity
15. no leaks
16. big smoke in low volts so we avoid a danger of liquid's pyrolysis
17. doesnt get hot, just warm
18. It makes almost no sound at all
19. easy refill
20. 50mm long, 21mm width
21. made in Europe
22. lifetime waranty by paying 12 euros for each part that fails even if it is user's fault.
 

atavanhalen

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I got mine to use of my SS GGTS and picked up the second adapter I needed yesterday. But I'm wondering if the UFS (which I already have) is better. Any thoughts? Is there a benefit to the Iatty over the UFS?
I think that the answer to that is personal preference, the benefits I see are making atomizer coils for pennies rather than dollars and making the exact resistance that you like with ease. It will be different than the ufs but will definitely have a place in my vaping habit. "Better" can be pretty subjective so its hard to say but both have advantages and disadvantages.
 

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How did you do this? The only goosenecks I can find so far are 4" long. That's too long for this application.

Could you post some photos?

I'll post if I can find the pics. If you've seen a 4", just cut the tubing down to whatever length you want and solder a 510 connection on each end. The only caution is making sure the center wire for the positive connection is long enough to accomdate the bending of the gooseneck. If memory serves me I used a usb fan for the tubing material. It's a hokie personal fan that plugs into the usb port on a computer; really cheap so the total project wasn't a lot of money and there's enough to make several
 
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