The DOME is a genesis style atomiser, but it's a really very good one, superb in fact.
I'm the proud owner of one of these, and have been loving playing with the different airflow settings, the vapour warmth control, the choice of wick hole sizes and the variable tank pressure screw.
I've found that you can get any kind of vape you want from this device. You can get a warm vape with lots of TH, a cool smooth vape (by adjusting the vapour warmth control), a dry vape or a saturated vape (by adjusting the tank air pressure screw), and whatever setting I use I get lots of flavour. It's currently my favourite atomiser.
So, does anyone out there have one? I've only tried it in single coil mode, using a microcoil with a cotton wick into the tank, and it's superb. I know it is possible to use all sorts of setups, mesh, dual coil, quad coil, u-wicks etc. How have you got yours setup?
I'm going to have a play with varying coil resistances to see what suits me best.
The Dome is so well engineered. The thing fits together so tight, you really have to push the parts together. The thinness of the quartz glass tank scares the hell out of me, I might just use it with the stainless steel tank instead. There is also a tank protector available so you can protect the glass tank.
The DOME is a hybrid atomiser, designed for either the Nemesis or the 69 mod. It is available in fully shined or brushed finishes.
Here's what the DOME looks like, hybrided up to the Nemesis. You can also purchase an extra 510 adapter so you can use it on any 510 based mod.
Todd seems to like it too!
If you like Genesis style atty's, this is worth a look. The wick holes and tank bottom are insulated so you won't get shorts. Even better, the thing doesn't leak when it's on it's side, like some gennys out there. I love this thing!
Here's what the deck looks like. It's busy in there! There are plugs into the unused wick-holes which you can remove. There are also a few terminals to wire up to! The central positive post has been removed to unscrew the deck from the atty. The photo is deceptive, the deck is tiny!
I'm the proud owner of one of these, and have been loving playing with the different airflow settings, the vapour warmth control, the choice of wick hole sizes and the variable tank pressure screw.
I've found that you can get any kind of vape you want from this device. You can get a warm vape with lots of TH, a cool smooth vape (by adjusting the vapour warmth control), a dry vape or a saturated vape (by adjusting the tank air pressure screw), and whatever setting I use I get lots of flavour. It's currently my favourite atomiser.
So, does anyone out there have one? I've only tried it in single coil mode, using a microcoil with a cotton wick into the tank, and it's superb. I know it is possible to use all sorts of setups, mesh, dual coil, quad coil, u-wicks etc. How have you got yours setup?
I'm going to have a play with varying coil resistances to see what suits me best.
The Dome is so well engineered. The thing fits together so tight, you really have to push the parts together. The thinness of the quartz glass tank scares the hell out of me, I might just use it with the stainless steel tank instead. There is also a tank protector available so you can protect the glass tank.
The DOME is a hybrid atomiser, designed for either the Nemesis or the 69 mod. It is available in fully shined or brushed finishes.
Here's what the DOME looks like, hybrided up to the Nemesis. You can also purchase an extra 510 adapter so you can use it on any 510 based mod.
Todd seems to like it too!
If you like Genesis style atty's, this is worth a look. The wick holes and tank bottom are insulated so you won't get shorts. Even better, the thing doesn't leak when it's on it's side, like some gennys out there. I love this thing!
Here's what the deck looks like. It's busy in there! There are plugs into the unused wick-holes which you can remove. There are also a few terminals to wire up to! The central positive post has been removed to unscrew the deck from the atty. The photo is deceptive, the deck is tiny!
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