Iatty

[Cliffy]

May 20, 2011 19:15:43 GMT Aldo said:

it is the same Lee apart from being Stainless Steel, except for the caps

Ian, Wasn't overly impressed with the Provari tbh... Perhaps I was expecting too much from what I have heard about it... It looks more beatiful than it actually is and the button seems so cheap :s
on the ease of use and adaptability are huge arguments! the resistance reader and shorts detector is really useful too to sum up... although I did like it, I didn't feel the sparkle !

+1 its a great multimeter

[Lee]

A few more updates.

Imeo is probably going to ship the iAtty unassembled to save him a ton of work.

He has also hinted at the GG4S which he will begin work on after the next batch of SS's.

Here's a video of the iAtty at 6 volts,1.5 ohms. Check out the HUGE clouds of vapour.

[VE Jason]

Not up to speed with the iAtty Lee, so forgive the question that has probably been asked a thousand times before, but will the iAtty be compatible with anything other than GG's?

[Lee]

It will work on 510 fittings. So anything with one can use the iAtty. It's designed as an attachment for the GGTB but the fact that it has the fixable atty plus a tank means it will be popular with a lot of vapers. I think the ETA is about a weeks time.

[VE Jason]

Sounds good.

[Lee]

Another iAtty update for those interested.

Imeo has put up 3 video's on Youtube of the iAtty. They show it's internal parts and how to assemble and make your iAtty up. The process of making your own resistance with the wire and wick is similar to what I have seen on other mods but there are no tiny screws to connect it to. Instead the wires are secured by the iAtty itself. You'll have to watch the video to see what I mean.

There is a central tube from the top cap that can be dripped on to through the unique design mouth piece. Or you can fill it with juice, the capacity of which is about 5ml.

Interestingly Imeo has used a ceramic part from the E2 (clearomiser?) to house the actual resistance wire as he says the cost would have been to expensive to produce himself. At last a use for all those dead clearo's! I can't wait for the iAtty to hit our shores, which it will once Imeo has received the wire and wick he will supply with it.

Here's the first video, you can see the other two on Imeo's Youtube channel.

[ian]

I love the look of it and it looks very easy to put together.Only thing that doesnt look easy is making a new coil, and i dont have one of those things to read the ohms :(Oh well i will stick with what i have.I thought the coil making process would be similar to the Bulli but its totally different.

[Lee]

Ian, I'll be getting the iAtty and if it's making the colis that's putting you off I'd happily make some up for you and post them.

EDIT Until you get a multimeter!

[ian]

Thanks so very much Lee,thats very kind of you mate.I will get one now then as it does look superb to be fair.I saw Imeo's video and he did a great job at showing us how to construct the atomiser,i thought brilliant this is so easy When it came down to the coil making and the multimeter i nearly started crying :)I just dont understand the whole two wire thing,but that will come with practice.Where do you buy those multimeter things from then?

[highvoltage69]

Jun 17, 2011 22:19:50 GMT ian said:

Thanks so very much Lee,thats very kind of you mate.I will get one now then as it does look superb to be fair.I saw Imeo's video and he did a great job at showing us how to construct the atomiser,i thought brilliant this is so easy When it came down to the coil making and the multimeter i nearly started crying :)I just dont understand the whole two wire thing,but that will come with practice.Where do you buy those multimeter things from then?

You are kidding Ian , so how did you measure the resistance in your Bulli or did you just wind on a coil and vape .

[ian]

Rawveg kindly told me the system of it all.He told me how many windings of the wire for each kind of resistance.I then stuck it on the Provari,checked the ohms on that, and adjusted the voltage accordingly lol,not a great system i know but it worked a treat.I think alot of people who buy the i-atty will struggle to make the coils at first,but its all just a case of learning.

[vereybowring]

Jun 17, 2011 22:19:50 GMT ian said:

Thanks so very much Lee,thats very kind of you mate.I will get one now then as it does look superb to be fair.I saw Imeo's video and he did a great job at showing us how to construct the atomiser,i thought brilliant this is so easy When it came down to the coil making and the multimeter i nearly started crying :)I just dont understand the whole two wire thing,but that will come with practice.Where do you buy those multimeter things from then?

Multimeter going at a good price Ian !

[ian]

That is brilliant,cheers Verey.Pheww,i thought they would be more expensive than that for some reason

[Perpetua]

It looks fascinating Lee and that part all quite straightforward . . . I must watch the other videos later to see the wire winding section . . . presumably we'll need to purchase reels of wire as well?

[Lee]

Wire and wick can be bought pretty cheaply online. I've only found wick in the US so far. The iAtty does come with some of each though to get you going. Perhaps a group buy might be an idea.