Iatty

[Hanow]

??? ??? ??? :-[ :-[ :-[

You lot are sooooo clever. I don't understand any of it. Wicks and wires? Blinded with science here. :-[ I just can't keep up.

Think I am gonna put Lee in charge of sorting me out as to what, when, if I need one of these.

Meanwhile, the very lovely Jason from Vape-Escape has sent (extremely promptly) my dual coil cartomisers. Thank you Jason . But................. can someone please point me to a video-doo-dah, so that I know what to do with them? :-[ :-[

And before anyone shouts at me - I'm old, so be patient!

[Lee]

Hanow, here's Hifi explaning how to fill them.

www.justin.tv/vapourtrailstv/b/287730764?utm_campaign=archive_embed_click&utm_source=www-cdn.justin.tv

Skip to about 36 minutes.

Also in a nutshell the iAtty is a rebuildable atty combined with a 5ml juice tank. If the atty ever dies all you do is make a new one, for pennies. Watch the video at the top of the page for a better understanding.

[Perpetua]

Yes, a group buy is a great idea Lee . . . I'll happily organise it, but you'd have to point me in the direction of the gubbins, as I'm really clueless with wirey stuff . . . most stuff actually.

[ian]

Ok i have to get one.If there will be group buys for wire and wick then im not going to miss out on this opportunity.So Lee,will you be able to put up a video of the wire and wick making process for anyone who will be struggling like me?I-atty itself looks very easy to put togeather,its the coil making process which totally threw me.I do want one so am prepared to learn for definate.

[Lee]

Parts 2 and 3.

I think anybody will be able to do this with a little practice. For the cost of a standard atty you could get enough wire and wick to keep you going for a very long time. A multimeter is probably a good idea too, so you can accurately measure the resistance. Also good for checking other atties and batteries.

[ian]

I am struggling with part 2 and 3,video 1 was all very easy.I cant really see the wire and wick process on Imeos video,the wire is hard to see in his hand,unless i am going blind Oh well,i will get one and have a go.Im sure a few people will add some videos when they have had it a while.I need an extra slow video entitled,coil making video for dummies

[Lee]

Imeo says he's getting a better camera and will film again I think. Also there will be guides on the wiki thing. I will also try to put something together for anyone who wants a photographic guide.


The links below are to stuff Imeo says he's used. I'm double checking them so don't go out and buy any just yet.

Wick

www.wickstore.com/Products/Round-Fiberglass-Wick-116-100-Yards__1376-100.aspx

Wire

www.wires.co.uk/acatalog/ni_bare.html

[roachieuk (aka eciggery2011)]

This looks quiet a bit more difficult than the Bulli it might just me tho but does look a bit more troublesome.

[ian]

It looks alot harder than the Bulli process Roachie,i agree.Im quite shocked really as the Bulli coils are a piece of cake to make.I can see a fair few people struggling with this to be honest.I will definately get one though as im more than willing to learn.I will grab a multimeter also so im good to go I think its like anything,you have to learn.Savings in the long run will be immense so its well worth a buy without doubt.Cheers Lee for getting me back on track with this,its a great product and i would be a fool to not get one

[highvoltage69]

.Have seen the new videos but by altering the cap will alter juce flow kinda puzzles me i thought it would just flood the i-atty coil chamber .But hey the man does his homework and is a great inventor .I just hope it lives up to your expectations and mine if i get one .

[Lee]

It does look like a bit of learning will be involved but as you say Ian the long term savings make it worth it. Here's a video of it working at 1.5 ohms - 3.7 volts. In other words a LR atty on a standard battery. You can see that along with the savings there is great performance to be had too.

[Perpetua]

Hmmm, watched part 2 & 3 . . . looks a bit beyond my skills to do the wirey thing.

[Lee]

I think you'll be able to do it.

All it takes is joining three wires by twisting them together. You make sure the resistance is right, wind onto your wick and assemble. Simples!

I repeat my offer though, I will make up a load of coils and wicks for you and anyone else who wants them. Then all you have to do is put in place and screw it all together.

[ian]

Me to Perpy I keep watching the part 2 and 3 videos very carefully to see what to do, and its the two wire bit and the multimter thing that bugs me.I honestly imagined the coil making process to be the same as the Bulli.I wander if it can be done in the same manner as the Bulli if you buy the Bulli wire and wick?

[highvoltage69]

No because the Bulli uses 2 posts to connect the wires . The i atty is set up different i was wondering that myself if i could alter the i atty to be similar to the Bulli but i think it will be easy enough once you have done it a few times .In actual fact you might not need to do it very often if it lasts as long as a Bulli coil .