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Post by fagin on Mar 8, 2014 21:10:14 GMT
My main vapes are Touchwoods with genesis atties but for driving, cycling and general outdoors stuff I use a Sentinel mod with either Boges or Evods but I wanted something rebuildable portable and fairly tough. Like a lot of people, I want to try a Spheroid, and like a lot of people I don't have a lot of money. So like a lot of people I've been hunting a cheap second hand one, and like a lot of people, not finding one, or dithering because even the ones that do come up are expensive. So I looked at alternatives, like this allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/36494/dream-spheroid?page=1&scrollTo=636178 but I have a Hero Hybrid (the atty bit is basically a Dream), and whilst I managed to get it to work ok, I'm not a big fan of using pins to hold the coil. The A7 Oid looks like a decent option to convert an A7 atty (Phoenix) but can't find any in stock in the UK and postage from the US doubles the price (anyone interested in a group buy?) So I carried on Googling, and found the Todd Oid. Basically take the air tube from a Protank or Evod head, shorten it, force it into a plastic drip tip, pack the Phoenix out with wadding and away you go. Made one tonight and it actually works rather well. Some wicking issues, but I am just using the old microcoil and silica wick I was using for dripping, and I don't have any Sera wool or Juwel pads so I just stuffed cotton wool inside. Will get some decent wadding next week and play some more but at £15 plus some random bits, it looks good, is cheap, and the Phoenix is a great little dripping atty, so once with a bit of fiddling I have no doubt it will be a great vape. Compared to the RSST it is a far more sensible portable size. TL/DR version This And this Thanks Todd.
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Post by Super-Shiny on Mar 8, 2014 21:13:40 GMT
Loving it, it just goes to show you can get what you want without spending big bucks
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Post by lush on Mar 8, 2014 21:35:41 GMT
As i put the original thread on about converting my dream to a spheroid your link to "Toddsoid" has got me thinking(stroking my beard)lol!might have to give this ago!if you want some sera wool i have plenty! if you want some? pm me your addy and i`ll get some in the post monday for you gratis!
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Post by 300 on Mar 8, 2014 21:59:41 GMT
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Post by fagin on Mar 8, 2014 23:01:40 GMT
Easiest to get the one from Vapingthings for £15 with free postage. www.vapingthings.com/-PHOENIX_SS_REBUILDABLE_ATOMISER/p1311952_7880563.aspxTha Vapingthings one is probably the most suitable for modding as it takes air in the bottom and up through the coil, which you can build below the top of the posts. A lot of similar ones have air holes in the sides, and the coils higher, so they'll interfere with any filler.
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Post by newdawn on Mar 9, 2014 2:10:11 GMT
I've got one (unused) you can have for £12 posted if you'd like. Bought it from vapingthings (as mentioned above) but never bothered to use it.
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Post by fagin on Mar 12, 2014 20:42:58 GMT
Thanks to lush for a rather generous chunk of Sera wool it's a great improvement, with no dry hits, and been going for a good few hours so far on a fill. With a bit of experimenting over the weekend with wicks and coils I think it will be a winner.
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