It’s been a trying night in review land tonight.
I grabbed the Electric Angel Nebula out of it’s slot for a review. The goal was to build it and begin the evaluation.
Here’s a little detail on the atty:
- Stainless steel body
- Borosilicate glass tank
- Adjustable air flow controller with 1, 1.2, and 1.6mm air holes
- An insulated 2.25mm wick hole
- 22mm in diameter
- 4ml tank capacity
- Brass connections
- Holes in the posts for easy coil installation
- Includes mesh, 32 AWG Kanthal, and spare o-rings
- Price is 119,00€ = $164.20
- Available from Electric Angel
The issues began right away.
- The first thing I noticed was the VERY SMALL wick hole. I’m not a fan of tiny wick holes in the genesis design which limit larger wicks with more liquid capacity.
- I tried to remove the glass from the atomizer’s body. I was applying so much force I started to worry about it breaking so I gave up.
- I built my coil with the plan of using a small cotton wick pushed into the tank. When installing the coil, I noticed the negative screw didn’t tighten, it just kept spinning. I tightened it as best I could.
- When I tried to position the coil, the negative post snapped off rendering the device useless.
I’m not going to spend time on a video for this. Unfortunately, this one gets a thumbs down and will be removed from the queue.
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