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Yea I agree with you. I am only repeating what Matt has responded to me to the very same question. I do think all the improvements you listed is needed. But from my understanding most atomizers for dabbing and e liquid all has airflow passing directly through the element. The most popular e...

I emailed Matt about this issue or thought when the first v2 came out. The holes are intended to be that close actually. The airflow is what creates the vapor. I think Matt has done his R&D and found this set up to give off the most vapor. Try firing your donut without the cap on. Then do the...

Just my 2 cents if it helps. If your donut is still intact and not loose then it' probably has bad connections due to leakage. I suggest removing the rubber o rings as well as the fire pin on the very bottom and soaking the removed pin and entire atty in a bag of iso to dissolved e all the...

Yay!!! A bigger donut? You know what that means guys. Hooray to bigger hits. Plus you gotta credit Matt for listening in on customer feedback. The issue with the ohms was just recently brought up and is now already in the process of fixing it. That's some sweet customer care. Looks like it's...

All my posts have been taken the wrong way but here's for what ever it's worth. Using invader mini with 2.5 donut The overall resistance does in fact rise in some atties over time and with superheating for cleaning. Performance issues as well with overall resistance changes may also occur...

I always keep my watts at 13.5 cuz I'm too lazy to change it all the time. The key is temp. 290-320 F for vaping. 420F for cleaning. I can get mine all white if u hold the heat long enough. Note that an atomizer I once had worked at 13.5 w at 220F needs 300F after a lot of superheated. May...

I think I superheated my donut way more frequently than most people but I actually do it daily. Sometimes 2 or 3 times too. I like to keep the donut nice and clean for optimal flavor. And I prefer not to vape the black oil that smokes off or drips off when cleaning. I've tried to reclaim it...

Can you elaborate on some details of the shallow and deep bowl. Is it true that the shallow bowl only has 2 air holes in the bowls on top of the donut. While the deep bowl has a total of 4 holes on top of the donut, a set of 2 holes on each side of the donut.

I really don't know what the big hype is about the ceramic wicks either. It may allow you to perhaps take more hits, but the quality of the hits take a beating. For me, I'd rather get 1 really satisfying hit than 2 lack luster hits.

Very true. China manufactures most if not all atomizers. Matt has mentioned his manufacturer are indeed from China in early threads. However, from what I understand, Matt worked directly with the manufacturer to come up with the donut atty series. I'm assuming that the manufacturer is...

Yea it seems like Matt scored a deal with Atmos, which is great. Matt deserves it for the R&D he put into the donut atty. I'm wondering if that site reimburses Matt in any way. Shame if it doesnt

I'm wondering what the splash guard will be like. I hope it's not like the v1 donut because that will cut down on airflow so much. The splash problem isn't even much of a problem for me anyway. I only have to clean the top cap like once a month and I use the hell outta this thing. I never...

I haven't put hrs into the ceramic wick method but from what I tried I enjoyed it without the wick. It was less hassle and cleaner, thicker hits. As for airflow, I love it as it is and would like to have an adjustable airflow system on the v3 if possible. Kinda hard with ceramic but sounds like...

I don't remember the exact resistance change but as mentioned before, resistance rises with every button press when the standard donut was used on my old ipv mini 2. I would press the button like 4-8 times in the span of around a minute. And with every button press, ohms readings increase as...

How are you arriving to the conclusion that the donut doesn't increase in resistance as its heated. The fact that it works on a TC mod is fact that it does. Or even if you put the donut on any box mod that displays ohms. It will show ohms increases with every button press. At least this is my...

[QUOTE= I really prefer using mine on fixed wattage. 12.5W into my (0.7Ω) atty has been perfect for all the different types of concentrates I've tried. My atty doesn't significantly change its resistance with temperature, so I'm not sure why everyone else seems to like TC. My atty is 0.71Ω at...

For those who may have mixed results. I have the v2.5 donut with the invader mini with tc and several spare v2.5 donuts. The donuts will come in different ohm resistance ranging from 0.70-0.83 when at room temp in my experience. Meaning the same setting will not be optimal for all donuts. After...

Is there going to be bubbler attachments for regular female jointed bongs and bubblers. The one in the video is meant only for oil rigs with male joints

When I can appreciate the efforts and idea of change, I just expected a more complex prototype. I think the Hercules as it is, is damn near perfect. I'm not denying the need for cool down hits on the Hercules. What I wish and hope for is a whole different design that can eliminate the need for...

In my experience it is a layg at ty. I actually get really good efficiency too. Your load should be small enough where it does not touch the side walls. Even when loaded correctly, splatter onto the cap and side walls can be easily done if you have a hard inhaling hit. I really suggest milking...