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| Supporting Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Argyle Wi USA
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I've been using 801 atty/cart systems for a long time and I love them!! The only time I have problems with any leakage at all has been because I puff too hard, poor contact between battery/atomizer or not puffing long enough, diminishing battery power. Totally opposite from cigarettes, too short a puff and puffing too hard main culprits of poor vapor production and excess liquid being pulled from the cart. If you hear a "gurgling" noise when you puff, your atomizer is flooded. Remove from the battery, yes, even with the Janty Stick, blow out the excess liquid from the thread end of the atomizer, make sure contact points between battery and atty are clean and dry and seated well together. Give that atomizer plenty of time to heat up, and with auto batteries do a short "pre-puff" and then a nice long gentle pull. Also, watch the wick or "filler" material in the cartridge, it has to be just the exact right consistency to hold the proper amount of juice...if you have voids or bunched up areas in the wick, the heat from the atomizer can't properly make it leach out. No I didn't say leak out , I said leach out. If the wick is too dense it won't allow juice flow, not dense enough will not hold the juice. I use a needle-tip bottle to fill cart from the bottom up, nice and wet but never puddled on top. Those three things should keep you happily vaping. It's usually not an equipment failure, it's usually pilot error, sorry to have to say that. With the high-bridge or low-bridge attys always keep the bridge and widest part of the cart aligned for proper fit, and never twist the cartridge in and out of the atty. Make sure the wet wicking is touching the bridge of the atty at all times. I've used the pen-style 801's and now a Janty Stick, and I can say the most trouble I have with keeping atty/cart in proper position is with those darned high'bridge or tall V atomizers, those things be damned! I get the low-bridge ones from MyVaporStore, the Joye302 atomizers. Get the right cartridge to fit them as well. All 801's are not created equal. If you're still getting excess fluid on the outside of the cart, try snipping off about 1/8th of an inch off the cart, seems to make them vaporize more efficiently without too much condensation. |
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| | #22 |
| Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009
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Kate - I don't doubt for a minute that it's operator error on my part. Seems like alot of folks have no issues with the 801's. But boy I can't find the secret! When I use the stock Janty carts & atomizer I get no wicking. Now you would think that the supplied peices would work without any intervention. That's why I keep trying different things to make it work. The supplied carts came per-loaded with RY4 high which I can't stand. But I've vaped a few of them till they tasted burnt, which was only about 10 hits or so. I'm doing all the right things like slow, easy pulls, giving time in between etc. Do you recommend snipping of a little of the poly to create a little less dense material? |
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| | #23 | |
| Supporting Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Argyle Wi USA
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That may be where you're getting the burnt taste. I have to agree with those RY4 carts, the filler is very dense, so would be good to thin them out a bit, and wash that stuff out too!! A lot of people do like all the "RY#'s" I understand that. I don't think most suppliers sell the right cart to co-ordinate with the atomizers, to be honest. I've bought attys where ever I could find a good deal, so the carts and attys aren't necessarily matching unit, so you have to improvise sometimes. Good luck. I Keep getting bumped off here, sorry! | |
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| | #24 |
| Supporting Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: La Crosse, WI.
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I can honestly say it took me about 5 weeks to "master" my technique. I only drip my atomizer. I used 901/4075 atty's before my 801. Talk about night and day in difference. It was a whole new ball game! I have no more interests in "exploring" other atomizers. I love the 801.... well, the SLB801 anyway. I get my SLB atomizers at Rocky Mountain Vapor (RMV).... $7.00 apiece!
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| | #25 |
| Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009
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I bought 2 801 atty's from RMV and they're high bridge units. They don't seem as strong as the Janty Classic atty that came with my JS though. The high bridge is good for dripping but sticks up too far for carts. But the price was excellent! Just my .02 |
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| Supporting Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: La Crosse, WI.
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| | #27 |
| ECF Veteran Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Scotland
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Kate51. Where do you buy your carts for your Joye302 atomizers. I can't seem to find any blanks and the only ones in the UK i can find are filled with Tobacco taste nic which i hate. The Joye302's are actually the same ones that Janty use for their Kissbox and Tawa's but even Janty Carts don't fit Janty Attys or Joye302's properly either ! ![]() I also find that the Janty's are the worst atty's to use with the JantyStick. What do you use to "snip off 1/8th inch from the plastic holder" ? Dee
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