Screwdriver review and update on DSE901b and Ruyan "Bling" E-Cigar

**CaSHMeRe** · 11-14-2008, 09:02 PM

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Great Review Just !!!

Thanks for sharing!

**ApOsTle51** · 11-14-2008, 09:12 PM

I was a little sceptical of the screwdriver at first, more so in the fact it's made up of lots of donor parts.
But after getting one ( im a sucker for toys ) i'm rather quite impressed thus far.
Trogs done a great job taking all the donor parts and putting them together. The parts of it that trog has manufacured from scratch he has done to a very high standard.

Like trog says It's nothing magical, but i'm glad i purchased it just purely for the immense run times on one battery charge. I never bought it for the lower running costs as this really wasn't an issue for me as i used 2 or 3 different devices throughout the day.

We all know how good a 901 is with a fresh off the charge battery on it. Well the screwdriver is like that , but it performs the same all day.

The only thing i would have liked to seen with it would be the lanyard that probably came with the body to be included, a little extra for the safety concious.

edit: ohhh, hope my post isn't gonna be censored too

**dnakr** · 11-14-2008, 09:19 PM

I'm tempted but would rather have a classic atomizer so I am patiently waiting for trog to expand.

**just4747** · 11-14-2008, 11:38 PM

Originally Posted by CaSHMeRe

Little housekeeping here ... a few advertisements/bickering deleted there ...

Great Review Just !!!

Thanks for sharing!

Haha thanks Steve, much better now!!

**NerdyCinderella** · 12-11-2008, 10:07 PM

Originally Posted by just4747

The first Screwdriver video review as well as an update on DSE901b and Ruyan "Bling" E-Cigar. Google Video. Enjoy!

Screwdriver review and update on DSE901b and Ruyan "Bling" E-Cigar

Thanks just 4747. I've been vaping for about nine months now and I didn't know about that trick - disconnecting the battery and atomizer during the cleaning phase.

Very helpful.

**NerdyCinderella** · 12-13-2008, 04:21 PM

NO! I just realized this morning if one disconnects the battery from the atomizer during the cleaning process (the 14 blinking LED), it undermines the purpose of cleaning the atomizer.

**Dale** · 12-14-2008, 06:39 AM

Originally Posted by NerdyCinderella

NO! I just realized this morning if one disconnects the battery from the atomizer during the cleaning process (the 14 blinking LED), it undermines the purpose of cleaning the atomizer.

Yes, but it also avoids a lot of burned-up fluid, burned cart wool and the resulting nasty taste. We can clean our own atomizers, thankyouverymuch.

I prefer to remove the cart and smoke the atomizer dry/clean most times... and of course there's always blowing 'em out, draining 'em and when neccessary steaming or boiling. The cleaning cycle is a bad compromise with too much downside, IMHO.

**NerdyCinderella** · 12-14-2008, 07:46 PM

Originally Posted by Dale

Yes, but it also avoids a lot of burned-up fluid, burned cart wool and the resulting nasty taste. We can clean our own atomizers, thankyouverymuch.

I prefer to remove the cart and smoke the atomizer dry/clean most times... and of course there's always blowing 'em out, draining 'em and when neccessary steaming or boiling. The cleaning cycle is a bad compromise with too much downside, IMHO.

I see your point, Dale. Thanks for increasing my brain cells.