Bartleby PV review

**NCChief** · 10-19-2009, 02:01 PM

I can make my own car too, but sometimes, it is easier to buy something from someone that has done it before and has the materials and time to build it. Just sayin.. There are different types of folks here....modders, non-modders etc...

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**jboze** · 10-19-2009, 02:03 PM

Originally Posted by NCChief

I can make my own car too, but sometimes, it is easier to buy something from someone that has done it before and has the materials and time to build it. Just sayin.. There are different types of folks here....modders, non-modders etc...

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Very true, but this mod was something put forth by a fellow ECF member and I thought it only right to point that out before telling all the noobs to go buy one from someone else.

**NCChief** · 10-19-2009, 02:08 PM

Agreed...no argument from me!

**jboze** · 10-19-2009, 02:10 PM

I'd try to build one myself but it's hard enough to buy bread in a foreign country much less all of these switches, battery holders, etc. hehe

**NCChief** · 10-19-2009, 02:36 PM

Originally Posted by jboze

I'd try to build one myself but it's hard enough to buy bread in a foreign country much less all of these switches, battery holders, etc. hehe

I know what you mean.

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**AngusATAT** · 10-19-2009, 04:20 PM

I'll be putting in an order for one of these tomorrow morning.

Also, I'm going to be looking into getting the tools to build a couple of my own. There is no way in H-E-Double-Hockeysticks that I could make anything as nice or fancy as Cybervex's mod, but I can use them for backups in the event that my klutzy nature catches up with me.

Plus it might be fun to tinker just for the heck of it.

**b12ad** · 10-19-2009, 05:39 PM

Thanks for the review, I like this one for various reasons. Just looking for your input...

I've been using the janty stick for many months now (with the standard 801 atomizer), but the switch/button is not that reliable (hit or miss). This is v2 replacement, the v1 switch was worse, but now this one isn't satisfactory. Wondering if you could speak to the reliablity/durability of the bartleby switch? Also, what is the biggest difference between the 510 and 801 (obviously maybe a personal preference)? I wasn't happy with the 801 penstyle ecig when I tried it at the beginning of the year but I have been satisfied with the 801 with the janty stick... and like the size of the 801 cartridges. Wondering if I should stick with the 801 bartleby or if the 510 version is worth looking at.

Thanks for your input

b12

**AngusATAT** · 10-21-2009, 02:07 PM

Originally Posted by b12ad

Thanks for the review, I like this one for various reasons. Just looking for your input...

I've been using the janty stick for many months now (with the standard 801 atomizer), but the switch/button is not that reliable (hit or miss). This is v2 replacement, the v1 switch was worse, but now this one isn't satisfactory. Wondering if you could speak to the reliablity/durability of the bartleby switch? Also, what is the biggest difference between the 510 and 801 (obviously maybe a personal preference)? I wasn't happy with the 801 penstyle ecig when I tried it at the beginning of the year but I have been satisfied with the 801 with the janty stick... and like the size of the 801 cartridges. Wondering if I should stick with the 801 bartleby or if the 510 version is worth looking at.

Thanks for your input

b12

I would assume that given the battery being used, an 801 Bartleby would perform about the same as a Janty Stick. I've had the JS, but I sold it after getting my 510 because I enjoy it more, so I ordered a 510 Bartleby. Any atomizer will perform better on a mod than on the crappy stock batteries. It just comes down to personal preference, really.

As far as the switch... I think this type would hold up better than the Janty Stick switch, which have had problems even with the v2 Stick. Also, if this switch ever went bad, you could get a replacement at Radio Shack and swap it out yourself.