new 801s or bce112 batteries

[Kendra]

Just got my huge huge order of stuff from my favorite supplier in China. This was my lifetime order or partial lifetime order if I'm granted a fairly long life!

Anyways, since I have a ton of bce112 atomizers, I picked up about 30 of the bce112 batteries. I was planning to use the atomizers with passthroughs and mods, but thought that a few batteries wouldn't hurt if I don't want to look like an addict when I'm out and about.

So, when I opened the package, I was greeted with lots of flashing lights of several different colors. I realized my new batteries have that sensitive switch inside. Okay. Well, when I put them away, they stopped but turned quickly on even with the slightest movement.

So, I tried my new atomizers on them. . . and it started producing lots and lots of vapor even before I got it to my mouth to inhale. Just screwing the atomizer on causes all this vapor to be formed. So, I tried my older atomizers and same thing. So, I figured it's the batteries, right? But, then I put my older non-sensitive batteries on the atomizers and they started making lots of vapor, too-- not even with me inhaling. Then, I put my OLD battery on my OLD atomizer and SAME THING!

Hello? What is going on here???

[wanderlust]

I believe the "atty imp" gave up on frustrating you and moved on to someone else. Enjoy before he/she/it comes back.

[Kendra]

I believe the "atty imp" gave up on frustrating you and moved on to someone else. Enjoy before he/she/it comes back.

Well, I'm sure this is funny but it's over my head right now since I definitely feel a bit frustrated.

[Sun Vaporer]

Kendra--those are the new batteries that have a micophone switch triggered by sound vibration instead of the old ones that where triggered by suction--so any movement in them can set them off--some can be too sensitive---but that is what you are expericencing-----Sun

[Kendra]

Kendra--those are the new batteries that have a micophone switch triggered by sound vibration instead of the old ones that where triggered by suction--so any movement in them can set them off--some can be too sensitive---but that is what you are experiencing-----Sun

REALLY???? Gee, I had no music on, no tv, nobody was near me. . . it WAS quiet.

lol. .. that's actually funny. I'm glad I only got 30. Of course now 30 seems like a bigger number than I thought it was before.

So, these are just for meditation, then?

[breakfastchef]

Freaked me out too when I opened my package from Ruyan a day ago to find blue blinking lights. Thanks to this forum, I knew pretty quickly that these are batteries with a new type of switch. I need to spend a day or so using them to determine how they should be be used. Right now, I leave them disconnected from the 112 atomizers

[wanderlust]

Sorry Kendra, I miss-read your post and thought even the "old atomizers were producing better vapor." Didn't realize you were referring to the batteries with mic switches. Guess I really can't multitask after all. I have tried to avoid those batteries since I have two teenagers in the house and work with a lot of loud people. so sorry.

[Sun Vaporer]

REALLY???? Gee, I had no music on, no tv, nobody was near me. . . it WAS quiet.

lol. .. that's actually funny. I'm glad I only got 30. Of course now 30 seems like a bigger number than I thought it was before.

So, these are just for meditation, then?

I would not be too concerned as they do tend to tighten up a bit after use and are not as sensitive. I appears that many of the manufactures are now using this type of switch. I liked the old pressue switches better even with all the issues those have as well-----always seems to be a trade of!!!---LOL---Sun

[Kendra]

Sorry Kendra, I miss-read your post and thought even the "old atomizers were producing better vapor." Didn't realize you were referring to the batteries with mic switches. Guess I really can't multitask after all. I have tried to avoid those batteries since I have two teenagers in the house and work with a lot of loud people. so sorry.

Oh, that's okay. . . I just thought I was just wondering if imp was short for a word I didn't know and not the regular kind of imp/fairy you must have meant.

I would not be too concerned as they do tend to tighten up a bit after use and are not as sensitive. I appears that many of the manufactures are now using this type of switch. I liked the old pressue switches better even with all the issues those have as well-----always seems to be a trade of!!!---LOL---Sun

SUn to the rescue again. So, where is the most helpful forum member thread? I think I will have to start one. And, Sun, I ordered the Kettle popcorn cleaner today. Heet n' Klean or something. I'll let you know when I get it, too!

Freaked me out too when I opened my package from Ruyan a day ago to find blue blinking lights. Thanks to this forum, I knew pretty quickly that these are batteries with a new type of switch. I need to spend a day or so using them to determine how they should be be used. Right now, I leave them disconnected from the 112 atomizers

I haven't used them yet. They really freaked me out a bit. When I tried them, I didn't feel anything at all, yet there was all this vapor in the atomizer. Maybe I'll try them tonight. If you used them, what do you think?

[breakfastchef]

K - The batts work just fine, it is just weird that they fire when they damn well feel like it. Since they do not seem to stay on for any extended period of time, I can deal with that. It is interesting to note that Ruyan ships the Best ECig 801 starter kit with the battery screwed away from the atomizer in the kit so that it dows not fire it up during shipment. Still going to keep an aya on these things till I am more comfortable with what they are doing.