Is your Mini a DSE901 or a RN4075? in The E-Cigarette; OK, thank you, that is exactly what I was looking for. I just placed a batch order for a bunch ...
OK, thank you, that is exactly what I was looking for. I just placed a batch order for a bunch of spare parts and included a 4075 atomizer in the mix. I'm looking forward to seeing what it's like. If what you say is even a little true for me as well (seems everyone gets different experences), I'll become a convert. As far as the battery life, I also got more batteries, two more (cheap USB) chargers, and a USB manual passthrough. So I should be good to go from that perspective for a while. Right now, I can vape just barely enough to suit me if I constantly keep at switching out batteries before they totally drain and keep topping off my carts. I realized I need more to be comfortable. Right now I have that feeling I would get when I started to get low on analogs.
And, I know it's off topic of the thread, but from all I've read, at this point I have no doubt that before too long, I'm going to be getting me a Screwdriver. Maybe I'll use my "birthday money".
But for now I'm quite happy with the low-profile 901. And hopefully soon with the 4075 as well!
I recently got 4 DSE901 attys from electronic ash that are quite different from those pictured. They have a high, thin, pointed bridge....sticking out of a washer that covers eveything else! They are not original 901. (no markings) Does this indicate another factory doing knock-offs?
So far, they've been pretty decent. 2 have worked very well (great throat/vapor) 1 is decidedly wimpy (working on it ), and the other is still untried.
----a side rant-----
I've only been at this a few months, but my experience so far leads me to believe that ALL attys are flakey! (901's, 510's) It seems to be pure luck to get a good one, and another stroke to get one that lasts. Too bad. This stuff shouldn't be rocket science.
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