Pilot/EVO/M-401 VS Dura/510? in The E-Cigarette; yeah...hmmm...
Maybe I'll get the 901 and a heap of atomizers. I was digging the Janty Dura but it sounds ...
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yeah...hmmm...
Maybe I'll get the 901 and a heap of atomizers. I was digging the Janty Dura but it sounds like the problems with them may be a bit too much to bear at this time.
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Originally Posted by
Terraphon
yeah...hmmm...
Maybe I'll get the 901 and a heap of atomizers. I was digging the Janty Dura but it sounds like the problems with them may be a bit too much to bear at this time.
yeah only time will tell if the manufacturer fixes all these problems.
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Not a chance I'm willing to take right now.
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The 901 is a great starter cig no doubt, every e-smoker should have one in their collection.
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The 401 is excellent. Imo the atomizer stays fresh on it for longer than my pen styles or 901's. I have an evo and the batteries on it are great, you almost never have to worry about batteries.
I smoke a pen-style with a battery pack at home and i smoke an evo with cartridges out and about. A single battery lasts me 8 hours (15 min charge!) and carts 3-4 cigarettes worth. It's totally worth the money. I haven't used a dura but i hear mixed things so i'm hesitant to purchase one.
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yeah the simple start kit with usb seems like a cheap way of trying the thing out.
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Originally Posted by
applefr3ak
But there IS a workaround!!! All you have to do is spin the darn thing between your lips while ya take a drag.. thats it.. Mine and all my friends who have duras now.. all ya have to do is spin it, not even all the way around.. just even rotate it back and forth.. .Hit is till ya cant stand it!!!
Jason
Interesting Jason.
My Dura works fine, but I'm concerned if this should happen with my spares. What do you think the spinning does to eliminate the cutoff problem?
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Originally Posted by
applefr3ak
Ok. My site will carry the 510.. but aside from that, i thought i was having problems with my original dura. Until we found the trick to the dura.. I think this should be posted everywhere for everyone.. No.. First things first the 510 does NOT have a cutoff. The reason you are getting 2.5 seconds is a Cartridge design flaw and Joyetech is working on the issue. But there IS a workaround!!! All you have to do is spin the darn thing between your lips while ya take a drag.. thats it..
I just tried this with one of the batteries I have that has the 1-2 second cutoff problem and it did not help me. I'm not sure what spinning is suppose to do but it was at least worth a shot. It should be noted that in my case the battery WILL stay on beyond a couple seconds if I can manage to constantly INCREASE my draw. It will not stay on during a normal steady draw like the other good battery does.
Can you give any detail on the cart design flaw and how it affects the switch on the battery?
Thanks for the tip..
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I would assume spinning spreads the liquid more evenly over the atomizer reducing "hot spots".
I've never had a cutoff issue with my Dura though...
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