Amount of Vapour?

[TribbleTrouble]

Perhaps we would be far better off if we had one of the e-cigs that don't have the cut out?

Why in the hell is there a cut-off anyway? That is why I lean more toward using my E-Cigar. It doesn't have that cutoff. Maybe this would be considered a newbie question, but what exactly is the purpose of that cutoff on the smaller e-cigs. Is it for equipment protection, or user protection?

[Cage]

Why in the hell is there a cut-off anyway? That is why I lean more toward using my E-Cigar. It doesn't have that cutoff. Maybe this would be considered a newbie question, but what exactly is the purpose of that cutoff on the smaller e-cigs. Is it for equipment protection, or user protection?

Both, I suspect... I'd lean more toward not burning up the atomiser/overheating the device.
I'm satisfied with the "perfect puff" my Dura provides, and I'm unable to draw on it long enough to activate the cut-off.
(Sorry, sounding like a Dura commercial)
However, other members have reported various problems with theirs and the price would keep me from being a repeat customer if I had any performance issues.
I don't know what I'd recommend as a replacement. The 901 is up there but I have to work harder to get the same results and... I don't wanna work.

So far so good, time will tell.

[surbitonPete]

I think the cut off is meant to protect the coil.....but so far my atomizers haven't lasted much over 2 weeks anyway. So the protection isn't exactly doing much protecting.

[New Year quitter]

I am finding that I usually manage to get a few of those 'perfect' puffs with a fresh drip but that soon decreases as the liquid is used up but it's also so easy to mess it up and either drip too much or too little liquid.....it really is quite an art to get it just right.

It seems as if it's trying to achieve those 'perfect' puffs that makes me spend so much time vaping.

Try dripping a couple of drops of eliquid into the atomizer instead of the carts, it seems to last longer then soaking it in sponge. I hardly ever drip into the carts nowadays.

[e-pipeman]

Glycerine = clouds of vapour. Try it and see!

[surbitonPete]

Try dripping a couple of drops of eliquid into the atomizer instead of the carts, it seems to last longer then soaking it in sponge. I hardly ever drip into the carts nowadays.

I have dripped on the atomizer....but my very latest thing is a tiny pot of e-liquid and very carefully dipping the wire mesh in the liquid.....which does seem to be giving me a bit less trouble than dripping did. .....but it all seems such a pain to get it just right.

[Kate]

You might be flooding the atomiser if you dip it in eliquid Pete and that would give you inconsistent results with vapour.

Apparently an easy way to drip with an Evo is to touch the drop to the mesh before it gets too big to drip off the bottle. Two drops at a time and refresh when needed might work.

[surbitonPete]

You might be flooding the atomiser if you dip it in eliquid Pete and that would give you inconsistent results with vapour.

Apparently an easy way to drip with an Evo is to touch the drop to the mesh before it gets too big to drip off the bottle. Two drops at a time and refresh when needed might work.

Hi kate...yes I did find that dripping just the way you described it was the best of all......but useless old me still kept getting the amount wrong and flooding the atomiser........that's why I am experimenting with this new 'dipping' idea today......lol

[bribri]

In my opinion, if your sucking that hard that means you have a dying atomizor... Try a fresh one and see how much easier it is to inhale... either that or your holes are clogged up (which can happen)...

[surbitonPete]

I think I might have to try one of those penstyles........this vaping is getting more like a kit making hobby with all the bit's and peices I have all over my desk...........lol.