View Poll Results: How do you like your Dura-C / 510 manual switch?

**devonschmoker** · 03-15-2009, 12:34 AM

I want to see if the Dura-C / 510 manual switch solved the problems that most were having or not and just to see mass feedback on the new device. Please only respond if you own one. Thank you -Devon

Please note that I have not heard of many problems yet. The options are just that, options.

**Vince1** · 03-15-2009, 01:03 AM

Hi Devon, So far so good with the Dura-C. I know some people have reported some cart leaking issues but I have not had any trouble with mine. The carts click in place and no leaks between atomizer and battery or between the cart and atomizer.

**ROB26** · 03-15-2009, 01:05 AM

I've got 6 different E-cig models at this point...but I can't put down my DURA-C! No leakage for me either...awesome product...extremely happy with it!

**tinear** · 03-15-2009, 03:14 AM

didn't vote in poll for lack of catagory.
without going into specifics ~ i've had my almost complete order Dura-C (and 2nd try to boot) for 5 days now, and while i do very much like the manual switch i can already notice a major decrease in times between needing to be charged.

started off great ~ 3, maybe 4 hours of almost continual vaping. now down to about an hour or less before the batt "automatically" cuts off. really sucks when your batts take longer to charge than they do to use up. if i go out for any length of time, i have to bring both fully charged Dura-C batts, plus my rn4081 as a back up.
mind you, this is after only 5 days. i don't expect them to be working at all by mid-week coming up.

so far not impressed with the batts OR Janty USA service. headaches galore.

**Vicks Vap-oh-Yeah** · 03-15-2009, 03:54 AM

I can't tell you how my Dura C works, because Janty hasn't shipped it yet!

**sherid** · 03-15-2009, 03:59 AM

I have the Dura C and it works well, but I am not sold on the manual switch yet. I still prefer the automatic one, especially after I seem to have the battery issue solved for now at least. I am going to keep practicing and see how it goes.

**Cellmeister** · 03-15-2009, 04:26 AM

My Janty Dura-C, is just couple days old, Working Very Well! But I alternate & have (2) 801's & a mod or 2 going at the same time (always) So I alternate between them to avoid overheating (couple puffs on this one, then on the next one, etc).

Heat = Death

Damn, I just did have a Atomizer Die, Check with Meter, No Resistance, it's Open!

Otherwise working great, but only a few days old.

Batteries = More Time On Charger Then Vaping

I just hope the batteries & atomizers are really approved so we can get more then a week out of the Dura's.

But the fact is the battery cells used on the older / 1st generation Dura's ones were of low end **** quality, alleged they bump the quality on them up (or using another other batt manufact) to a little better quality.

Note on Battery Deaths: I Beleive that the juice was not the main issue of death, yeah they get wet & can short, but not everyone dripped or overloaded their carts with juice!

I believe it was the low end crap batteries with the atomizers drawing to much power). Hopefully they also checked the atomizer issues, I would have to think so cuz with a manual switch your going to get more heat, especially with people that don't know better and hold the switch on for more then 4 to 5 seconds and/ or are running their carts dry without noticing it.

I can say that it appears Janty is at least attempting to updating them, they should also really beef up their quality on their other products as well. (I have (2) broken KB manual switches both only a few days old! WTF!

Also the atomizers are running a little cooler and not burning up in your hand (at this moment.

I think they will be doing an other update on the Dura's again..

Overall JantyUSA (Jeff) Has Provided Excellent Customer Service! So The CS Should Not Be Any Issue here.

Thats just my personal thought & quick current update. We will know more soon...

Keep Vapin!

**DaveB** · 03-15-2009, 08:21 AM

Mine is going good. Love the manual switch. Give the atomizer a head start and then take a drag= lots of vapor. The batteries do not last as long as i would like, but the Dura needs a lot of power. Having a third battery would be a good idea for this one.

**mixxy** · 03-15-2009, 10:14 AM

I'm really lovin' the Dura-C. No problems at all.. other than I wish the battery charge lasted longer. I bought 2 sets = 4 batteries... so manage to always have a new one ready.. but don't think I'd only want to run on just 2 batteries. I love the Dura so much that I ordered another kit -- just to make sure I always have lots of spare parts!