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Snarkyone · 10-20-2009, 10:35 AM

No way is a 510 cart equal to 10 cigarettes, uh uh no way no how. I feel like it's much closer to 3-4, I hate these claims these things make. The only things that come close to matching their claims are the cartomizers and even then you need to be careful with your choices.

Just edited this when I saw how old the first post was why bother adding to it.

trog100 · 10-20-2009, 10:52 AM

buy a couple of cheap 901 starter kits and some topping up liquid.. avoid the temptation to turn the whole thing into a hobby.. ignore enthusiast comments they aint about saving money just buying have fun..

minimal requirements for two people... three 901 starter kits.. one as a spare some spare carts and topping up liquid.. top the carts up as they empty..

if you like it.. be prepared to buy atomizers and batteries every so often..

do not under any circumstances be fooled into thinking you just buy the kit and only have to keep buying carts.. the things wear out quickly..

i have just told you the cheapest way to start e smoking.. also keep away from this place it will cost you a fortune... he he he

trog

ps.. we should look at post dates snarky... he he he

Snarkyone · 10-20-2009, 10:59 AM

Yeah I notice these things after the fact as well. I also try to get people to understand that these are consumables in the true sense of the word. You need to replace the atomizers just as you would the filters in your automobile in order to keep them performing at their optimal levels. I have since moved on to cartomizers and I wish I had just gone there at first although since I didn't I do have a wide range of experience with the models that people recommend and can say with some first hand knowledge and not just parrot what I have heard.

bornagainst · 10-20-2009, 11:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 007

510
Each cartridge can be sucked in 300-350 mouthful
One cartridge equal to 10 cigarettes
battery capacity:290mAh
working Voltage:3.0~4.2V
ChargeTime:3—3.5hours life-span for battery : rechargable 300 times

901
Each cartridge can be sucked in 250-300 mouthful
One cartridge equal to 10 cigarettes
battery capacity:290mAh
working Voltage:3.0~4.2V
ChargeTime:3—3.5hours life-span for battery : rechargable 300 times

Wow, how many lies in THIS paragraph?

pay10place · 10-27-2009, 03:37 PM

Im more of a bit heavier smoker, I use the 510 and the only thing I like about it is the throat hit (love it), if I could find one with equal hit but better battery life I would buy it. I've been analog free for 5+weeks and find it cost effective. I however purchase my replacements from a china vendor (healthcabin.net) and pay ½ the cost. Hope this is of "some" help.

e-pipeman · 10-27-2009, 05:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pay10place

I use the 510 and the only thing I like about it is the throat hit (love it), if I could find one with equal hit but better battery life I would buy it.

It sounds as if you would love the 510 version of the Protege. VERY long battery life!

wdave · 10-27-2009, 07:27 PM

For my experience, look here:

Considerations for choosing an ecig

HTH,

Dave

10-20-2009, 10:35 AM	#21
Snarkyone Super Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Your mom said not to say... Posts: 763 Tweet this post!	No way is a 510 cart equal to 10 cigarettes, uh uh no way no how. I feel like it's much closer to 3-4, I hate these claims these things make. The only things that come close to matching their claims are the cartomizers and even then you need to be careful with your choices. Just edited this when I saw how old the first post was why bother adding to it. __________________ Retired: Dragon, 510, Magnum Mod, KR808D-1. In Use: GreenCig. Last edited by Snarkyone; 10-20-2009 at 10:39 AM.

10-20-2009, 10:59 AM	#23
Snarkyone Super Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Your mom said not to say... Posts: 763 Tweet this post!	Yeah I notice these things after the fact as well. I also try to get people to understand that these are consumables in the true sense of the word. You need to replace the atomizers just as you would the filters in your automobile in order to keep them performing at their optimal levels. I have since moved on to cartomizers and I wish I had just gone there at first although since I didn't I do have a wide range of experience with the models that people recommend and can say with some first hand knowledge and not just parrot what I have heard. __________________ Retired: Dragon, 510, Magnum Mod, KR808D-1. In Use: GreenCig.

10-27-2009, 07:27 PM	#27
wdave Super Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Cincinnati, OH Posts: 594	For my experience, look here: Considerations for choosing an ecig HTH, Dave __________________ Owned: JOYE 510, Npro, RN4081, DSE801, DSE901, RN4075, M401.

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10-20-2009, 10:52 AM	#22
trog100 Banned Join Date: May 2008 Location: UK Posts: 3,284	buy a couple of cheap 901 starter kits and some topping up liquid.. avoid the temptation to turn the whole thing into a hobby.. ignore enthusiast comments they aint about saving money just buying have fun.. minimal requirements for two people... three 901 starter kits.. one as a spare some spare carts and topping up liquid.. top the carts up as they empty.. if you like it.. be prepared to buy atomizers and batteries every so often.. do not under any circumstances be fooled into thinking you just buy the kit and only have to keep buying carts.. the things wear out quickly.. i have just told you the cheapest way to start e smoking.. also keep away from this place it will cost you a fortune... he he he trog ps.. we should look at post dates snarky... he he he

10-27-2009, 03:37 PM	#25
pay10place Full Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Sunny South Florida Posts: 14	Im more of a bit heavier smoker, I use the 510 and the only thing I like about it is the throat hit (love it), if I could find one with equal hit but better battery life I would buy it. I've been analog free for 5+weeks and find it cost effective. I however purchase my replacements from a china vendor (healthcabin.net) and pay ½ the cost. Hope this is of "some" help.