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can i use the vapor king cartomizers on the silver bullet?
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The SB uses either an 801, 901 or the man's atty... the venerable 510.
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Originally Posted by
dipsetwarrior
Note: I am a heavy vapor/nicotine addict i take very long 7 second pulls on my 510, i take 1 minute breaks because the
atty heats up quite a bit, you think this is why i am getting the foul taste from the atomizer
Unless the atty bridge is off center and in contact with the cart top edge - you'll see signs of melting. If not you're likely vaping the top off of the filler and the wicking of the filler isn't keeping up with you - iow, the 'bad taste' other than the shipping fluid and a cart melting would be that you're vaping air instead of juice. A straw mod would help. Or just having two or three 510's out and switching off.
Straw mod:
Cart Mod for better refilling
Oh yeah... I'd drop the water bath and only do an alcohol - ie high proof vodka - 151 clear preferably, not isopropal, for 1 or 2 hours for cleaning.
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Originally Posted by
dipsetwarrior
These are my steps.
1.Soak the
atty in water or alcohol overnight.
2. Dry the attty for 2-3 hours
There is your mistake.
Stop soaking attys, this destroys attys. IF they recover, it is another 2 day or so break in period to get it working right.
Get a couple new attys. When they arrive do nothing more than blowing out the primer into a peper towel, dry burn for 3-4 seconds, 2 or 3 times, prime with 3 drops of fluid, add cart, vape.
If you're ever going to risk an atty like that (ie: It's pretty much dead, can't make it worse... last ditch effort) then soak only an hour or two, air-dry overnight. You got the steps backwards.
But this is NOT something you should do as any kind of routine.
Last edited by Bandit; 09-29-2009 at 01:26 AM.
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Originally Posted by
Bandit
There is your mistake.
Stop soaking attys, this destroys attys. IF they recover, it is another 2 day or so break in period to get it working right.
Get a couple new attys. When they arrive do nothing more than blowing out the primer into a peper towel, dry burn for 3-4 seconds, 2 or 3 times, prime with 3 drops of fluid, add cart, vape.
If you're ever going to risk an
atty like that (ie: It's pretty much dead, can't make it worse... last ditch effort) then soak only an hour or two, air-dry overnight. You got the steps backwards.
But this is NOT something you should do as any kind of routine.
Bandito.... likin' your avatar...
I happen to agree with your method as well. I just have been doing the 151 soak (not overnight) since I started and so far haven't lost one, and frankly haven't seen any reports of anyone losing them doing it the way I lay out. I have seen coke, water and isopropal kills and dryburn kills though.
I see the vodka go from clear to yellow in an hour or so, so I know something is coming off the atty/bridge/coil. And by putting the pg on before the ziplock keeps them wet so the 'start up' isn't a big thing. I still drip to start one out of the ziplock though.
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