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    Ok i got my first e cig last night! Innital Impressions:

    Ruyan Direct rocks!

    Nailed my order even with a special request to get a m402 bat as well as the m401 in the starter pack.

    The thing looks brilliant. It feels nice to hold in my hand and mouth and is weighted better than i expected.

    Vapor Production: As it is my first e cig i have nothing to compare it to but i am very happy with the amount of vapor. I understand these atomizers take a week or so to "break in" so it should only get better

    Flavour: Innitally the flavour was really piss weak and i was worried about my purchase. In about 30 mins though the flavour was coming though nicely. I might have wanted a little more flavour but I am yet to see if it is the juice im using (RY4) or the ecig itself or e cigs in general.

    Throat hit: ive never understood why throat hit means to much to people. Surely if the thraot hit is big then it will be irritating to the throat if you like to vape often. Thruthfully i dont think i really care about throat hit. But that being said i can deffinetly feel it when i do a lung inhale and can feel it a little with a mouth then lung inhale

    Switch responsiveness. Every now and again the auto switch doesnt quite react as quickly as i would like but its only a minor problem and generally works fantastically.

    Battery life: Not sure yet will have to get back to that one

    Ease of draw: GOD DAMN i was not expecting it to be this hard. Nothing i have read/watched has said anything about the draw being so hard. Perhaps it is just fine and im too used to smoking Rolly ciggs. Its not that bad but it does take a quite a bit more work than i would like.

    Whistle sound: There is an anoying whistle sound every time i take a drag. Which is gonna start getting to me like a chinese water torture any moment now.

    As for the jucie: RY4 tastes fantastic. It is a little sweet and fruity but also a tad smokey as well. Its a great consistant vape.

    All in all.

    Pros:vapor production/size/looks

    Cons: draw/whistle sound.

    Can anyone help with some tips about either of these cons?

    Ill give a follow up review in a week.

    Thanks all

    Calum

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    Draw and whistle is probably related to the kind of cart you are using. Unfortunately they have stopped using the style I thought worked best, but to be honest I never use carts with the 401 anymore. I pop out the insert and dip the exposed atomizer into a pool of liquid (I use a contact case). If you have questions about dipping go to the 401 subsection and look at the thread called "don't drip dip". IMO this is what this e-cig was made for. Cart blow in general anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gatsby View Post
    Draw and whistle is probably related to the kind of cart you are using. Unfortunately they have stopped using the style I thought worked best, but to be honest I never use carts with the 401 anymore. I pop out the insert and dip the exposed atomizer into a pool of liquid (I use a contact case). If you have questions about dipping go to the 401 subsection and look at the thread called "don't drip dip". IMO this is what this e-cig was made for. Cart blow in general anyway.

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    Ive tried dripping and it doesnt change the whistle. I think its comming from the atty...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sydesteppa View Post
    Ive tried dripping and it doesnt change the whistle. I think its comming from the atty...
    I'm having the same issue with the m401(2). I ordered mine from electronic-cigz and got replacement parts (atty, batts, empty carts) from ruyan as well. I've tried dipping (also contact lens case), swapping atty's, batts and juices. Both atomizers were broken in for at least on week, but alas the draw is still harder than I'd like; the whistle is there too.

    I've demoted my m401 to backup and am using my DSE901 instead. It has far less resistance on the draw and I prefer topping off carts than dipping the atty.

    Either way, if anyone has a solution to this issue it would be greatly appreciated! Until then its back to the 901

    Edit: I should add that I've done the straw mod to the DSE901 which may have contributed to the far superior performance. This of course of subjective.
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    For the "whistling", the sound is generated from the atomizer intake holes, different batteries may have different results. Another method of solving this problem would be to carefully file down some of the holes on the atomizer. Face the atomizer cart side down, and file from the sides of the intake holes. Do not file down into the atomizer, but rather make the holes larger width wise. File a small amount and test. Make sure that you do not take too much material, as this will cause too loose of a draw, and you could end up with the possibility that the battery will not activate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ruuku View Post
    For the "whistling", the sound is generated from the atomizer intake holes, different batteries may have different results. Another method of solving this problem would be to carefully file down some of the holes on the atomizer. Face the atomizer cart side down, and file from the sides of the intake holes. Do not file down into the atomizer, but rather make the holes larger width wise. File a small amount and test. Make sure that you do not take too much material, as this will cause too loose of a draw, and you could end up with the possibility that the battery will not activate.
    Thank you very much, this would seem to solve both my issues. what kind/size of file are we talking because those holes are tiny

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    Eastmall also has the passthrough m401 for $15.. I do think we have a voice.. i wrote to a few Chinese distributors as well asking about selling actual m-series passthroughs and they said they would talk to SMOORE about it. (this was awhile back before I even broke down and got the trueman DSE ones)

    Quote Originally Posted by ruuku View Post
    Hey Fedor, does this have any thing to do with the requests you sent to AEC? I would just like to know how big an impact we have upon the industry. If our voices were heard, then it kind of reaffirms the fact that we do have a direct voice in the industry, and are able to shape its outcome/products. If not, well its just as well, and a PT for the M series is great nonetheless. Now i just want one for the M201...manual batteries....a PCC...
    I am also going nuts right now because i want to try manual batteries for the 401. I keep hoping the prodigy or Jantystick come out with an adaptor. (well, now leary of the JantyStick but if it improves) i am NOT a modder. I also want a PCC! In fact.. I just placed an order with Ruyan for a Joy510 with manual batteries to try out but I have not yet completed the paypal portion. I'm only considering it because the 401 is lacking in these areas but I am so in love with the atomizer of the 401 I don't know what to do. I feel almost like i would be *cheating* on the 401 if I get this 510... and that is just NUTS.. I feel so devoted to the m401.

    I NEED a manual battery at certain times.... i WANT the exposed atty and (for me) reliability of the 401/2/3 atty. (still no atty deaths I feel blessed).

    But what can i do? I see the 510 and am leary of a recessed atty as i only dip and worry about dripping but i *hate* carts. But I also see the convienance of so many versatile addons for the 510. Will the 510 atties have a good lifespan? Gaaah! So yes.. if the 401 wants to keep up with the market.. it NEEDS these addons.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sydesteppa View Post
    Thank you very much, this would seem to solve both my issues. what kind/size of file are we talking because those holes are tiny
    I would try 0.25-0.5mm per side on either 2 or all holes, Its really just file, then check. I would also plug the center atomizer hole as you don't want metal shavings going into the atomizer.

    Purr- What can i say... I have much love for the 401, but when i need the hit, I'm willing to use the 510 with a cart. Keep in mind that the cart does NOT wick like the 401...There's at least 1ml in my carts that will remain there, and the atomizer will not suck this up. Even with these problems I still like vaping the 510, just for the manual battery. I use a cart 1/4 of the time with the 401, but its usually the old style e-z draw cart.
    As for buying a 510:
    It really depends if you can sacrifice a recessed atomizer for the manual switch as well as the added cost of buying another unit. One of the pluses of the manual batts is the fact that they are sealed, so dripping SHOULDN'T harm them (i won't say WON'T because anything is possible...) I would also add a PCC into the cost. The 510 batts suck. This is the weakest link in the 510... 1-2 hrs is simply pathetic.
    You'll also want to consider the amount of money spent on replacements, if you are going to keep the 510. Long run you'll want at least 2-3 spare atties,1-2 batts, carts, ect.

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    yeah.. I was bad and just finished the paypal transaction. I only got the starter kit to see if I will like it. If I don't, i will sell it. If i do... I'll look into investing in more. I love the 401 so it will stay my main baby for a long time... I did order some blank carts to go with the 510, but I might end up just dripping with it. Then again... can't really say till i try it.

    I hope the JantyStick v2 is more reliable and made better and has an m-series adaptor eventually. If the 510 is OK.. The jantyStick will serve well.. *if* it improves. I'll just watch and see.

    For now I will keep the 510 (when I get it) hidden from the 401... don't need jealously issues.. I actually do feel guilty... which is weird as I see how most forum members have tons of diff units.. SMOORE how I love thee but I need a little more than you can provide at the moment (but yer my main squeeze baby! I'll only cheat on you when I have no choice.



    Quote Originally Posted by ruuku View Post

    Purr- What can i say... I have much love for the 401, but when i need the hit, I'm willing to use the 510 with a cart. Keep in mind that the cart does NOT wick like the 401...There's at least 1ml in my carts that will remain there, and the atomizer will not suck this up. Even with these problems I still like vaping the 510, just for the manual battery. I use a cart 1/4 of the time with the 401, but its usually the old style e-z draw cart.
    As for buying a 510:
    It really depends if you can sacrifice a recessed atomizer for the manual switch as well as the added cost of buying another unit. One of the pluses of the manual batts is the fact that they are sealed, so dripping SHOULDN'T harm them (i won't say WON'T because anything is possible...) I would also add a PCC into the cost. The 510 batts suck. This is the weakest link in the 510... 1-2 hrs is simply pathetic.
    You'll also want to consider the amount of money spent on replacements, if you are going to keep the 510. Long run you'll want at least 2-3 spare atties,1-2 batts, carts, ect.

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    I find the 510 to be a pretty messy dripper. It has the sealed battery but it floods easy and gets messy when it does. Although I think there may be a new '401' in the pipeline by the same folks who make the VX2 (J118) that has a PCC, an exposed atty, and if the J118 is an indication might provide manual batteries down the road.

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