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Figurehead · 06-10-2009, 10:33 PM

My m201 batteries lasted 4 & 5 hours respectively. My 801s usualy last around 3 1/2 to 4 hours, so they are very comparable.

GrimmGreen · 06-10-2009, 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Figurehead

OK, I had to try it... yes, the battery for an 801 does fit the m201, however I didn't take a draw on it like that. I just put it together to see if it fit... and it does....

Soooo...... I'm guessing it would fit an 801 mod instantly as well.... now, who is going to be the 1st to try it?

Sorry boss , i didn't see your reply in the other review thread... in 2 weeks i expect some results! ha ha

what i really want to know is if this atomizer will work on a minipipe..

wegster · 06-11-2009, 05:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Figurehead

OK, I had to try it... yes, the battery for an 801 does fit the m201, however I didn't take a draw on it like that. I just put it together to see if it fit... and it does....

Soooo...... I'm guessing it would fit an 801 mod instantly as well.... now, who is going to be the 1st to try it?

Come on, LIVE a little. You know you wanna, right?

Figurehead · 06-11-2009, 07:07 AM

I do. LOL, I do wanna... but I'm going to wait. Although, from everything I've heard, it's absolutely fine.

eturf · 06-11-2009, 04:26 PM

The 201 atty does not work on 801 or 112 batteries in my experience (white 112 from best and blue 801 from eastmall, if that makes a difference). The airflow is completely cut off somehow. The 801 and 112 attys work on 201 batteries, though, but it seems like there is too much airflow.

This is of particular interest to me since I like the 201 atty the best and was wondering if it would work on a Janty Stick, but no one seems to know. I would suspect it does not since it does not work on 801 and 112 batteries which I bet are the connection that the Janty Stick uses. Anyone know?

I started with the M-201 from Absolutelyecig (I did not know they sold it anywhere else) and have been very pleased. You are correct - the throat hit is amazing and I need to dilute most juices in half, too. I then tried the 801 and 112 but am going to "standardize" on the M-201.

Below is what I posted yesterday in a different thread comparing the 201 to the 801 and 112.

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After the talk about flavor in this thread, it made me step back and really evaluate the different attys. The 112 is the easiest draw but gets a harsh taste within a few puffs. For the very first time today I went to work with three 112 attys (on 801 batteries). All day I was fiddling with fluffing the carts and topping up to get good vapor and no burned taste but even so it gets metallic in 5 to 10 puffs, granted if I give it a rest sitting upright, battery side down, I can get a few more good puffs 15 minutes later. Overall, it was a real pain in the butt. I don't know why everyone likes 112 attys. I have 8 of them. They seem to burn too hot.

To me, the 801 attys are better than the 112. They seem to burn a little cooler and I get more puffs out of them before they get harsh. They do push the fluff up more into the cart and if that is not dealt with by splitting the wool, adding a bit of fluff to the end of the cart, or making a hole in the wool for the atty screen to go up in, they are harsh even more quickly, but with doing one of these, they last longer with better taste than the 112s before topping up or fluffing.

So I am resigned to the harder draw of the 201 atty but once you are used to it and draw slowly, it always produces a good amount of vapor and throat hit, rarely gets a harsh taste even with excessive puffing, and requires much, much less topping up. I usually top up when it is 12 to 15 drops short instead of 2 to 3 as on the 112 or 801. Problem is it does not work on 801 or 112 batteries and it does not vape my beloved JC juice well unless the atty is very clean. But I can get over that - RY4 with some extra vanilla is a decent substitute for TN cured to me. But, does it work on a JS?

eturf · 06-12-2009, 02:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Figurehead

I don't mean to come off as a commercial for litecigusa, but it just happens to be where I'm getting my stuff from right now.

I wish I had read your review about litecigusa before yesterday. I just placed an order from absolutelyecigs yesterday morning and would have ordered all black 201s but all they had was white (unlike litecig - all they have is black). Plus litecig is US based so might have gotten my order a little sooner and they are the same price as absolutely on most things. Plus I probably would have bought some juice to stock up but don't like the selection at Absolutely.

RsL · 06-12-2009, 02:54 AM

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Originally Posted by eturf

I wish I had read your review about litecigusa before yesterday. I just placed an order from absolutelyecigs yesterday morning and would have ordered all black 201s but all they had was white (unlike litecig - all they have is black). Plus litecig is US based so might have gotten my order a little sooner and they are the same price as absolutely on most things. Plus I probably would have bought some juice to stock up but don't like the selection at Absolutely.

All those bats flying around distracted you from reading his review the other day...

Figurehead · 06-12-2009, 03:14 AM

Can't stop the car here... BAT COUNTRY!

BTW, I am in Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas in 2 scenes.

RsL · 06-12-2009, 04:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Figurehead

Can't stop the car here... BAT COUNTRY!

BTW, I am in Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas in 2 scenes.

Get the - out of here! Really? What scenes ?

eturf · 06-12-2009, 04:36 AM

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Originally Posted by RsL

All those bats flying around distracted you from reading his review the other day...

I am totally reformed. All this 36mg nic liquid I have been vaping has made me forget about lesser drugs.

06-10-2009, 10:33 PM	#11
Figurehead ECF Veteran Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Las Vegas Nevada Posts: 1,138	My m201 batteries lasted 4 & 5 hours respectively. My 801s usualy last around 3 1/2 to 4 hours, so they are very comparable. __________________

06-11-2009, 07:07 AM	#14
Figurehead ECF Veteran Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Las Vegas Nevada Posts: 1,138	I do. LOL, I do wanna... but I'm going to wait. Although, from everything I've heard, it's absolutely fine. __________________

06-12-2009, 03:14 AM	#18
Figurehead ECF Veteran Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Las Vegas Nevada Posts: 1,138	Can't stop the car here... BAT COUNTRY! BTW, I am in Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas in 2 scenes. __________________

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06-11-2009, 04:26 PM	#15
eturf Full Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 46	The 201 atty does not work on 801 or 112 batteries in my experience (white 112 from best and blue 801 from eastmall, if that makes a difference). The airflow is completely cut off somehow. The 801 and 112 attys work on 201 batteries, though, but it seems like there is too much airflow. This is of particular interest to me since I like the 201 atty the best and was wondering if it would work on a Janty Stick, but no one seems to know. I would suspect it does not since it does not work on 801 and 112 batteries which I bet are the connection that the Janty Stick uses. Anyone know? I started with the M-201 from Absolutelyecig (I did not know they sold it anywhere else) and have been very pleased. You are correct - the throat hit is amazing and I need to dilute most juices in half, too. I then tried the 801 and 112 but am going to "standardize" on the M-201. Below is what I posted yesterday in a different thread comparing the 201 to the 801 and 112. ---------------- After the talk about flavor in this thread, it made me step back and really evaluate the different attys. The 112 is the easiest draw but gets a harsh taste within a few puffs. For the very first time today I went to work with three 112 attys (on 801 batteries). All day I was fiddling with fluffing the carts and topping up to get good vapor and no burned taste but even so it gets metallic in 5 to 10 puffs, granted if I give it a rest sitting upright, battery side down, I can get a few more good puffs 15 minutes later. Overall, it was a real pain in the butt. I don't know why everyone likes 112 attys. I have 8 of them. They seem to burn too hot. To me, the 801 attys are better than the 112. They seem to burn a little cooler and I get more puffs out of them before they get harsh. They do push the fluff up more into the cart and if that is not dealt with by splitting the wool, adding a bit of fluff to the end of the cart, or making a hole in the wool for the atty screen to go up in, they are harsh even more quickly, but with doing one of these, they last longer with better taste than the 112s before topping up or fluffing. So I am resigned to the harder draw of the 201 atty but once you are used to it and draw slowly, it always produces a good amount of vapor and throat hit, rarely gets a harsh taste even with excessive puffing, and requires much, much less topping up. I usually top up when it is 12 to 15 drops short instead of 2 to 3 as on the 112 or 801. Problem is it does not work on 801 or 112 batteries and it does not vape my beloved JC juice well unless the atty is very clean. But I can get over that - RY4 with some extra vanilla is a decent substitute for TN cured to me. But, does it work on a JS?