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Sun Vaporer · 02-12-2009, 11:53 PM

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Originally Posted by igetcha

cheers sun,

again, i cant speak for the US Njoy but the NjoyUK have now reduced the price by £10.00
so with the 10% discount on top of that i think it makes it a more respectable price for a really nice little e-cig.

i didnt know that they dont sell atomisers for it though! its just as well they have the warranty!

Scott--here in the US you have to call --it is not online and they want $24.99 for one plus shipping and handling. I guess if you get 2 kits you could rotate around with the warranty business. Your review has me thinking about it as it--Again--Thanks--Sun

igetcha · 02-12-2009, 11:56 PM

hi mate,

i literally have a whole draw of super mini parts from many different makes and models but i couldnt find one part that fits. i had a few batteries that were the same size and length but the threads were very different and would not screw on. ive been thru all the manual and box but cant find any details on a model number what so ever!

cekte · 02-12-2009, 11:59 PM

Nice review as always Scott

No problem Kate

Indeed it is always quite interesting how drastically different ones preference may be.

Actually the DSE101 series, takes the small separate style carts, from the mouthpiece. They were one of the few Super Mini designs, which had a closed atomizer, and took a separate little cart which the mouthpiece/inhaler fit over.

I am 99.99999% positive these are re-branded RN4081/4082 models.

CssReb · 02-12-2009, 11:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by igetcha

ive been thru all the manual and box but cant find any details on a model number what so ever!

Leaford might know

Vince1 · 02-13-2009, 12:02 AM

Cekte, you are correct, the DSE103 has an exposed atomizer. I'm puffin one now. It matches my Dura for vapor production but the carts are a joke, 10 puffs max.

igetcha · 02-13-2009, 12:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cekte

Nice review as always Scott

No problem Kate

Indeed it is always quite interesting how drastically different ones preference may be.

Actually the DSE101 series, takes the small separate style carts, from the mouthpiece. They were one of the few Super Mini designs, which had a closed atomizer, and took a separate little cart which the mouthpiece/inhaler fit over.

I am 99.99999% positive these are re-branded RN4081/4082 models.

that sounds very much like what this Npro has

cekte · 02-13-2009, 12:10 AM

When opening a new cart, and installing it into the atomizer, do you..

A (RN4081)- Just pop off the silicone top, and slide the 'one piece' cart onto the atomizer

(one piece meaning the actual fluid reservoir is recessed inside the inhaler/mouthpiece, and not a separate little reservoir cart that the mouthpiece then covers, but is not attached)

Or

B (DSE101) - Pop off the silicone, Slide out the tiny cart full of batting and liquid out of the silicone top piece, put the tiny reservoir cart actually into the atomizer, and then slide a second separate mouthpiece over the cart?

Thanks.

igetcha · 02-13-2009, 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by vince.cadc

Great review Scott. would you mind if I post a link to your review over at Vaporist - Forum for eCig Enthusiasts This is a new site trying to start and has no video reviews as of yet. check it out. let me know, join if you want. Only 4 members so far.

sure mate not a problem. check out my youtube channel www.youtube.com/igetcha69 for more reviews and e-cig vids.

all i ask is that you just link to them

(i say that because one guy copied one of my reviews by playing it on his pc screen and recorded it, then edited it and then uploaded it as his own work! he even had me as his profile picture! youtube banned him in the end though! lol)

igetcha · 02-13-2009, 12:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cekte

When opening a new cart, and installing it into the atomizer, do you..

A (RN4081)- Just pop off the silicone top, and slide the 'one piece' cart onto the atomizer

(one piece meaning the actual fluid reservoir is recessed inside the inhaler/mouthpiece, and not a separate little reservoir cart that the mouthpiece then covers, but is not attached)

Or

B (DSE101) - Pop off the silicone, Slide out the tiny cart full of batting and liquid out of the silicone top piece, put the tiny reservoir cart actually into the atomizer, and then slide a second separate mouthpiece over the cart?

Thanks.

can i phone a friend? lol

my answer is A

cekte · 02-13-2009, 12:22 AM

Lol, Is that your final answer? Sorry didnt mean it to sound like an interrogation.

Just been pondering it for a bit. Cheers Scott!

02-12-2009, 11:56 PM	#12
igetcha ECF Veteran Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: UK Posts: 1,206 Blog Entries: 1	hi mate, i literally have a whole draw of super mini parts from many different makes and models but i couldnt find one part that fits. i had a few batteries that were the same size and length but the threads were very different and would not screw on. ive been thru all the manual and box but cant find any details on a model number what so ever! __________________ TECC 7% DISCOUNT CODE: T4BE699 NEW!!! TOTALLYWICKED-ELIQUID.CO.UK 7.5% DISCOUNT CODE: T4BE699 (UK & USA SITES)

02-13-2009, 12:02 AM	#15
Vince1 ECF Veteran Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Down South, USA. Posts: 1,059	Cekte, you are correct, the DSE103 has an exposed atomizer. I'm puffin one now. It matches my Dura for vapor production but the carts are a joke, 10 puffs max. __________________ That's five, smok'em if ya got 'em

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02-12-2009, 11:59 PM	#13
cekte Super Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Oregon Posts: 449 Blog Entries: 2	Nice review as always Scott No problem Kate Indeed it is always quite interesting how drastically different ones preference may be. Actually the DSE101 series, takes the small separate style carts, from the mouthpiece. They were one of the few Super Mini designs, which had a closed atomizer, and took a separate little cart which the mouthpiece/inhaler fit over. I am 99.99999% positive these are re-branded RN4081/4082 models.

02-13-2009, 12:10 AM	#17
cekte Super Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Oregon Posts: 449 Blog Entries: 2	When opening a new cart, and installing it into the atomizer, do you.. A (RN4081)- Just pop off the silicone top, and slide the 'one piece' cart onto the atomizer (one piece meaning the actual fluid reservoir is recessed inside the inhaler/mouthpiece, and not a separate little reservoir cart that the mouthpiece then covers, but is not attached) Or B (DSE101) - Pop off the silicone, Slide out the tiny cart full of batting and liquid out of the silicone top piece, put the tiny reservoir cart actually into the atomizer, and then slide a second separate mouthpiece over the cart? Thanks.

02-13-2009, 12:22 AM	#20
cekte Super Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Oregon Posts: 449 Blog Entries: 2	Lol, Is that your final answer? Sorry didnt mean it to sound like an interrogation. Just been pondering it for a bit. Cheers Scott!